#old door cabinet

[indiatrendzs]

Rustic Elegance of Vintage Furniture

In the captivating realm of antique rustic furniture, a timeless allure seamlessly merges the charm of the past with contemporary design—a true expression of rustic elegance. Mogul Interior’s pieces embody this enchanting essence, radiating warmth and character that make them perfect for both traditional and modern spaces. From weathered bridal chests to intricately carved rustic credenzas, each…

[mogulinterior]

A Fusion Of Styles: The Eclectic Charm of an Austin Farmhouse

A rustic stone fireplace stands as a centerpiece, hinting at the farmhouse’s historical roots. The beamed ceilings and hardwood floors further underscore the home’s rich past. Adding to the eclectic vibe is a collection of campaign trunks and bridal chests from India, which line the hallway at the far end of the living room, offering a touch of exotic flair.

The guest rooms continue this theme with an artsy mix of Krishna and Buddha carvings, creating a striking visual statement. Each piece contributes to the overall eclectic ambiance, making every corner of the farmhouse a unique and visually captivating experience.

This farmhouse masterfully combines rustic elements with eclectic touches, creating a space that is both historically rich and visually dynamic. The thoughtful integration of diverse pieces and styles not only enhances the farmhouse’s character but also provides a warm and inviting home for its residents.

Mogul InteriorFollow On

[toyastales]

This kitchen has character 👌

[puppyeared]

is this your card? ♦️♣️♥️♠️ it isnt but you dont wanna hurt his feelings

[marlynnofmany]

Stone: *goes into the garage to work on SCA armor*

Stone: *immediately comes back in*

Stone: "It never fails. Every time I go out there, I have to go to the bathroom."

[half an hour later, he notices this on the garage cabinets:]

Stone: "THIS WAS WHY! I FORGOT IT WAS THERE!"

[laiuoes]

fun fact: although movies being in black and white can add a lot to the visuals sometimes, most old movies were black and white to save money. That's kind of a given throughout the 40s and 50s because everyone knows they had color by then but a lot of people don't know that movies were actually pretty colorful until the mid 20s too. It's really annoying to find old movies in black and white (the first time I saw one of my current favorite movies, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) it was in black and white) because a lot of the time they had brightly colored tinted film that was important to the viewers understanding of the movie. some of my favorite colors in "black and white" movies

(Behind the Door, 1919)

(The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, 1920)

(A Trip to the Moon, 1902 - not a solid color tint, every frame was hand painted)

[bunnihearted]

.

[batz]

love this lil corner of my room now with the painted walls:) a bit of a Green moment a Teal moment

[spectrology]

i think one of th things i hate the most abt those furniture flipping vids where they remove all the details is when they like. defend what they’re doing by saying like “well these colors don’t sell” or “this style isn’t in” ggrhgghh

[violetclarity]

How do people find hosing that is a good fit for them? How do you make your space feel permanent and safe and long term, even/especially if you're renting?

All of this is said with the caveat that I'm very fortunate to be able to rent an apartment by myself in the city I want to live in, but I feel like I've spent the last 10 years of my life moving - from dorm to dorm in college, and then after college, moving into places only to realize I don't want to stay there long-term, which makes it very hard to feel settled. My current apartment is the best of the places I have recently lived - I like the location, it has a cool vibe and I've put a lot more effort into decorating it and organizing in a way that makes it pleasant and functional - but it still has many small issues and downsides which are really multiplying lately. My dream is to own my own place (for stability/space/ability to change things and DIY reasons), but that's not a realistic goal for the near future, so I'm torn on moving (again) or trying to make this place work for longer??

Basically I can't decide if this is a ME problem or a genuine issue...like, if I found an apartment where the pros outweighed the cons, would I feel good settling in and be able to live there long-term? If I bought a place, would I get fed up with it and want something different in a few years too? I hate moving, and when I moved into this place I really thought I would be here until I made a major change (eg until I bought a house or moved in with a partner) - it seemed like it would be a great fit and I hoped to be here for at least a few years, to be able to make the space mine. Now I'm 1.5 years in and I feel like I'm gonna end up moving again in 2024 because I can't see being here a whole other year, but I also don't want to move again!

Is this a me problem? Or do I just need to feel more stable/settled in my living space than the average person (probable) and I'm reacting to the combined stress of 10+ years of lots of moving and a serious mice infestation??

[girlcockholmes]

guys wish me luck i was supposed to move into my first apartment yesterday but its actually so horrendous i have to go complain…. 🤕🤒🤢

[indiatrendzs]

Designing with Bold Brilliant Colors

After years of favoring natural, earthy palettes, the tide is turning in home décor, and bold jewel tones are making a grand return. The 2024 Interior Designers Guild predicts that colors with energy and vibrancy will dominate, bringing life and warmth back into our interiors. Jewel tones like ocean blue, emerald green armoire, Indian red, and fuchsia pink tapestry will take center stage,…

[mogulinterior]

Eclectic Interiors with Vintage Architectural Elements

The eclectic interiors with vintage architectural elements serve as the framework for the modernistic mansions, evoking the timeless charm of Haveli Style Door reminiscent of Rajput Indian Royalty. Each room, adorned with vintage elements, like carved barn door encapsulates the essence of history, tradition, and old-world allure. Enriched by the principles of Vastu, the ancient text of interior design, these spaces pulsate with energy, inviting harmony and elevating vibrations.

Follow us on instagram @erachandok, Follow us on facebook @mogulinteriorr

Blue Wash Floral Barn Door, Indian Jali Lattice Carved Door, Custom, Sliding Door, Bedroom Door, Closet Door, Unique Eclectic

Magical Blessings Vintage Carved Door, Artistic Wall Sculpture, Custom Barn Door, Tree of Life, Rustic Wood Sliding Door, Wellness Art

Bedroom door, Door Headboard, Interior Doors, Bold Carved Barn Door, India, Custom, Hinged Door, Pocket Door, Pantry Door

Find Us On-ETSY MOGULGALLERY

Antique Indian Cabinet, Hand carved Jali Wine Cabinet, Open Armoire, Rustic Kitchen Armoire, Mid century Bohemian Eclectic Interior

Vintage Hand Embroidered Indian Tapestry, Wall Hanging Tapestr, Wall Decory, Orange Blue Hand Work Wall Hanging Bohemian Decor

One of a kind handmade dresser, wooden cabinet, vintage, ethnic credenza for bedroom or living room and kitchen, Statement Armoire

Embracing the vintage eclectic door, the interiors exude a rich, layered ambiance, melding rustic handcrafted furniture from diverse time periods with a unique collection of barn door, rustic credenza, antique door, cabinet. Earthy, worn colors and handmade textiles intermingle with collected objects, creating a tapestry of cultures and worldly travels. The incorporation of Spanish-styled doors and ancient arches adorned with symbols of the sun adds a timeless allure, inviting inhabitants to embark on a captivating journey through the past.

Mogul InteriorFollow On

[daedrabela]

i only moved here because i couldn't stand my old landlady anymore and she was about to sell the property and she kept violating my privacy and entering the apartment without permission and i couldn't keep my bunny there that's it that's all i would've stayed if i could have and i wish i could have i loved that fucking place that was MY place that was MY HOME.... MY FIRST REAL HOME....

[llycaons]

being home I'm really realizing wow the nature outside is so much more beautiful than I could ever experience back in the city. the interior of this house though. atrocious. nobody likes this

[seat-safety-switch]

When we were kids, we didn't have access to cool power tools. Every summer, when the soapbox derby race was coming, we'd break into my neighbour's garage while he was at work. Then, we'd use his drill press, lathe, table saw, all the fun tools. Over the course of a week, a race car was produced, which is more than the workshop ever made during the rest of the year.

Sure, we could have asked him if we could have borrowed his tools, but no doubt he would want to be there to supervise. And then he'd want to help. We'd never get done while we were busy indulging the suburb-tinged fantasies of someone who didn't take wood shop and chose instead to idly worship at the altar of Television Presents: The Fantasy of Bob Vila in adulthood.

One year, Old Man Garrett got a security system. Probably this was because Ted (fucking Ted) didn't clean up the sawdust that one time like we asked him to. The old man must have seen the footprint, and realized that he did not wear size-seven Nikes. Child thieves, casing his precious table saw! Now, our humble breaking-and-entering had become significantly more difficult than "reach a coat hanger under the door and pull the emergency release."

With the help of some of the high-school kids who were taking electronics class, we managed to defeat the security system. We did so using an ancient Japanese technique known as "distract Old Man Garrett while he's setting it, and then cut the wires to the panel." I think it loses something in translation, but you get the gist of it. That year's car was especially sweet.

In adulthood, I got drunk and bragged to some work buddies about our little scam. They responded in abject horror, because I was still occupying the weird hump in the middle of a normal distribution of "acceptable crimes." It was terrifying to them to see one of their own, one of the suburbanites, speak openly about largely-harmless property crimes. What if we had been hurt, they shrieked. Around the water cooler, I would become a pariah, unless I could make amends.

I did hunt down Old Man Garrett after that, still feeling the sting of rejection. He was still on the property, and he still had a beautiful collection of immaculate cabinet-making tools in the garage. I rang his doorbell and, when he answered, I told him the whole story. He laughed.

"I knew it was you dumb shits from the beginning," he bragged. "Fucking Ted -"

"Fucking Ted," I echoed, unconsciously.

"Fucking Ted left his library book on building race cars behind on the workbench that first year. You didn't let him drive, did you?"

I shook my head. "We ran the car into him if the hockey-stick brakes ever failed."

We had a good laugh about the whole thing that evening, and I returned to work with my soul cleansed. It's just a pity Ted didn't know how bad he actually was at crime, before he tried to knock over that liquor store and all.