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naarkaalidesignstudio · 8 months

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livesunique · 3 months

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Dolmabahçe Palace, Istanbul, Turkey

#art #design #architecture #history #luxury lifestyle #style #luxury house #luxury home #istanbul #turkey #palace #dolmabahçe palace #ottoman #rococo #neoclassical #baroque #stairs #grand staircase #imperial

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vintagehomecollection · 1 day

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The Decorating Book, 1981

#vintage #vintage interior #1980s #80s #interior design #home decor #bedroom #canopy bed #leather #tufted #chairs #ottoman #carpeting #contemporary #style #home #architecture

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coolthingsguyslike · 2 months

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#Eames #lounge #ottoman #office #midcentury modern #art #interior design

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vanhelsingapologist · 6 months

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Creatures of darkness haunting out by the reeds You’d swear that death was upon us.

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Got an itch to draw Tatyana as my Ireena PC starts to go through the trenches again. Below the cut is a blank background.

#i originally drew Tatyana quite sweet but something compelled a firmer look #I play an Ireena pc so I wanted the design of Taty to reflect the attitude of the current incarnation #my pc was recently bitten by strahd and dhampired. VRGtV outlines the Dark Kiss and #well.#things are looking silly #Her outfit was inspired by ottoman nobility #tatyana federovna #curse of strahd #dungeons and dragons #dnd #dnd character #dnd fanart #dungeons and dragons art #dnd npc #dnd5e #caption is Curicó by Kiltro

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toyastales · 2 months

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Yellow and green is a lush color combination.

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keepingitneutral · 8 months

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Zeyrek Çinili Hamam, Istanbul, Türkiye,

In Turkish, “çinili” translates to “tiled bath house.”

Mrs Koza Gureli Yazgan acquired an abandoned hamam in Istanbul’s historic yet overlooked Zeyrek district in 2010.

While freshening the place up, she kept unearthing priceless artifacts from Ottoman, Byzantine, and Roman times, soon discovering fragments of more than 3,000 vivid turquoise-blue ceramic tiles. More than 10,000 such tiles once adorned the building’s interior until a Parisian dealer sold the tiles to museums and private collectors around Europe as the hamam sat dormant.

After more than 13 years of conservation, which involved restoring the tiles and wall paintings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, Mrs Gureli Yazgan is gearing up to reopen Çinili as a contemporary art venue on September 30.

A museum dedicated to Byzantine cisterns will occupy the lower levels, which feature newly uncovered wall carvings of boats suspected to have been made by slaves. When the baths aren’t offering full-service spa services, they’ll host a rotating art program that glimmers under the domed roof’s array of crescent-shaped skylights.

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manga-and-stuff · 8 months

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Spy x Family and famous furniture, Volumes 1-3.

All the covers of the Spy x Family manga feature rather famous mid-century furniture.

Volume one: LC2 Chair by Le Corbusier

Le Corbusier was a very famous Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner and writer, who was one of the pioneers of what is now regarded as modern architecture.

If you have even a passing interest in architecture, you've probably seen Villa Savoye, which he designed.

Volume two: Marshmallow Sofa by George Nelson

George Nelson was an American industrial designer. He was the lead designer for the Herman Miller furniture company, which is largely responsible for the typical image most people have of 50s America furniture.

Volume three: "Eames La Chaise" by Charles and Ray Eames

Charles Eames and Ray Eames were an American married couple of industrial designers who formed the Eames Office, which also worked with Herman Miller furniture company. They also worked in the fields of industrial and graphic design, fine art, and film.

Their most famous creation is probably their Lounge chair and ottoman:

#SPY X FAMILY #spyxfamily #Tatsuya Endo #Manga and Stuff #Mangacap #Manga #Art #design #furniture #architecture #Manga and stuff nerding out about stuff #probably goes without saying but all of these are insanley expensive #just the lounge chair and ottoman cost $2500 back in the day adjusted for inflation and they go for $5000-$6000 nowadays

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thebeautifulbook · 9 months

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HA-MELEKH SCROLL (Ottoman Empire, c.1800)

‘This scroll opens with an elaborate depiction of the Signs of the Zodiac, a recurrent motif in decorated megillot. According to a midrash, when Haman plotted to destroy the Jewish nation, he consulted the zodiac to determine an auspicious time to carry out his scheme. He decided that the month of Adar, which corresponds with the sign of Pisces (fish), would be the best time because Haman would be able to devour and destroy the Jews just as big fish swallow small ones. God, however, was infuriated by Haman and thwarted his plans, stating “Fish sometimes swallow their prey, but they too can be swallowed” (Esther Rabbah 7:11).

In this image of the zodiacal wheel, which turns clockwise around the sun, the artist emphasized the role that Pisces/Adar played in the Purim story. He depicted the fish as larger in scale than the other signs, and placed them outside the circle, next to the signs that precede it, Capricorn and Aquarius. The decorative border above and below this panel ex- tends as continuous bands throughout the megillah, with similar designs framing the sides of each text column

This type of scroll is known as a ha-melekh scroll because most of the columns begin with the word ha-melekh (the king) as a result of a deliberate ar- rangement of the text. In the book of Esther, this appellation refers to King Ahasuerus. Rabbis suggest- ed, however, that emphasis be placed on the word ha-melekh as an allusion to God, the King of Kings, whose name is not mentioned explicitly in the scroll.’

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#beautiful books #book blog #books books books #book cover #books #19th century #ottoman #book design #judaica #ha-melekh scroll

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garadinervi · 9 months

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Enemy of the Sun. Poetry of Palestinian Resistance, Edited by Naseer Hasan Aruri and Edmund Ghareeb, «Poets of Liberation» Series, Drum & Spear Press, Washington, D.C., 1970 [Ottoman History Podcast]

#graphic design #art #poetry #drawing #illustration #book #cover #book cover #naseer hasan aruri #edmund ghareeb #samih al qasim #george jackson #drum & spear press #ottoman history podcast #1970s

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inspiredlivingspaces · 5 months

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IG lisagilmoredesign - The Washington Post

#urban living #pink #interior design #living room #upholstery #panels #pink enamel #tv room #bookcases #sofa #ottoman

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thevisualvamp · 22 days

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Wedgie

#interior design #ottoman

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nynaevedesign · 1 year

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Dusk Bedroom The calming and fresh appearance of the Dusk bedroom combines neutral, earthy colors with soft greens to set the stage for the rejuvenation needed to face the next day. The low-profile platform bed lends a serene ambiance, while the throw blankets and pillows add dimension, personality, and depth to the space. The comfortable shape of the chair encourages relaxation and unwinding. Place the hourglass table next to it to create a conversation area. Complete the look with a few carefully chosen accents, such as sculptural lamps and whimsical wall art. Game-ready low poly, optimized for low-end computers. Base game compatible. Set includes: Bedframe | Bedding | Bed Cover | Throw Blanket | Throw Pillows | Ottoman | Chair | Sidetable | Dresser | Pendant Light | Table Lamp | Wall Art Download: NynaeveDesign.com

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vintagehomecollection · 2 months

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House Beautiful Weekend Homes, 1990

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coolthingsguyslike · 2 months

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#Eames #lounge #ottoman #office #mid century modern #design #art #interior

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eliounora · 1 year

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my oc, kaya! I have no idea how his glasses stay on his nose

#my art #he is turkish! from my fantasy ottoman empire #you cannot see it but he wears a fez on top of his turban LOL #for some reason i imagine his voice to be much like morrissey's. maybe because he looks smug and like he would have bad opinions #absolutely awful but what pipes!#he's one of my ocs who has gone through the least changes. this is the first design i whipped up for him and i still use it #ALTHOUGH he's had the most iterations as my story for these characters have changed #there are many many many proto-kayas

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