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The history of documenting interiors goes back farther than one would think; before blogs, before glossy shelter magazines, even before the printed photograph, it became fashionable for the nineteenth century European aristocracy and well-to-do to commission professional interior portraits. Eugene and Clare Thaw have donated eighty-five of these watercolor drawings, the largest collection of it's kind in America, to Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum and they are presently on view...






The top image is my ideal. I've tried to arrange my loft in that style, with oriental rugs on the tables, curtains for doors, and Arts-and-Crafts furniture.
P.S. This is why some of us scream in agony at the suggestion that Craftsman owners should paint all their woodwork white, rip out their original mantlepieces, etc. Look how gorgeous it is when it's done right!
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Watercolor renderings never cease to amaze me
These are awesome
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