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trek
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s’chn t’gai spock (aes)
james t. kirk (aes)
leonard ‘bones’ mccoy (aes)
nyota uhura (aes)
montgomery ‘scotty’ scott (aes)
christine chapel (aes)
hikaru sulu (aes)
pavel chekov (aes)
number one
my tos art
- star trek tng: (aes)
jean-luc picard (aes)
q
deanna troi (aes)
worf rozhenko
data soong (aes)
geordi la forge
beverly crusher (aes)
wesley crusher
tasha yar
miles o'brien
keiko o'brien
lwaxana troi
my tng art
- star trek aos: (aes)
jim kirk (aes)
s’chn t’gai spock (aes)
leonard ‘bones’ mccoy
nyota uhura (aes)
cadet red
my aos art
- star trek tas: (aes)
- star trek ds9: (aes)
julian bashir (aes)
elim garak (aes)
odo’ital (aes)
kira nerys (aes)
jadzia dax (aes)
worf (aes)
benjamin sisko (aes)
jake sisko (aes)
nog (aes)
ezri dax (aes)
quark (aes)
dukat (aes)
miles o'brien (aes)
rom (aes)
vic fontaine (aes)
martok
tora ziyal (aes)
kassidy yates
cardassia
my ds9 art
- star trek voy: (aes)
kathryn janeway (aes)
tuvok (aes)
neelix
harry kim
tom paris (aes)
b'elanna torres (aes)
seven (aes)
the emh (aes)
my voy art
- star trek ent: (aes)
jonathan archer (aes)
charles ‘trip’ tucker (aes)
t'pol (aes)
lorian tucker
travis mayweather (aes)
phlox (aes)
hoshi sato (aes)
malcolm reed (aes)
major hayes
my ent art
- star trek ren:
my ren art
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- star trek pic: (aes)
jean-luc picard
elnor
my pic art
- star trek snw: (aes)
christopher ‘chris’ pike
s’chn t’gai spock
hemmer
my snw art
- short treks
- mirrorverse
- trek art
quantum leap
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sam beckett (aes)
albert ‘al’ calavicci (aes)
verbena beeks
tina martinez
irving ‘gooshie’ gushman
ziggy
my ql art
- midnight diner
- the sopranos (aes)
carmela soprano
christopher moltisanti
silvio dante
- x files: (aes)
fox mulder (aes)
dana scully (aes)
- twin peaks: (aes)
dale cooper (aes)
laura palmer
audrey horne
lucy moran
andy brennan (aes)
albert rosenfield (aes)
my tp art
- columbo: (aes)
- what’s my line?
- whose line is it anyway?
- various cooking shows:
anthony bourdain (aes)
- human highway: (aes)
- blue velvet: (aes)
- jurassic park
- the fall
- across the universe:
jude
lucy
- big eden
- twilight zone
- killing eve
- fleabag
- pushing daisies
- james bond
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Some of my favorite shows ever 1. The Flying Nun starring Sally Fields 2. Get Smart starring Don Adams and Barbara Feldon 3. Family Affair starring Brian Keith 4. The Courtship of Eddie’s Father starring Bill Bixby 5. Addams Family starring John Astin 6. I Dream of Jeannie starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman 7. The Munsters starring Fred Gwynn 8. Bewitched starring Elizabeth Montgomery and Erin Murphy 9. The Partridge Family starring Shirley Jones 10. Gilligan’s Island starring Bob Denver There are many others but unfortunately I can list only 10 but here are others I loved as a kid through adulthood Batman The Walton’s The Night Stalker Columbo Petticoat Junction Superman The Rifleman The Lone Ranger Lassie Gentle Ben Green Acres The Brady Bunch That Girl The Dick Van Dyke show The Mary Tyler Moore show The Beverly Hillbillies Hogan’s Heroes Mash The Love Boat Love American Style The X Files Three’s Company Bosom Buddies Cheers The Facts of Life Punky Brewster The Honeymooners Different Strokes Home improvements All in the Family Sonny & Cher Monty Python Family Ties Full House The Ghost & Mrs Muir Candid Camera Johnny Carson show Alice Happy Days Six Million Dollar Man Knight Rider Dukes of Hazard Emergency Adam 12 George Burns show The Andy Griffith show Tales from the Crypt Creature Feature Chiller Twilight zone Night Gallery WKRP in Cincinnati Two and a Half Men Saturday Night Live Lost in Space Star Trek MTV VH1 Charlie’s Angels St Elsewhere Ally McBeal Beverly Hills 90210 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Party of Five Sabrina the teenage witch iCarly Knots Landing Dallas McMillan and wife The Rookies Ironside The Streets of San Francisco Perry Mason The Land of the lost McCloud Canon NYPD Blue Hawaii Five O American Idol Good Times One Day at a Time Cagney and Lacey American Bandstand General Hospital Doogie Houser The Flintstones The Jetsons Magilla Gorilla Felix the Cat Davie and Goliath The Wacky Racers Speed Racer The Carol Burnett show I Love Lucy The Bob Newhart show Frasier Mission Impossible The Fugitive Bonanza The David Letterman show 20/20 60 Minutes The Little Rascals The Bowery Boys Abbot & Costello & last but not least Seinfeld https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1y_QyntLz/?igshid=178zhp429l108
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Inspiration for Media and the TV people
Here is a list of some of the most famous, popular and influential TV shows and programs of the United-States - if you ever want to do something with the novel version of Media or the TV gods, here it can serve as inspiration:
# Of course, there are the shows used in the original novel already. I Love Lucy ; Cheers ; The Dick Van Dyke Show. The television series also used or was planned to use two other very famous TV shows: Tom and Jerry ; and Mister Roger’s Neighborhood.
# Famous game shows: Jeopardy! ; The Wheel of Fortune ; The Price is Right ; Family Feud
# Famous cartoons: the Looney Tunes productions ; The Flintstones ; or more recently The Simpsons
# Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie
# The Addams Family and The Munsters
# Puppet shows such as Sesame Street and The Muppets Show
# The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock presents
# Various famous sitcoms: The Golden Girls, Seinfeld, Friends, The Brady Bunch, The Jeffersons ; Gilligan’s Island...
# Famous soap operas such as Dallas or Dynasty
# The Carol Burnett Show, The Cosby Showand others “The X Show”
# M*A*S*H
# The Star Trek series
# Little House on the Prairie
# Lassie
# America’s Funniest Home Videos
# Criminal shows, ranging from Columbo to Law and Order
# The Sopranos
# Even in today’s era we have recent examples that could fit in the TV pantheon. The Twin Peaks revival. Lost, House, The Big Bang Theory, Desperate Housewives, South Park, Mad Men, Breaking Bad...
And I am sure you can think yourself of many, many others...
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The Top 10 Most Loved Homes Of 2019!
The Top 10 Most Loved Homes Of 2019!
Homes
by Lucy Feagins, Editor
The entry area to Mardi Ola’s spectacular converted warehouse in South Yarra. Antique cabinet filled with various art pieces: David Bromley ‘Noah’s Ark Bronze Animals’, Gemma Smith acrylic sculpture from Sarah Cottier Gallery, and Vanilla Netto neon from Arc One Gallery. Vintage Soriana sofas purchased on 1st Dibs. Painting by Gemma Smith from Sarah Cottier Gallery. Painting in hallway by Vanilla Netto from Arc One Gallery. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
View of the library. Vintage pendant from 1st Dibs. Jardan ‘Sunny’ sofa. Behruz Studio rug. Joe Columbo ‘Elda’ chair. Curtis Jére ‘Brads’ table lamp. Maria Fernando Cardoso feathered hanging totem from Arc One Gallery. ‘Blow Up’ chair from 2st Dibs. Gemma Smith paintings from Sarah Cottier gallery. Vintage leather dining chairs from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
‘This is actually the girls’ homework table – it’s never looked neater!’ Mardi says. Solid oak tripod table by Louella Tuckey. Vintage Japanese glass vessels on table from Made In Japan. Industrial steel doors and windows by Skyrange. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
View into the kitchen. Lacanche range, custom brass rangehood surround. Solid European oak joinery with stone masonry by Hendersons (‘seriously the best laughs ever working with those guys!’ Mardi says), vintage plaster from Geoffrey Hatty. Swing placement by Louella Tuckey – who insisted Mardi needed it in the kitchen. Cappellini ‘Hi-Pad’ stools from Dedece. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Jaw-Dropping Apartment Is One Of Australia’s First Warehouse Conversions
Everyone is now familiar with the converted warehouse… but this was one of the first examples in Australia! This home of designer Mardi Orla is seriously jaw-dropping, with soaring ceilings and a New-York-In-The-60s vibe. The vintage mushroom collection is NOT TO BE SCROLLED OVER. We can hardly believe this home is in Melbourne!
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Looking through the dining room out to the garden. Lamps in distance by PET Lamp from Safari Living. Washed blue cabinet from Manon bis. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A quiet nook. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Barb in her lush European garden, which she created with the help of local landscaper Gavin Smith. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Stylish, Sentimental Home In St Kilda
When our art director Annie Portelli gets excited about a home she’s styled for one of our shoots, we sit up and pay attention. Annie was seriously buzzing over the St Kilda home of Barb Hyman and her family. Barb renovated this once derelict grand mansion, into a chic and sprawling terrace of finely crafted luxury.
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The dining room looking out over that beautiful Warrandyte view! Wall hanging, cushion and ottoman by Sage x Clare. Leather chaise, dining table, wooden hand and shell chandelier all found at vintage bazaars. Dining chairs from Instagram account @ccss_tm. Jardan rug found on Gumtree. Lighting by Lights Lights Lights. Swing by Jesse Cleay. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Papasan chair from Gumtree. Cushion by Sage x Clare. Indigenous art from Leonard Joel. Palmtree art by Natalie Jade via Greenhouse Interiors. Black and white pot from Iggy & Lou Lou. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The amazing outdoor area. Dining chairs from Ikea. Table from Gumtree. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Warrandyte Delight
Over the last few years we’ve seen so many Melbournian’s head to Warrandyte in search of a tree change close to the city. Another major plus is the incredible modernist and mid-century homes you can still find in wonderful condition in the area! The unconventional property of Sage and Clare’s Phoebe Bell and Chris Monahan is a perfect example. The sprawling property is home to two families, filled with colourful art and objects, with sweeping views over the treetops.
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The southern shady garden view of the house. The reading room upstairs angles to look out at the large snow gum. The rain chain was at the request from Fleur and carries rain from the small roof. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
View from the kitchen through the hallway and into the guest bedroom. Fleur’s father collected old books, and she says she has ‘inherited a love for them’. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
View from the living room to the dining and kitchen, as well as the deck and garden (partially established here by Bush Projects Landscape Architects). Another piece from the early morning group trip to the timber yard, which according to Fleur is ‘lovely to hug’. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Magical Inner City Treehouse
Fleur Glenn’s treehouse, designed by architect Murray Barker, is truly something to behold. This charming, yet contemporary home in Clifton Hill perfectly caters to this empty-nester’s book filled and tree-lined life!
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‘When we bought the house, only the left side was there. We felt the house looked unbalanced so when drawing up the plans we wanted to balance it out. We used the same colourbond steel and existing design features as we wanted it to look like it had always been like this, and not a new extension. We were so lucky with our builder as he had done the original renovation the year before so was across all the finishes and colours we needed. I love the dark tones of this house against all the greenery’, Chyka explains. Photo – Amelia Stanwix.
The outdoor area is one of Chyka’s favourite places. Photo – Amelia Stanwix.
This room was originally a gallery and didn’t really work for Bruce and Chyka. They decided to double the width and turn the colour scheme black – they wanted it to look dramatic, so peaked the ceiling to add the drama with three antler chandeliers. The room is light and bright thanks to the doors to the courtyard. The couch and chairs were old ones they recovered. Photo – Amelia Stanwix.
The Impossibly Chic Chyka Weekender
Chyka Keebaugh puts her own distinctive flair on her ‘Nordic meets The Hamptons’ weekender! The Big Group co-founder was scrolling through instagram when she spied this holiday home (seriously!) and secured the property! Together with husband Bruce, Chyka embarked on large-scale renovations, including extending the grand master bedroom and major landscaping around THAT spectacular new pool.
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Sophie’s favourite view. ‘We decided to lay a ceramic tile that looks like wood in the kitchen and take it out to the garden. No one realises it’s actually a tile’ Sophie reveals! Rug from Pompon Bazar. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A snapshot of some of Sophie’s favourite artworks, by Esther Stewart and Bec Smith. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Sophie’s Gubi beetle chair sitting on the edge of the living room. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Colourful, Art-Filled Family Home in Balmain
Fashion industry expert Sophie Trippe-Smith and her entrepreneur husband Adam have got some SERIOUS style! This bright and cheerful renovated 1880’s Balmain terrace is filled with colourful Australian artwork and eclectic pieces.
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The bright and joyful house of Kip&Co co-founder Alex McCabe, partner Bobby Babb and 10-month old Quincy! Pink concrete bench by Rutso, ‘the one thing I absolutely wanted for the house and love it’, Alex tells. Crocodile bamboo quartz splashback, found by Bobby and Alex peeking out from a dusty corner of a stone warehouse in Melbourne. Aged brass cabinets ‘roughed up” by Alex and Bobby with some apple cider vinegar. Black paper maché vase from India. Blue and white Italianate ceramic pot handed down from Alex’s grandma. A mix of European pottery and Indian paper maché vases on the shelf. Custom-made stools by Jason Blake. Mud Australia Pebble Bowl Large in Slate used as a fruit bowl. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Bedding and rug are new season Kip&Co (available in March!). Simple bedside tables from Grandfathers Axe. Bedside lamps from Cove Island Essentials in Canggu, Bali. Paintings are by Nancy Nodea and Peggy Patrick from the Warmun Art Centre, ‘both artists are from the Kimberley and work in traditional style, including using ochre from the local area.’ Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Outdoor chairs from Bali. Marble table top sourced on a trip to India. ‘Kip&Co’s manufacturing base is in India, so we try to get there at least twice a year’, Alex tells ‘Sometimes we get some time to sneak off and connect with amazing local artisans, like those in the stone workshop where this table is from’. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Home Of Joy And Light With Alex McCabe In Kip&Co
The home of Alex McCabe, founder of Kip&Co is, unsurprisingly, a joyful burst of colour! Bright pops of art, textiles and objects create a unique sense of character in this St Kilda home, but the scene-stealer for us is that kitchen splashback. So glam!
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Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The Timeless Beachside Home Of A Magazine Industry Legend
Deborah Bibby is a magazine industry legend, having spent 11 years as Editor-In-Chief at Real Living Magazine, as well as working as editor at JONES Magazine, Dolly, and Cleo. What a line-up! Deb brings her exacting eye for detail to this renovated beachside haven. A timeless delight!
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The home was originally designed by Australian designer, builder and landscape architect Alistair Knox, who is renowned for many wonderful homes in the Eltham area. Pop and Scott Dreamweaver Pot. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
”I sobbed with happiness that all I could see were trees around me’ Sunni said of the first night they moved in. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The reading nook with a delightful ‘hodge-podge’ of secondhand furniture.Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Home With A Warm Hart
Doula Sunni Hart is a veritable ray of sunshine, so it is no surprise that the Eltham home she shares with partner Pete their two kids, Fox and Dizzy, as well as housemates Tilly and Thea, is a warm and welcoming space. The sprawling Alistair Knox-designed property was a dream come true for Sunni, who has long loved the Eltham home. The family have brought their own personal flair to this mid-century delight, introducing their own ’hodge-podge’ of treasured collections to the stunning home.
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The custom-designed mousehole entrance to Emma and Tom Lane’s spectacular Spanish-inspired home in the Byron Hinterland. Dragon tree in custom-designed corten pot. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The living room. 300-year-old Croatian roof tiles sourced by Sonya from Jatana Tiles line the floor. Oregon timber shelves made from the old roof trusses in the original house. Sunken lounge designed in partnership with Sarah Ellison Studios. Rafters made from recycled spotted gum from a bridge in Goulburn. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The living room, overlooking the expansive property. Sunken lounge designed in partnership with Sarah Ellison Studios. Coffee table from Ha’veli of Byron Bay. Solid stone Byron Bay-built fireplace made from basalt rocks foraged on the property. Rafters made from recycled spotted gum from a bridge in Goulburn.Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
The pool area overlooking the Byron Hinterlands.Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.
A Spectacular Spanish-Influenced Homestead In The Byron Hinterland
If there was one hone that really took our collective breath away this year, this was it. Emma and Tom Lane of the beloved The Farm in Byron Bay shared their own spectacular home in Coopers Shoot in the Byron Hinterland. The Range is set on 120 acres and was designed and built using adaptive reuse principles, with an emphasis on natural and recycled materials. The result it a serene and luxurious haven, designed for inside/outside living. Seriously, if this isn’t ‘living the dream’, we don’t know what is!
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Some of my favorite shows ever 1. The Flying Nun starring Sally Fields 2. Get Smart starring Don Adams and Barbara Feldon 3. Family Affair starring Brian Keith 4. The Courtship of Eddie’s Father starring Bill Bixby 5. Addams Family starring John Astin 6. I Dream of Jeannie starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman 7. The Munsters starring Fred Gwynn 8. Bewitched starring Elizabeth Montgomery and Erin Murphy 9. The Partridge Family starring Shirley Jones 10. Gilligan’s Island starring Bob Denver There are many others but unfortunately I can list only 10 but here are others I loved as a kid through adulthood Batman The Walton’s The Night Stalker Columbo Petticoat Junction Superman The Rifleman The Lone Ranger Lassie Gentle Ben Green Acres The Brady Bunch That Girl The Dick Van Dyke show The Mary Tyler Moore show The Beverly Hillbillies Hogan’s Heroes Mash The Love Boat Love American Style The X Files Three’s Company Bosom Buddies Cheers The Facts of Life Punky Brewster The Honeymooners Different Strokes Home improvements All in the Family Sonny & Cher Monty Python Family Ties Full House The Ghost & Mrs Muir Candid Camera Johnny Carson show Alice Happy Days Six Million Dollar Man Knight Rider Dukes of Hazard Emergency Adam 12 George Burns show The Andy Griffith show Tales from the Crypt Creature Feature Chiller Twilight show Night Gallery WKRP in Cincinnati Two and a Half Men Saturday Night Live Lost in Space Star Trek MTV VH1 Charlie’s Angels St Elsewhere Ally McBeal Beverly Hills 90210 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Party of Five Sabrina the teenage witch iCarly Knots Landing Dallas McMillan and wife The Rookies Ironside The Streets of San Francisco Perry Mason The Land of the lost McCloud Canon NYPD Blue Hawaii Five O American Idol Good Times One Day at a Time Cagney and Lacey American Bandstand General Hospital Doogie Houser The Flintstones The Jetsons Magilla Gorilla Felix the Cat Davie and Goliath The Wacky Racers Speed Racer The Carol Burnett show I Love Lucy The Bob Newhart show Frasier Mission Impossible The Fugitive Bonanza The David Letterman show 20/20 60 Minutes The Little Rascals The Bowery Boys Abbot & Costello & last but not least Seinfeld https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1y_QyntLz/?igshid=hpsb8xsankcy
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