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Keni
One Nice Bug Per Day
titsay
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
if i look back, i am lost
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Mike Driver
Three Goblin Art
Not today Justin
tannertan36
Kaledo Art
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@myertveho
70s interior, terrible and amazing.
The interior designer Henri Samuel’s house in Paris, where the velvet sofas contrast with the gilded organic forms of the Philippe Hiquily tables and chairs. Pascal Hinous/Courtesy Of Éditions Norma via T Magazine.
Paris 19ème by ✈ TORP on Flickr
Angelica Huston shot by Bob Richardson for Dior
Source.
Flatbush kids. Source.
Saddle Shoulder Cashmere and Cotton Cardigan
Retro Renovation - Part 25 on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/607292
#Dutch #Midcentury #design #lamp #orange #vintage #seventies #chrome
Seventies couple by Beautiful Rodney on Flickr.
Mod dresses by John Kloss, 1967.
Olivetti and a bit of computer history. The italian company began to develop mainframe computers in the late 1950s. Elea was an italian acronym for “Arithmetical Electronic Computer”. 2 | Prototype Elea 9002, 1957-59. Photo: Federico Patellani. 4 | Elea 9003, the first fully transistorized commercial computer. Industrial design by Ettore Sottsass. Leased to 40 customers. Photo Archivio Andries Van Onck. 1+3 | Details of the console Elea 9003/02, Design by Sottsass jr. Foto Elisabetta Mori.
