I find the greatest inspiration for interior design through movies, like many. Especially when the set acts as a character itself, such as the movies below. If you know me, you know that my sole criteria for enjoying a film is that it is pretty. I am that vapid and uninteresting.
Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange
Production Design by John Barry
Stanley Kubrick's The Shining
Production Design by Roy Walker
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| ^^ I wish I could find a better image for this scene...It's so amazing! |
C'mon. It's beautiful.
Tom Ford's A Single Man
Production Design by Dan Bishop
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| Speaks for itself! |
Sofia Coppolla's Marie Antoinette
Production Design by K.K. Barrett
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| Now, the Victorian style is not really my thing...but I can't help but be inspired by it for that reason. I am not a fan of blue, but somehow this dated, mundane blue is very interesting to me..not something I would think of. It's funny how a tired look can suddenly become new and fresh again when used in the right way. |
Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums
Production Design by David Wasco
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| This movie interior seems like it is right out of 2012. The large prints and traditional portraits among modern decor is very current IMO. I love the whole Floridian, mid-century kitsch thing he has going on.
Love,
Kelly
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