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Andre Rothblatt Architecture
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Last comment "exposed pipes!! awesome! just need a bong to go with it"
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Last comment "exposed pipes!! awesome! just need a bong to go with it"
This photo has 3 questions
“I never saw a Steampunk bath before.”
“Um, it's Steampunk. That is all.”
“Cool! Gold pattern wallpaper, steampunk style”
“idea. Steampunk nath”
“very steampunk...Steampunk bathroom...Steampunk Bathroom”
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Tess Fine
“EVER HEAR OF A "STEAMPUNK OFFICE" ????”
“The top floor's office is by far the most steampunked room. The doors and light switches are metal. Puffins, like the one seen flying above the 1890s”
“The top floor's office is by far the most steampunked room. The doors and light switches are metal. Puffins, like the one seen flying above the 1890s ship binnacle here, are one of Bruce's passions.
He says his office is his favorite room, because he feels like he's in French author”
“the most steampunked room. The doors and light switches are metal. Puffins, like the one seen flying above the 1890s ship binnacle here, are one of Bruce's passions. He says his office is his favorite room, because he feels like he's in French author Jules Verne's submarine, Nautilus.Paint: Delicata 120”
Tess Fine
“A Victorian pump organ became Bruce's modern computer workstation.
"Steampunk design inspires my personal style — the act of Janusian thinking and the combining and”
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"Steampunk design inspires my personal style — the act of Janusian thinking and the combining and synthesizing of opposites," he says.”
“A Victorian pump organ became Bruce's modern computer workstation.
"Steampunk design inspires my personal style — the act of Janusian thinking”
“!!!!! Steampunk all the way! (Not the industrial, but the Jules Vern - Victoriana - true steampunk!!!!!)”
“workstation. "Steampunk design inspires my personal style — the act of Janusian thinking and the combining and synthesizing of opposites," he says.”
Tess Fine
“Steampunk kitchen.”
“Steampunk Kitchen...steampunk litchen”
Tess Fine
“r was steampunked wirth brass and repurposed objects.”
“A late-19th-century knife sharpener became a knife holder, while beside it a 1930s Toast-O-Lator" was steampunked with brass and repurposed objects.”
“A late-19th-century knife sharpener became a knife holder, while beside it a 1930s Toast-O-Lator" was steampunked with brass and repurposed objects.
Toaster: RH Mardigan Enterprises”
“" was steampunked with brass and repurposed objects.”
“" was steampunked with brass and repurposed objects.Toaster: RH Mardigan Enterprises”
Tess Fine
“This steampunk-style astronomical clock in the formal dining room was custom built by ModVic; it was inspired by the astronomical clock in the Strasbourg Cathedral in Germany.
Paint: Pappadum 378, C2 Paint”
“This steampunk-style astronomical clock in the formal dining room was custom built by ModVic; it was inspired by the astronomical clock in the Strasbourg Cathedral in Germany.”
“The clock - Steampunk Astronomical clock”
“Steampunk-ish! Love the rug. . . the old furnishings . . .and the light!”
“This steampunk-style astronomical clock in the formal dining room was custom built by ModVic; it was inspired by the astronomical clock in the Strasbourg Cathedral in France. Paint: Pappadum 378, C2 Paint”
Tess Fine
“1900s steampunk portrait camera computer workstation. To the right of it is a 1930s British Thomson Houston film projector, one of the first to reproduce sound with film.”
“Elaborate cast iron machinery dominates the room. Bruce describes this contraption as an early 1900s steampunk portrait camera computer workstation. To the right of it is a 1930s British Thomson Houston film projector, one of the first to reproduce sound with film”
“1900s steampunk portrait camera computer workstation. To the right of it is a 1930s British Thomson Houston film projector, one of the first to reproduce sound with film.”
Andre Rothblatt Architecture
“the brass and pipes are a must for a steampunk home! I WANT IT :)”
“Steampunk Vanity...steampunk bathroom...Steampunk Bathroom”
