Opian Age

Roger • he/him • 22 • autistic/schizotypal • nic, weed, opi addict • drugs r my special interest • mentally both gifted & disabled

[euphoriaccolyte]

Hey y’all, I’m Nigel. I’ve had this account for ages as a photo sharing account but now I’m here to talk abt my life.

I used to b on Vent until I got fuckin permabanned like 2 weeks ago. I don’t rlly wanna go thru the trouble of ban evading so I’m just moving over here instead. I’ll try to alter my posting style to avoid getting banned here too. But like, I need to vent abt drug stuff. That’s just what I need to talk abt. So it’s sometimes difficult to avoid crossing lines by accident.

Anyway lol, I’m here now. It’s gonna b fun & chill.

Sorry I’m advance for excessively tagging my posts, especially at first. I’m just tryna find ppl to maybe b friends w lol.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Layered and lavish 4 bdrm. apt in The Carlyle Mansions overlooking the banks of the River Thames from Chelsea UK’s esteemed Cheyne Walk.

How impressive is this hall? The first floor is accessed via stairs or a lift, with entry to a wide private hallway with a cloakroom at one end.

Reception room with a marble fireplace, tapestries, and oak floors. 

The two reception rooms are interlinked by double doors and this one is set up as a dining room/library. 

The smallish galley kitchen has granite counters and storage to the ceiling.

A dramatic corridor offers a true sense of the apartment’s scale, with an uninterrupted view down to the main suite at the far end.

The main bedroom is covered in silk wallpaper. 

Whimsical childs room.

Modernized bath still has a vintage look with marble, wainscoting and architectural details.

https://www.desiretoinspire.net/category/maximalism/page/3/

[hometoursandotherstuff]

I cannot believe this awesome 1877 mansion in Chicago, Illinois. It’s only $6M, but it’s worth it. 

Gorgeous entrance- look at that light fixture. 

Look at that fireplace. Now, the home was built in 1877, but it must’ve been revamped in the 1920s somewhere along the line, b/c it turns into beautiful Art Deco design in other places. 

On the main floor, here, is the original ornate grandeur. 

The kitchen was completely remodeled and clearly, they didn’t skimp on quality.

Here we are in an Art Deco sitting room. Isn’t it fabulous? Look at the fireplace.

Magnificent Art Deco TV room. 

And, check out the sink in this powder room. That is so unique.

Classy Art decor stairs. Look at the stripes on the carpet. So sleek.

The home has 5 bdms. This is the main one, and it’s back to the 1877 style.

It has a modern closet and remodeled en suite bath.

There are 7.5 baths, so all the bdms have access to their own baths.

The stairs going up to the next level go back to the 1877 style.

Glad there’s a kitchenette, b/c by the time I get up these stairs, I’m ready for a snack.

There’s a modern home office on this level. I feel like a time traveler.

Look what else is up here- this gorgeous sun room in Art Deco style.

And, it opens to a fabulous roof deck.

A sink is conveniently up here in case you want to do plants, b/c this would make an amazing conservatory.

And, not to worry, b/c there’s an elevator.

Here we are on the lower level where there’s a grand fireplace.

And, a wine cellar.

Plus, another kitchenette, b/c navigating this house is exhausting.

As if you wouldn’t get enough exercise on the stairs.

More bedrooms down here.

This is a rear entrance - beautiful.

Exquisite home.

https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/1401-N-Dearborn-St-60610/home/14115357

[euphoriaccolyte]

Holy crap this is nice. I kinda hate the furniture in the Art Deco rooms and I’d repaint a lot of the white/light grey surfaces, but this is a magnificent house overall. And that’s the grooviest elevator I’ve ever seen

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Candace posted the home that she and her sister bought together. They decorated it to colorfully reflect both their styles. (When they bought it, it was all gray.)

And, of course to incorporate all their things.

They’ve created a unique home, didn’t they?

Their home is so unusual- I see that one of them likes country and maybe the other one, BoHo? 

They made a cheery plant room on the porch.

Aren’t the stairs cute?

Love the hall.

What a fun craft space.

Looks like her BoHo bd. 

One of the baths.

This is either an office or a bd. 

And, a 2nd bright bath.

Beautiful garden outside the home. 

boho home

[euphoriaccolyte]

HELL YES!!! There’s a few things I’d change like paint colours but oh my god this is amazing. They should open a b&b

Also I’m not seeing two distinct styles here I’m seeing one awesome style, looks totally cohesive to me

[jamesusilljournal]

Black Midi - Hellfire-era artworks, David Rudnick, 2022

[euphoriaccolyte]

I have music->colour/shape synaesthesia and this is such an accurate depiction of black midi tbh

[genderfuckpirate]

interior by Cassie and Edward Nicholas

[euphoriaccolyte]

1000% my aesthetic

[pintoras]

Maude Drein Bryant (American, 1880-1946): Chinese Still Life (via Freeman’s)

[euphoriaccolyte]

Usually not a fan of this style but I’m vibing with this one

[cottagemoridollynatural]

bonitavista.tumblr.com

My ko fi

[vanityunfair]

(via The Architect Remaking Santa Barbara, One Outrageously Fun House At a Time - Sight Unseen)

[vintagehomecollection]

The Los Angeles House, 1995

[painfulvioletbruises]

Reference

[euphoriaccolyte]

I wanna trip and have a transcendent spiritual experience in this pool

[affiches-concerts]

The Mothers of Invention / Alice Cooper -1969. Poster artist : John Moehring.

[euphoriaccolyte]

I should try the mothers of invention. There’s a lot of music I should try but I’d rather just listen to the same few albums and playlists over and over tbh

[hennythingisposible]

[euphoriaccolyte]

Super sexy

[lionfloss]

The Eppich House II by Arthur Erickson, West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, designed 1979. Photos by Geoffrey Erickson

[goodmajick]

Siblings in stardust ✨

“

Nearly all the elements in the human body were made in a star and many have come through several supernovas.

— Dr. Ashley King, Planetary Scientist

Digital art by me goodmajick

[m00nlight-lover-deactivated2023]

Who the fuck decided to get rid of conversation pits

[vintagehomecollection]

Celebrity Homes II, 1981

[vintagehomecollection]

Grounded in memories of harvest kitchens, the naturally elegant kitchen repairs the ruptured link between us and the seasonal cycles of our agrarian past. Design: The 18th Century Company.

The Naturally Elegant Home, 1992