#classical rugs

[vintagehomecollection]

The Englishwoman’s Bedroom, 1985

[flowersforfrancis]

Antique red rugs ♡

[artsyaprilmr]

A Rose and a Nightingale

[toyastales]

This is so spectacular! The rustic doors, beautiful carpet, home decor, and fabulous art, it is all good.

[galleryofart]

The Ionian Dance

Artist: Edward Poynter (British, 1836–1919)

Date: 1895

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Private collection

Description

The intimate scene brings to life lines from an ancient Roman poem by Horace. The central figure in the translucent gown is a young girl who has been exiled from Greece and the Ionian islands. She performs a native dance for her bejewelled Roman mistress, seen in the emerald dress reclining on the sofa. The richly painted background and tessellated marble floor, reflecting the dancing girl's feet, demonstrate Poynter's exceptional skill as a painter. The subject matter is painted in the classical style which was highly fashionable at this time.

1863 had seen the re-discovery of the buried city of Pompeii and for the first time excavations exposed magnificent murals, artworks and the preserved remains of the city's inhabitants. The city had been discovered once before in 1599 by an architect who stumbled across frescoes of such frequent sexual content that they were hastily covered over again and no more of the city was touched. After the 19th century re-discovery, artists were heavily influenced by the ancient Roman culture that had been tragically wiped from history.

The painting was purchased by the notable collector Robert English direct from the artist. Robert English was the son of a brick maker who made his fortune in the South African diamond business, later merging his interests with De Beers. The painting remained in his collection until his death in 1914. It was subsequently sold in his estate sale in 1915 and has remained in private hands since then.

[zangtang]

This one was kind enough to show an entire home movie of Before shots at his 50th, presumably so everyone would go "THIS guy was in the military? what the hell happened?"

[neonnomadnirvanablog]

[looselipssinkships-x]

one thing that is always just, so peculiar to me, is the difference between how the media handled patrick's weight loss

i wasn't online back in 2011 so i don't really know how fans collectively responded, but it seems like the majority of fans have since looked at losing that much weight so fast and, to put it lightly, "implied/referenced eating disorder" feels like it's entered unofficial fall out boy lore

but the media. the media praised him,asked questions about how. the media wanted to talk about the weight loss more than the music.

[achilles-tears]

HELLO SIR GREELY TUMBLR

I HAVE ARRIVED

HERE IS MY SIR GREELY DEN

THIS IS MY FIRST TIME DOING IT SO IT LOOKS VERY SPLICED BUT STILL!!!

IT LOOKS MUCH BETTER WHEN ITS MY ACTUAL DEN SO COME CHECK IT OUT AT PURPLENINJA1105 !!!!!

[postsovietique]

From the archive. Two-bedroom apartment in Khabarovsk. "Quiet, friendly neighbors.”

[vintagehomecollection]

In the upstairs study, the William Morris wallpaper 'Blackthorn' decorates both the walls and ceiling.

In an Irish House, 1988

[wildbeautifuldamned]

AliExpress

[irregodless]

is it really a reference if nobody gets the damn reference

[toyastales]

This bedroom was made for enjoying a good book!

[zangtang]

Imagine looking like this by accident.

[carinuseanpaganism]

Transitional Living Room Mid-sized transitional enclosed painted wood floor and black floor living room library concept with yellow walls, a regular fireplace, a wood fireplace surround, and no television.