my minds walls

blogging about anything that catches my eyes with it's design and history.

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The confidence of Monet, painting something as overlooked as lilies, all over and over again brings me peace. I feel like he knew he was creating a masterpiece with every touch of brush, he didn't need to rush, didn't need to look for unusual views, just lilies.

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Hotel Guimard-design of my beloved Hector Guimard

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Beauty- you wouldn't oppose, but you can't even see her face.

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Taking visual notes when traveling>>>

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Budapest- what she saw vs what the sheets captured

Parliment building - Országház

Saint Stephen's Basilica-Szent István-bazilika

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my animation of Young woman in bright blue & Seascape

by Auguste Renoir

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my animation of Lady in Yellow Dress by Max Kurzweil

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Lady in gold- Max Kurzweil

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-Hector Guimard

todays inspo is the architect of art nouveau

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Daphne-Toronto

Designed by Studio Paolo Ferrari- Daphnne is truly an atypical space, each room represents different cinematic styles. Every detail is taken care of, the light is integrated with the specific room's expierence, the furniture is customed. It's an inspiring addition of gastronomy and design.

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The politechnic of Warsaw Designed by Stefan Szyller, built in 1901 inspired by italian rennaissance and baroque, full of  low reliefs, columns, friezes and round arches. Filled with misterious atmosphere, as you walk secluded from the main hall by the ornamented pillars, covered in dim light, and sometimes as you approach a view for the second wall of the hall, you can exchange glances with a stranger, before he vanishes behind the columns again.

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lets take a minute to admire the art of mirrors and how they change the entire place in Martin Brudnizki's designs.

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credits: Martin Brudnizki

The Vesper at the Dorchester hotel in London designed by Martin Brudnizki. The mirror walls, wooden decoration and lamps bringing some mystery into the glamorous space remind me of the art deco times when tiffany's lamps and geometric shapes were in their times of glory. Martin stands in opposition towards minimalistic and raw modernistic trends. The artist himself admits he was inspired by the 20s of XX century.

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Villa Nellcôte-a maison of belle epoque resided by The Rolling Stones in their rock and roll, full of partying times. A photographer

Dominique Tarle documented the everyday life of the band living in between Ionic columns, which creates an extraordinary view. We can only imagine how special was the atmosphere in here.

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Villa la Vigie- built in 1902, where Karl Lagerfeld was a guest for about 20 years.

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Karl Lagerfeld's home

Karl- Chanel designer liked to change his surroundings, his interiors were always carefully designed. His admiration for the art deco style or the specific details of 18th century like heavy wooden furniture, would also integrate with his lifestyle.He liked to welcome his guest just as centuries before, in a pleasing longue, so a social gathering space was obligatory in his houses. We can see he payed attention to details, colors and even fabrics. The bruno paul couch is a iconic piece, perfectly cooperating with the rest of the room.

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NIGHT DRIVE.