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Interior Design & Architecture Books
(Interior) Design
The Kinfolk Home: Interiors for Slow Living (1 - 2 - 3)
Monochrome Home (1)
My Cool Shed: An Inspirational Guide to Stylish Hideaways and Workspaces (1)
Greenterior: Plant Loving Creatives and Their Homes (1)
Freunde von Freunden: Friends (German and English Edition) (1 - 2)
Hans Blomquist in Detail: Inspiring Ideas for Creative Interiors
The Natural Home (1 - 2)
A Frame for Life: The Designs of StudioIlse
Remodelista (1)
Bohemian Modern
The New Bohemians: Cool and Collected Homes (1)
Brooklyn Interiors (1)
The Inspired Home: Nests of Creatives
Beautifully Small: Style Solutions for Small Spaces
Modern Pastoral: Bring the tranquility of nature into your home (1 - 2)
Apartment Therapy’s Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces
Apartment Therapy Complete and Happy Home
Cabin Porn: Inspiration for Your Quiet Place Somewhere
Retreat: The Modern House in Nature
Scandinavian Modern
Styled: Secrets for Arranging Rooms, from Tabletops to Bookshelves French Accents: At Home with Parisian Objects and Details
Nancy Braithwaite: Simplicity
Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life
Black and White (and a Bit in Between): Timeless Interiors, Dramatic Accents, and Stylish Collections
Eames: Beautiful Details
Eames
Furnitecture: Furniture That Transforms Space
Rethink: The Way You Live
Perfect Imperfect: The beauty of accident, age & patina
Scandinavian Design
Northern Delights: Scandinavian Homes, Interiors and Design
Simply Scandinavian: 20 Stylish and Inspirational Scandi Homes
New Nordic Design
Nordic Designers
Move and Work
Bright.Bazaar’s Dream Decor: Styling a Cool, Creative and Comfortable Home, Wherever You Live (1, 2)
Hollywood Interiors: Style and Design in Los Angeles
Design Bloggers At Home
Undecorate: The No-Rules Approach to Interior Design
Design*Sponge at Home
Domino: The Book of Decorating: A Room-by-Room Guide to Creating a Home That Makes You Happy
Modern Rustic
Decorate: 1,000 Design Ideas for Every Room in Your Home
Kaleidoscope: Living in Color and Patterns
The Design Hotels Book: Edition 2016
The Monocle Guide to Cosy Homes
Living Under the Sun: Tropical Interiors and Architecture
Kitchen Kulture: Interiors for Cooking and Private Food Experiences
Botanical Style: Inspirational decorating with nature, plants and florals
It’s the Little Things: Creating Big Moments in Your Home Through The Stylish Small Stuff
The Shopkeeper’s Home: The World’s Best Independent Retailers and their Stylish Homes
Habitat: The Field Guide to Decorating
Sage Living: Decorate for the Life You Want
Tricia Foley Life/Style: Elegant Simplicity at Home
Farrow & Ball: How to Decorate
Farrow & Ball: Decorating with Colour
Elle Decor: The Height of Style: Inspiring Ideas from the World’s Chicest Rooms
Farrow & Ball: Living With Colour
Living with Pattern: Color, Texture, and Print at Home
Vogue Living: Houses, Gardens, People
Simple Matters: Living with Less and Ending Up with More
Decorate for a Party: Stylish and Simple Ideas for Meaningful Gatherings
The Perfectly Imperfect Home: How to Decorate and Live Well
Shades of Grey
The Design Book
Domino: Your Guide to a Stylish Home
Cupcakes and Cashmere at Home
Mountain Houses
Decorating with Carpets
French Chic Living
Small Space Style
Living and Styling with Plants: Urban Jungle
Life Unstyled
The World of Charles and Ray Eames
Fine Little Day
Home by Petra Bindel & Emma Persson Lagerberg
The Finer Things
Reinventing IKEA: 70 DIY Projects to Transform IKEA Essentials
Warehouse Home
Surf Shack
Home Style by City: Ideas and Inspiration from Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles, and Copenhagen
How They Decorated: Inspiration From Great Women Of The 20th-Century
A Touch of Farmhouse Charm
Feelings of Imperfection: The stylish life of lost places
The Hinterland: Cabins, Love-Shacks And Other Hide Outs
It’s The Little Things
Wonder Plants
It’s Beautiful Here
Beautiful: All-American Decorating and Timeless Style
The Seaside House
Beachside Bohemian
Modern Retro Home
Make Yourself At Home
The New Bohemian’s Handbook
In The Mood For Colour
Vogue Living: Country, City, Coast
Haute Bohemians
My Scandinavian Home
Urban Pioneer
Home with Plants
Living With Plants
Get it Together!: An Interior Designer’s Guide to Creating Your Best Life
Modern Macrame: 33 Stylish Projects For Your Handmade Home
Interior Design Master Class
The House That Pinterest Built
Mad About The House
Art Deco
Out East: Houses & Gardens of The Hamptons
Living in Style: Amsterdam
Living in Style: London
Living in Style: Paris
Postmodern Design Complete: Design, Furniture, Graphics, Architecture, Interiors
Dream Spaces
Houses That We Dreamt Of: The Interiors Of Delphine & Reed Krakoff
Fox-Nahem: The Design Vision Of Joe Nahem
A Place to Call Home: Tradition, Style, and Memory in the New American House
Nora Murphy’s Country House Style: Making Your Home a Country House
French House Chic
Tin Can Homestead: The Art of Airstream Living
At Home with Dogs & their Designers
Old Home Love
The Alchemy of Things: Interiors shaped by curious minds
Simple Matters: Living With Less and Eding Up with More
Shared Living: Interior Design for Rented and Shared Spaces
The Inspired Home: Interiors of Deep Beauty
Small Spaces Style: Because You Don’t Need To Live Large to Live Beautifully
Think New Modern: Interiors by Swimberghe & Verlinde
Abode: Thougtful Living with Less
The New Chic: French Style From Today’s Leading Interior Designers
Eames (Basic Art Series 2.0)
The Great American House: Tradition for the Way We Live Now
Cabin Porn: Inside
Micro Living: 40 Innovative Tiny Houses Equipped for Full-Time Living, in 400 Square Feet or Less
Surf Shacks: An Eclectic Compilation of Surfers’ Homes from Coast to Coast
Architecture
The Future of Architecture in 100 Buildings (TED Books)
Bauhaus
Hide and Seek: The Architecture of Cabins and Hideouts
Design Museum: Fifty Modern Buildings That Changed the World
Midcentury Houses Today
The Buildings That Revolutionized Architecture
50 Architects You Should Know
50 Buildings You Should Know
Microshelters: 59 Creative Cabins, Tiny Houses, Tree Houses, and Other Small Structures
Jutaku: Japanese Houses
The Tale of Tomorrow: Utopian Architecture in the Modernist Realm
Infinite Space: Contemporary Residential Architecture and Interiors
Building Better: Sustainable Architecture for Family Homes
Our House in the City: New Urban Homes and Architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright
Central Park, An American Masterpiece
New York Deco
Never Built New York
Seeking New York
Modern Forms: A Subjective Atlas of 20th-Century Architecture
Prefabulous Small Houses
This is Frank Lloyd Wright
African Modernism
Keiichi Tahara: Architecture Fin-de-Siècle
Making L.A. Modern: Craig Ellwood - Myth, Man, Designer
Palm Springs: A Modernist Paradise
The Sea Ranch: Architecture, Environment, and Idealism
Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: East Coast USA
The Man in the Glass House: Philip Johnson, Architect of the Modern Century
The Last Castle: The Epic Story of Love, Loss, and American Royalty in the Nation’s Largest Home
A Field Guide to American Houses
Timeless: Classic American Architecture for Contemporary Living
Case Study Houses (Basic Art Series 2.0)
Summer Houses by the Sea: The Shingle Style
Off the Grid: Houses for Escape
Rem Koolhaas. Elements of Architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright: The Houses
Retreat: The Modern House in Nature
I often get requests for a list of interior design & architecture books, so I’ve made one. This list will get updated whenever I find more inspiring books and I will reblog the list everytime I make an update. (the numbers behind to books link to spaces from the book that were posted on my blog) ♥
The list is updated :)
23-year-old Japanese advertising industry staffer Masu on the street in Harajuku wearing a dapper retro street style featuring a bespoke tweed coat over a pinstripe suit, vintage dress shoes, a 1950s briefcase, pocket watch, hat, and umbrella. Full Look
first drawing of 2019
It’s been a long time to draw Heine and Naoto. They are still my faaaavorite OTP. Miss them so much!!!
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I’VE BEEN TRYING TO find this again for THREE YEARS but once Free! came out I couldn’t google ANIME SWIMMING CLIP ANYMORE
and so i decided to watch naruto
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Zabuza and Haku for my man JB !
banana + fish
the only valid naruto meta is the single use clothing sasuke theory my flatmates came up with after a drunken binge of the chuunin exams
“Single Use Clothing Sasuke” is a complex, multi-layered theory borne of the complex, multi-layered minds of my flatmates. It essentially boils down to the idea that Every Single Thing sasuke wears from the day of the uchiha massacre to the day he leaves the village are entirely different yet identical versions of the same two outfits. He only wears them once and then throws them out.
The idea behind this is based on the implications that a) sasuke lives alone in the uchiha compound which is intended to be lived in by hundreds of people, b) he was not cared or provided for in any way by the village adults after the massacre, and c) there are entire city blocks of empty uchiha houses full of free shit just sitting there, ESPECIALLY clothing.
Theory is as follows: sasuke, clearly unable to do his own laundry because he’s 12 and a moron, spends four years of his life using the abandoned clothes that previously belonged to the children in the uchiha clan as disposable clothing and there’s a landfill in Konoha somewhere just full of black playsuits.
Companion theory “One-Shirt Uzumaki” where naruto owns exactly one (1) set of clothing that he furiously hand washes every night at 1am.
you know what this is pretty plausible actually all things considered
According to the article, all clothing for the photo shoot was designed for women, per Miller’s request. He rocks it.
this scene amuses me bc Naruto hitting the tree wouldn't have been that detrimental. It would’ve hurt, sure, but nothing too serious, given that hes been knocked around plenty in battles before, yet sasuke still felt the need to get up in his already very injured state and shield his boy, not just shield him but let naruto crash into him at full force. like sasuke was ready to take on more pain if it meant a little less pain for naruto, what a prince charming
BANANA FISH!
Why Banana Fish is amazing
(From the perspective of an anime-only viewer)
“Nature made Ash Lynx beautiful; nurture made him a cold ruthless killer.”
This is how people describe the main protagonist of this series, and I couldn’t have said it better. The show is dark and gritty, and it touches on extremely sensitive topics, but over everything else, it’s realistic af.
MAPPA truly outdid themselves with Banana Fish. Action, culture, angst and a whole lot of drama. It really deals with tough elements like trafficking and gang violence, which feels like a refreshing change from typical anime story lines, but it’s not for the faint of heart. However, I am not here writing today about how much I love Banana Fish, being someone who never read its manga. I am here to prove to you how Banana Fish particularly gained my utmost respect in episode 12 (To Have and Have Not).
I know, I know. There is a whole lot more to cover from this brilliant episode that happened way before this scene but hear me out. Hear me out because this is exactly the scene that caught my most interest this week. Ash’s conversation with Max on what the Mafia is planning with the drug in question in a global scale was both terrifying yet also a painful reality check for us the viewers.How does this not remind you of our modern dark times?
So tell us Ash, how does the US cleverly intervene in foreign affairs without permission? How do they knock in people’s doors uninvited?
YES! IN A NUTSHELL, YES! This is how the US and other superpowers take control of other lands using geopolitical conflicts as disguise!
I am absolutely SPEECHLESS! These are very self-explanatory regarding our real planet Earth.
Banana Fish does not just deliver a reality check after another. It also delivers real-life statistical information to educate you. Yes, I have verified info, (knowing that ‘Kafghanistan’ is the certain mock of real-life war-torn country in the Middle East today.
You can easily verify this with a quick Google search. Most news outlets have written articles depicting the following:
I am just blown away by the veracity of this anime. Mind you, I am not a manga reader, but I now know for a fact that this show does not lie to you. It is a manga series written and illustrated by Akimi Yoshida (amazing woman) and was serialized in Shōjo Comic from 1985 to 1994. As I said, I am not sure if these pieces of information are straight from the manga or an anime original, but either way I am very, very happy with how it raises awareness in these issues. If it was a MAPPA original, I am proud of MAPPA, and if it is all from the late 80s and early 90s, the Akimi Yoshida needs to be celebrated. She is amazing at what she compiled.
Remember kids, everything is possible if:
Just like our dearest Ash said:
Thank you Ash, it has always been. But with a Trump administration in power, all I can say is there is indeed Mafia and a lot of illegal money wondering around from hand to hand behind closed doors. Who says that those wearing the nice suits are not the actual terrorists?! But we all find it easier to blame religion for terrorism. God forbid, we talk rubbish on other people’s prophets and religious beliefs all the time. Were you there when the founders of the top 3 Abrahamic religions we know today spread their beliefs to their people? Have you seen how Muhammad or Jesus really lived? Then who are you to judge those who have faith to them today? Religion aside, the US government is crap, and so is the UK government, and so is the Russian government and so is the French government. It is just so sad, therefore, we must applaud those who use the medium of manga/anime and TV entertainment in general such as studio MAPPA for reminding us in what side of the gang we should be. A woman, who I didn’t even know existed before 2018 conveyed the painful reminder yet also, the powerful message of how scarily dangerous money and illegal drug trafficking can pose to humanity. While Banana Fish is thankfully not real, heroin is real, greed for money is real, the Mafia is real, and so are wars with no regard for human lives. I want you to watch this show through this perspective. This is how I am watching it.
I WAS IN LITERAL TEARS! THIS ANIME IS AMAZING! The way it portrays real life issues. How the men in suits are the real terrorists in this world of ours. How the US is intervening in international affairs without permission. HOW THE MAFIA IS COOPERATING WITH THE GOVERNMENT BECAUSE MONEY IS ALWAYS INVOLVED. How they exploit the Middle East, cause wars and make them turn into each other, effectively making them PUPPETS! THIS IS ALL SO TRUE! How Afghanistan is sadly the biggest exporter of heroin in the planet…rendering thousands of Afghans to have to survive in a war-torn land with no future and about 50% of the country’s young population in no education. Instead, they are probably cultivating heroin. Because how else would you and your family get the means to survive?
Akimi Yoshida is brilliant. Akimi Yoshida created Banana Fish in 1986, THIS WAS OVER 30 YEARS AGO! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! What I have shown in this post is my favourite scene in this episode. All of this is summarized by a 17-year old protagonist in a matter of seconds. I am simply blown away and this was not even the only good scenes in this show.
Please have a watch if you have not yet discovered Banana Fish! It may contain distressing mature themes throughout the series, but as a mature viewer, you shall greatly benefit. I love Ash and I love Eiji and I love the rest of the characters. But that’s a character-focused talk for another day. You can catch It subtitled in English on Amazon Prime Video every Thursday! Thanks for reading my long post! I LOVE BANANA FISH! REMEMBER THAT!
What an absolutely stunning Lynx. Thanks for coming to my Banana Fish TED Talk and see you next week Ash!
(PS: please don’t die on me I am suffering with you.)