Your weekly recap of the best set and costume design on television, without further ado
Showing posts with label retro design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro design. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Mad Men Screencap-recap, S 6 Ep 10
Labels:
fashion,
mad men,
retro design,
Screen Caps,
vintage
Thursday, 30 May 2013
Du Er Ikke Alene (You Are Not Alone) Screencaps
Just watched this 1978 Danish coming-of-age film, Du er ikke alene (You Are Not Alone), and loved the set and costume design. You don't get much more covetable than 1970's Dansk / Scandinavian design these days and this movie is brimming with that authentic minimal / modern style.
(The movie was good-natured and takes many very cool moral stands, but was a little shocking to my North American sensibilities in other ways, which you'll likely understand if you've seen it.)

(The movie was good-natured and takes many very cool moral stands, but was a little shocking to my North American sensibilities in other ways, which you'll likely understand if you've seen it.)

Labels:
70's,
decor,
design,
inspiration,
retro design,
Screen Caps
Mad Men Screencaps, S. 6 Ep. 9
Labels:
60's,
decor,
design,
fashion,
home,
inspiration,
mad men,
retro design,
Screen Caps,
Style
Friday, 3 May 2013
Good fortune: A thrift & gift haul
It has been a hard week for a few reasons I won't be blogging about, but this is a little high point of the week (gotta think positive). I found a few things of my own, which we'll look at first, but the real gems are the items my mom found for me (read on!).
First exhibit: vintage bathing suit that looks freaking awesome on, thrifted at Value Village.
How often do you find a bathing suit and think "OH MAN I LOOK SOOOO GOOD IN THIS"? Case closed.


Exhibit Two: Vintage white wicker nautical box bag. Yes.
First exhibit: vintage bathing suit that looks freaking awesome on, thrifted at Value Village.
How often do you find a bathing suit and think "OH MAN I LOOK SOOOO GOOD IN THIS"? Case closed.
Exhibit Two: Vintage white wicker nautical box bag. Yes.
Exhibit Three: Roots leggings, in perfect condition, complete with marled grey (favourite) and worksock hems (other favourite)
But here is the really good stuff.
Mom and Dad went to an auction the other night and my thoughtful mother found these (in a larger lot of stuff) for me. Three pairs of fancy antique 1930s round glasses, a 1960s-to-1980s pair of sunglasses, and a fffaaaabbbulous pair of 1950s Bausch & Lomb horn-rimmed glasses with mother of pearl inlay (which I am definitely getting refitted with lenses).
Labels:
50's,
accessories,
antique,
fashion,
finds,
retro design,
shopping,
Style,
styling,
thrift,
vintage
Sunday, 31 March 2013
Nesting
Monday, 11 March 2013
Room Rearrangement
Peter and remixed our room yesterday, partly to take full advantage of the sunlight that will be increasingly streaming in now that spring is coming. It feels so different; much more functional, comfy, and reflective of our personalities. Take a look!
I love this Toronto neighbourhoods poster, which we bought on Queen St E in TO. Good thing to learn!
Florrrraaallllsss
Nap Central over here (repurposed bunk bed mattress)
Looking forward to opening all the windows wide and napping in the breeze this summer. Perfect for reading, too. Isn't it great to be excited about where you live?
Labels:
decor,
home,
Navajo,
palettes,
personal,
repurposed,
retro design
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Just added: Retro Floral Bedding
Added lots of fun new things to my Etsy shop today, including all of these awesome floral bedding pieces. Some psychedelic, some retro, all great.

I love these patterns so much I almost want to keep them and make them into a quilt... Except I have absolutely no experience or skills with quiltmaking and could probably use the cash. There are always more florals out there anyway!
Labels:
60's,
70's,
Etsy,
florals,
Made in Canada,
Milk and Amber,
products,
retro design,
shopping,
vintage
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