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A variety of interiors from 1986 issues of Contract Interiors Magazine

1 & 4: Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel - Virginia Beach, VA - designed by American Contract Designers

2: Hyatt Corporate Offices - Atlanta, GA - designed by Hirsch/Bedner

3: The Shops at National Place - Washington, D.C. - designed by Walker Group/CNI

5: Schering-Plough Headquarters - Madison, NJ - designed by HLW

6: Dance floor at Oliver's restaurant/club - Downers Grove, IL - designed by Zakaspace

7: Monday's at Printers Square - Chicago, IL - designed by Zakaspace

8: Cottonwood Hospital Medical Center - Murray, UT - designer not listed

9: Lakeside Delicatessen - Oakland, CA - designed by Ace Architects

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It's a Monday night in 1999 and you're in Las Vegas. You just lost $200 playing blackjack. You're depressed, you're bored, you're hungry. Hey, it's the Nitro Grill! Why not take what ever cash you have left and have yourself a "Goldberger" while you watch 2 guys named Jerry Flynn and The Wall beat the piss out of each other for your entertainment?

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Los Angeles (1989)

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St. Louis Centre, St. Louis, Missouri, 1985. Picture by Paul Hohmann

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This 1910 cottage in the Corona Heights area of San Francisco is the setting for an extensive renovation by architect John Walsh. A glass-roofed living area with an adjacent kitchen was added to the back and affords dramatic views of the city from both rooms.

The Cottage Book, 1989

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Galleria at South Bay, Redondo Beach, California, 1985.

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Fireplaces (1980)

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Luna Parc - semi-private museum, atelier, and private home created by artist Ricky Boscarino (est. 1989, pictures are from 2003)

Located in Sandyston Township, New Jersey

Elements of both the Whimiscraft & Org-Nouveau styles

Scanned from 'Artist Interiors: Creative Spaces, Inspired Living' (2003)

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Residence in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (1980s-1995, date unknown)

Designed by Erika Brunson, Anthony Machado, and Theodore Ceraldi

Scanned from the book, 'Designing with Tile, Stone, and Brick: The Creative Touch' by Carol Soucek King (1995)

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Hotel New York - Disneyland Paris (EuroDisney at time of opening) (1992)

Designed by Michael Graves & Associates

Scanned from the May 1992 issue of Interiors Magazine

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Home for Jon Piper in Palm Springs, CA (1980) 

Designed by James Callahan 

Scanned from a 1981 issue of Designer’s West Magazine 

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90s girls

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Zorine's (nightclub) - Chicago, IL (1976)

Designed by Richard Himmel

"Although we never entered a speakeasy during Prohibition Days, it must have been something like the experience we had on our first visit to Zorine's shortly after it had opened last January.

Only the address indicated we were at the right place.

Otherwise, we faced a nondescript glass door in the window wall at one end of a new brick building. Inside, there was nothing but a counter where a host opened another door concealed in the brick wall behind him and ushered us into a darkly lit, circular vestibule. Here, we waited while someone was dispatched to find the project's interior designer and co-owner, Richard Himmel, ASID.

Wearing a light colored suit and shirt open at the throat--de rigueur for the surroundings--Richard Himmel emerged from the crowded lounge and led us on a tour of the club. First, we went to one of the two balconies where small tables accommodate groups of two. From here we could look down onto the main dining area and the glass dance floor in which lights flashed in synchronization to the booming disco music.

Next, we went into the buffet area with its copious spread of hot and cold food, and then into the lounge and bar where we were shown the clear plastic piano and rhinestone lady mirrors.

After Himmel had introduced us to the project director, Gregory Stratman, he looked around at the full tables and smiled. "You can't do this kind of a job without some laughing at yourself," he began. Calling it a "very cerebral job," but one that required a "certain amount of glibness," he explained that it was designed to appeal to the young person who "ten years ago was told to cut his hair but who is now a success." In answer to our "nuts-and-bolts" questions, he explained that the place seats 230 and is open from 5 PM to 4 AM. He owns it in partnership with Arnold Morton who owns Arnie's, the well known restaurant next door in the same building. Zorine is Mrs. Morton.

Its style? "I meant it to be a departure from the natural look," Himmel explained. "It is not strictly Art Deco or Art Moderne but a combination of both, a reinterpretation of the roots of modernity and the machine age in a contemporary version of a 20's or 30's nightclub."

Lighting, he informed us, was of prime importance. "The intent was to imbue the entire space with a peach-like glow that makes everyone look beautiful. We attained this effect by working the dimmers and changing the bulbs."

As goodbyes were said, our host looked around again and beaming a broad smile asked, "It doesn't look cerebral, does it?"

Description & scans are from the Nov. 1976 issue of Interior Design Magazine

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'Space-Age Salon' - the Gerard Bollei Salon in the Galleria Building - Manhattan, NYC (1978)

An excellent example of the 1960s-1970s sleek futurism that would later be revived in Y2K Futurism in the 90s-2000s.

Designed by Allan Hagelthorn and Larry Barcher

Scanned from the Dec. 1978 issue of Interior Design Magazine

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Vision for my own personal place

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Stores of the Year 6 (1991) Martin M. Pegler Jager, New York Stephen Sanders & Assoc., Architects, Manhasset, NY

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Visual Merchandising, 1997 Gene Moore’s Ice Fantasy at Lenox Square Mall, Atlanta designed by the Gene Moore Design Group