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Columns are always in style--after all, they provide a key architectural function. But in the 1980s, they were extra fabulous! Read on as we take a look at the design magic of '80s columns, from the minimalist to the totally decked out...
80s interior design trends are back and it's no secret. After years of minimalist design aesthetic, it's time to think big. Bold prints, loud colors...
80s interior design of a Japanese restaurant in Hong Kong.Marker on Blue Print.
Explore vibrant colours and patterns to transform your space with bold 80s design, adding flair and personality to your home.
Elevate your space with Industrial 80s Interior Ideas: A Retro Revival in Modern Decor, blending vintage charm with contemporary edge.
When I first learned of Jason D. Lesonic's '80s-fabulous apartment, I was sure of two things: 1) Rarely does an interior so seamlessly blend authentic bold elements of 1980s style, and 2) I had to feature the apartment on Mirror80! Today we feature Mirror80's first guest post, written by Jason D. Lesonic himself! Take it away, Jason...
Dive into the elegance of 80s luxury with bold patterns, mirrored accents, and rich textiles. This design captures the era's opulence and sophistication.#LuxuryDesign #AbakuDo #Ukraine #80sInteriorDesign #RetroElegance
In the early '80s, when he was a rising real estate mogul with dreams of being accepted into Manhattan high society, Donald Trump hired superstar decorator Angelo Donghia to turn his massive triplex into a tastefully appointed showcase of class and taste. You will absolutely believe what happened next.
The history of the decorative plumbing showroom is closely linked to the evolution of the kitchen and bathroom as the most popular rooms in the house. Bathrooms as we know them now have only been around since the last part of the 1800s.
Glass block windows? Yes way! Plus, four other totally tubular 80s decor trends these pros want to see again.
Explore the full March 1981 issue of Architectural Digest. Browse featured articles, preview selected issue contents, and more.
Then and Now: the Big, Bad 1980’s In the 1980’s, Alvin Toffler predicted that offices would soon become irrelevant as telecommuting technology developed. He said that the downtown cores would become desolate and that people would only connect through ‘‘electronic cottages’’ dotted throughout the countryside. It was no wonder. The 1980’s saw some great leaps […]
