/r/80sdesign
A subreddit dedicated to preservation and appreciation of art and design from the 1980s.
A subreddit dedicated to preservation and appreciation of art and design from the 1980s. Please refrain from posting contemporary content that is merely 80's inspired, genuine 80's content is what this sub is about. Neon lights and squiggly lines are welcome.
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Q: What is this style called? You know, with those grids, squiggly lines, geometric figures, marble, and bright colors?
A: That's Memphis style. You can google it and you'll see plenty great examples.
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"For the ultimate bathroom relaxation, the Environment Masterbath™ from Kohler® is definitely the answer. The self-contained unit starts w/a two-person whirlpool bathtub beneath a padded deck, enclosed in a teakwood interior. Added to that is the unit's ability to artificially re-create a variety of nature's soothing climatic conditions: sauna, steam, sun, wind, and gentle rain." 📚 Bathroom Remodeling: A Do-It-Yourselfer's Guide (1988) by Paul Bianchina 🪴🪴
Architecture by Stanley Tigerman, AIA.
Interior Design by Martin H. Lescht, ASID.
Photography by Tony Soluri.
Never made a post to this sub but got months of material here lol
At first I thought this'd definitely be Patrick Bateman's bathroom, but he'd have tortured, and killed that little tree...
Can someone identify this?
Found in a thrift shop, Gives that Italo Disco vibe! (Ref 601 552-213 / 1984)
In 1983, Karl Lagerfeld - a lover of trompe-l'oeil (the deception of the eye) - designed a sheath dress w/an embroidered shower head for Chloé, called the "Shower Dress." Over a decade later, he created the "Light Bulb Dress" for Chloé's 1996 SpringSummer collection. Lagerfeld had a great talent for using clothing as a canvas on which to transform the mundane into the extraordinary.