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A Nightmare On Elm Street
A suburban street (Elm Street, to be precise) falls prey to an old foe. A dead child-molester of yesteryear, Freddy Krueger (Englund), returns to haunt the dreams of the teenage offspring of those that burned him to death years before, going about a deadly revenge with his ingeniously-adapted gloves and scarred sense of humour.
Wes Craven blurs the boundaries between dreams and reality in his groundbreaking, artery-slashing piece of mid-Eighties horror. Bookended by the infamous kiddies' rhyme ('One, two; Freddy's comin' for you…') much of the key action takes place in a terrifying variety of dreamscapes that any child (or adult, for that matter) would do best to avoid. Of course, obeying Horror's Third Law of Motion, no one does this, and most are picked off one by one in a selection of horrific treats; slayings which are made all the more unpleasant by the knowledge of Freddy's unsavoury past.
In between the murders are some stunning special effects (the scene where Freddy threatens to burst through a bedroom wall is a stand-out) and genuine characterisations of our sleepless teenage crew of Freddy fodder. Add to this a truly repulsive anti-hero-in-the-making and the eery ease with which Craven can turn dream into reality, and you're left with a modern horror classic.
Turning slumberland into a twisted murderer's den is a masterstroke by Craven, who has brought new blood to a genre that seemed as if it might choke on it's own excesses.
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|"Whatever you do don't fall asleep."
Arguably Wes Craven's greatest film, A Nightmare on Elm Street remains a high-water mark of the genre and introduced to audiences one of the most sarcastic, frightening and foul-mouthed of movie villains. A multitude of cheesy sequels have done nothing to diminish the power of Craven's original masterpiece. This is intelligent, witty horror for the thinking man (or woman). ... More
Posted by movienut707 at 09:15, 09 October 2013 | Report This Post
|kinda dissapointing
i watched it on youtube and although it may be better on a bug screen and in the dark, i did not actually find it that scary, don't hate its a good film just not that good a horror, im sure it was scary in its time but... ... More
Posted by Smokinator at 20:14, 14 December 2009 | Report This Post
|Nightmare on elm street (Welcome to my nightmare)
This is the first film that got me into horror: Robert Englund's performance is outstanding as he plays Freddy Krueger; the killer who all the kids are afraid of. Definately Wes Craven's finest work in my eyes and Johnny Depp was well known as the lad who got sucked into the bed (very creepy) ... More
Posted by deppfanatic at 16:35, 27 September 2009 | Report This Post
|Every town has an Elm Street
Amazing horror comedy Robert Englund excels as Krueger and so does Heather Lagenkamp as Nancy avoid the sequels though ... More
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|One, Two, Freddie's Coming For You...
A truly classic horror offering from maestro Wes Craven. Brilliant ... More
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|One, Two, Freddie's Coming For You...
A truly classic horror offering from maestro Wes Craven. Brilliant ... More
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|One, Two, Freddie's Coming For You...
A truly classic horror offering from maestro Wes Craven. Brilliant ... More
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|this flick has aged terribly
While i understand every convention of this genre and know exactly what type of nature this film has, it's poor in comparison to such classics as Scream and Halloween. It's tacky, boring, unable to cause any kind of genuine fear and is too complicated for it's simplistic subject matter (or vice versa) ... More
Posted by shawshank prisoner at 15:00, 22 April 2008 | Report This Post
|Badly flawed
Not seen it in ages and just watched it in a double-bill with Re-Animator. Aside from a cracking premise, I think the latter is a better film in every way. I'll call a draw on the central character (Freddy vs. West?), but Nightmare has a severe problem with logic in the final act that really put me off. That said, the seamless links between the real and the dreamworld are fantastic along with some memorable deaths. ... More
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|A Nightmare On Elm Street
An 80s classic. Wes Craven deserves great credit for 'dreaming up' one of the most original ideas for a horror film ever. Although I thought that the ending was weak, and seemed too brief, the opening 20 minutes are some of the most tense and brutal in a horror film, and in Freddy Krueger he created a totally original horror ikon, that has perhaps been unsurpassed since 1984, though much of the credit must go to Robert Englund for his portrayal of the evil dream demon. The film has dated a littl... More
Posted by zombiewarehouse at 19:24, 06 March 2007 | Report This Post
Good idea, just not so scary. ... More
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|RE: An out and out horror masterpiece.
Great film it scared the shit out of me as a kid. Havent watched it in year though. Will have to purchase the box set as it is cheap at the min. ... More
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|RE: An out and out horror masterpiece.
Wes Craven has done so much damage to the horror genre its taken a long time to recover. His films are entertaining but about as scary as a particulary spooky sprout. Nightmare and Scream (s) are not horror. They are comedies and who-dunnits set in a horror world. Im not saying theres no scares but 70's and early 80's horror are horrific. There has been a return recently (thank god!) with Wesley even lending a hand in the Hills remake. ... More
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|RE: An out and out horror masterpiece.
Very, very funny. The character development was great for such a film. I thought it was fantastic. ... More
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|RE: An out and out horror masterpiece.
I love this film. It's completely mental. Freddy is one of my favourite horror icons, probably because he's just so funny. Some of the stuff he comes out with is classic.his one is obviously the best out of the NoES films, followed closely by Number 3. Johnny Depp's death still manages to crack me up everytime I see it. ... More
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|An out and out horror masterpiece.
Just when you thought all 80's horror was half a dozen nubile teens running and screaming in the woods, getting picked off one by one by some weirdo in a mask, this miracle to the genre occurred. The originality of it is genius in itself. And Robert Englund's child abducting dream demon was undoubtedly going to become an icon. The bladed glove, the screechy noise, the boileroom. All pure gold. It's a pity that the quality and genuine scare factor didn't last as little as a single year, as proved... More
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The Dopeness: Dempsey Stewart (my favourite model of the week) in this razor sharp matador-esque suit by Manning Cartell.
The Wackness: Security guards. Never there when you need 'em, always there when you don't. I feel for young Oliver - despite being accredited for almost every show, his pass doesn't have the necessary 'backstage approved' tag. At two different shows this morning an over-zealous security guard had him physically removed, only to mumble a sheepish apology when various PR agents explained that he was allowed to be there. Sure they're just doing their job, but seriously, there's no need to get all hands-on about it.
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- Cameron Putt said...
If getting hands-on is what it takes to do their job then so be it. The guards can't be blamed for the mistakes of others.
Backstage is hardly the best place for surplus people.
- May 5, 2010 at 7:16 PM
Oliver has taken beautiful photos this week, he has captured a delightful energy and sprit, well done Oli, love your work!
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It's so "cute" how women call men thirsty when they open their mouths to pay them a compliment, but when they see a good-looking man who ain't bout shit their standards drop and their tongues are left wagging. Yesterday the photo above went viral, and got a lot of crazy reactions from women with the lowest of standards. He may look like a Calvin Klein model but the brotha has a wrap sheet a mile long. This is actually his mugshot photo that got all these broads all hot and bothered.
The man behind all the thirst is Jeremy Meeks. A convicted felon who was recently charged with multiple felonies. Meeks has been called "one of the most violent criminals in the Stockton area" according to Officer Joseph Silva, yet this is the man folks are going bat shit crazy over? Leave it up to the thirst driven thots on the internet to bypass the CRIMINAL WHO IS ON $900,000 BAIL for doing a bunch of ILLEGAL shit and only focus on his face. One woman said "He can rob my house and assault me anytime". Really? This really shows how many women are out here making bad relationship choices because they bypass/ignore all the horrible shit if the man has a cute face and a big dick. Don't get me wrong, dude is cute but crime isn't so miss me with all that mess.
I know about 70% of the women on twitter and Facebook combined would let him hit raw if he walked up to them knowing his criminal history. Then they want to complain they can't find a good man. How can you if all you focus on is how a man's blue eyes and high cheek bones glisten behind the visitor's glass in the prison? This is the reason why so many women are single because they go after the f*ck boys then get mad when they get f*cked over by said f*ck boy. How low are your standards really? The fact that this convict is getting all this shine for his looks and damn near all the media outlets are bypassing his actual charges is just crazy in my opinion. Hell, a news crew went to the prison and interviewed him about his recent shot to "fame". It's sad on his part honestly, because he really does have the looks to make it as a male model, but I guess five weapons charges and one gang charge seemed like the best professional route to go. Smh
Ya'll can call me a hater, but I just don't find criminals sexy enough to remove my panties. Hell if I find out you got arrested in 2001 for a traffic violation, I'm walking away. I don't do the Bonnie and Clyde shit.
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Jeers to meth makers everywhere. Less than a week after a suspected meth lab was raided by police in Strasburg, another suspected lab, this time in Edinburg, was raided. Cheers to investigators from Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office, the Northwest Virginia Regional Drug Task Force and the Rockingham-Harrisonburg Drug Task Force for their work on this case and their cooperation with the Daily in getting the news out to our readers.
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Color it later with another design which I haven't finished yet.
Then if he Became Nightwing his A trickster?
I'm thinking of Whisper in "Radiant Dawn", 'cause in Japanese version, this class is more like espion.
Too sad that issue didn't last because of the re-boot. But I'm also sad about Lian's death and Roy's broken. So maybe we should happy the story is re-booted… I don't know.
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You mean with Roy in YJ? Well, Roy/Cheshire is one ship I am into, only in YJ, other comic verse's Roy/Cheshire is not that kind of ship I would like. And Roy (arsenal), I can ship him with Jason, but it's just my head canon. And also arsenal/robin Tim. Their interaction is little but quiet interesting. Others I haven't think about yet. XD.
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The list of country music singers in Nashville is a long one.
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Nashville is still the best place to find country music artists.
Many country music singers live in Nashville or in surrounding towns.
Just where can you find the famous country music stars?
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If you are lucky you can spot them in the Music Row because that is where they record their music.
You may see them dining at various
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Loveless Cafe
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Cracker Barrel - George Jones, Josh Turner
Outback Steakhouse in Cool Springs - Alan Jackson, Joe Nichols
Nashville Palace
- Linda Davis
Starbucks in Green Hills - Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood
Mall at Green Hills
- Reba McEntire
100 Oaks Theaters - Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Phil Vassar.
These are just a few places that celebrities have been seen. The stars also love their sports so there is a good chance that you can see them at a Titans or Predators game.
If you want an autograph, I recommend that you go to the CMA Music Festivalthat is held in Nashville annually. Many of the country music stars also sign autographs after a concert.
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Danny and I went to the Nashville Palace recently and saw Linda Davis. She seemed to know a lot of people in the audience because she mingled around and talked to several people.
Linda didn't sing but she introduced an upcoming singer to the stage. Her name was Chelsea and she was very good in my opinion.
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In this paper, the author discusses what he sees as some of the key issues concerning the role of analysis in electroacoustic (E/A) music. This is followed by an explanation of the role that the Intention/Reception (I/R) method can play in the analysis of E/A music - the I/R method involves collecting, analysing and evaluating composer intention and listener response data. Finally, the author offers a brief overview of the initial stages of the latest phase of development of the I/R project.
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(English)Weale, Rob (2005a). The Intention/Reception Project: Investigating Composer Intention and Listener Response in Electroacoustic Compositions
Weale, Rob (2005b). The Intention/Reception Project: Investigating the Relationship Between Composer Intention and Listener Response in Electroacoustic Compositions
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1. The anger management skits with Kane and D'Bry got old eventually but they had some amazing moments to begin with, if you didn't find Kane retelling his life story funny then... I mean dunno, that was probably the funniest thing I've seen in WWE for a long time. The humour was supposed to be that its funny to see the crazy characters of the WWE in a more normal everyday context, I mean the very concept of a monster who can create fire having to go through anger management seems kinda funny on its face, guess thats not your type of humour but I don't see you can't see how that could be funny to others.
2. D'Bry's current character is a bit silly, its meant to be to appeal to kids, not his choice I'm sure just an unfortunate bi-product of WWE's increased focus towards children.
3. D'Bry has already far surpassed Kurt Angle by so much it isn't even funny, Kurt is awesome and all, but D'Bry is just a step above thanks to his understanding of in ring physiology and ability to tell a compelling story between the ropes and I just don't understand how you can deny that D'Bry is charismatic as hell, he got over huge while the WWE were trying to bury him. Unlike Cena he wasn't just booked on top until people liked (little kids like winners) him he got himself over through charisma, talent and a hell of a lot of hard work.
I agree with the poster who said everybody has different tastes. How much greater is Sir Lawrenece Olivier as Richard III than Marlon Brando's performance as Don Vito Corleone? Is DeNiro that much better than Pacino?
I've been watching wrestling since 1987 and I'm in my mid-30s now. To me, there will probably never be anybody better in the ring than Chris Benoit, although Eddie Guerrero's matches are way more entertaining for me as I continue to age. Other than those two, Kurt Angle in his absolute prime was unbelievable. And people with different tastes will disagree with me.
It's not fair to Daniel Bryan to say that he's already far better than Angle, a guy who is arguably THE greatest shoot wrestler of all time in addition to being one of the greatest professional wrestlers that ever lived. And I'm a huge Daniel Bryan fan. I believe he has "it" and that the audience in whole generally loves him.
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I generally believe professional wrestlers in the WWE hit their absolute primes between the ages of 35 and 42 years old. I am convinced that Daniel Bryan in his absolute prime will be almost universally hailed as the best wrestler in the world and as one of the all-time greats. But he's nowhere near his absolute prime as of right now.
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Name: Tim Naus
Location: Albany Park, Chicago, Illinois
Size: 600 square feet
Years lived in: 4 years; Rented
Tim had to rescue the model building from being demolished, so he found his way into the abandoned school and grabbed the plastered to-scale model of Independence Hall. A similar one rests in the Smithsonian American History Museum, but this one was completely original, a true treasure. He placed it upon his library mantel, along with busts and chalices, hookahs and chandeliers, altars, paintings and masks. It's a storied collection that even he finds hard to categorize. The objects are beautiful, and the stories of how Tim acquired them are just as intriguing.
They chronicle his previous life in Pennsylvania, where he worked at a metal shop and as an upholsterer, and his current life in Chicago, where he designs charming and elegant homes for some of Chicago's most successful residents. When he moved here in 2009, he agreed to rent this apartment sight-unseen, but his treasure-finding karma rewarded him with just the space he needed: cozy, filled with sun and hidden spaces, and full of details that complement his cabinet of curiosities.
While Tim's treasures tend towards the ornate, detailed and storied, the apartment feels very clean and crisp, and has a modern flair to it. The palette upon entering is soothing, with cool grey walls, a lovely geometric rug, and an enormous circular light fixture above that Tim salvaged from a previous installation, and which gives off a warm glow that lightly bounces off of all the gold, bronze and glass surfaces. Turning into the living room you see the centerpiece of the home, an actual cabinet of curiosities. Tim has three large bookcases busting at the seams with beautiful objects, each object in some way indicative of his past, or a step in his development as a designer.
The dining room and kitchen received a darker color treatment, and are perfectly poised for hosting dimly lit late evening dinners. A reproduction of an unfinished Rubens centers the room, all the more interesting since Tim personally put the piece together – selecting that work as one of personal interest, having it printed and decoupaged onto a canvas with a varnish to simulate brush strokes. It adds to the almost religious experience of the room, further enhanced by the Gothic throne and altar fragments.
Tim's eclectic collection continues into the hallway leading the bedroom, where he created a gallery of paintings and prints reminiscent of Sir John Soane's Museum. Even in the bedroom, every space is given the opportunity to showcase something beautiful and interesting, from the sculptural figures on his secretary desk, to the modern chandelier, and even the gilded deer head above the antique headboard.
Tim's home left me with a feeling of wonder and amazement. While the collection he's put together is certainly visually striking, what stood out most was how meaningful each piece is to Tim. It starts with the history of how he acquired each piece, which is usually an exciting story, and then the history of the piece itself, which Tim usually knows backwards and forwards. And finally there's the history of how he's traveled and moved with them. As Tim's journey takes him to new places and on new adventures, this collection will continue to define and inspire him.
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My Style: No style in particular. While proper styles certainly have merit, following a certain style can leave a space without a soul. I draw elements from many: the joy of Gothic, the sensuality of the Baroque, the humanism of Classical, the glamour and luxury of Art Deco, and the optimism of European Mid- century design.
Inspiration: The color scheme of the public areas was actually drawn from my cat, Astor: the three shades of gray in his coat and the vivid acid yellow of his eyes.
Favorite Element: There are two: The tombstone rubbing from Westminster Abbey of Eleanor de Bohan, Duchess of Gloucester. I bought it at the estate sale of an artist who was suffering from dementia and had to downsize her collection to make the transition to a nursing home.
The second is that ridiculous headboard. I always imagine it being in some awful, over the top Atlantic City hotel in the 60's, but it also is a pretty good copy of a Venetian Baroque headboard housed at the Met.
Biggest Challenge: Getting past what the place used to look like. My aesthetics took an abrupt turn recently. The place use to be full of Victorian furniture with big heavy drapery and even more clutter, if you can image. That look had been part of my identity for as long as I can remember, and it was very hard to abandon, but a change was needed and I forged ahead through two near panic attacks during an editing session early in the process.
What Friends Say: "Wow! You have lots of stuff!"
Biggest Embarrassment: The kitchen countertops and appliances. But that's the charm of a vintage apartment, right?
Proudest DIY: The painting in my dining room. It's a reproduction of an unfinished work by Rubens. The painting is just printed on banner sized paper and glued to a canvas I found in the trash and varnished over to simulate brush strokes. There's even still a painting underneath.
Biggest Indulgence: The colors. While the paint is probably the least expensive element in here, it was what I most desperately wanted to do and what made the biggest difference.
Best Advice: If you like it, do it! It's your home: if people don't like it, they don't have to come over!
Dream Sources: Kentshire Galleries, Newel, Clarence House, Dessin Fournir
The best source I can give isn't a dream, it's a reality: estatesales.com. Open it on your smart phone and it gives you GPS coordinates of estate sales nearby.
Resources of Note:
- Living Room: Behr "Intellectual"
- Dining Room and Kitchen: Behr "Elephant's Foot"
- Bedroom: Behr "Quiet Storm"
- Bathroom: Benjamin Moore "Black"
- Clock: Estate sale
- Umbrella vase: Pier 1
- Sofa: White Elephant (custom made and donated by Leslie Hindman Auction House)
- Bookcases: Ikea
- Light fixture: Preciosa Lighting (used in a Dining by Design installation and then salvaged)
- Curtains: Fabric from the trash and then hand died and sewn.
- Torchere: Estate sale in Winnetka, IL
- Directoire Chair: Estate sale and reupholstered in a Fortuny print.
- Independence Hall model: rescued from a school about to be demolished.
- Tulip Table: Estate sale in Chicago and topped with glass from Pier 1's trash
- Blue glass vase: Marshal's
- Marble topped table: Rolling Mill antiques, Lewisburg PA
- Rococo clock: street market in Yalta, Ukraine
- Table and ladderback chairs: my grandmother's estate
- Gothic Throne: discarded by my church in PA
- Louis XVI chair: alley in Chicago
- Gothic altar fragment: Estate sale in Old Town, Chicago
- Chandelier: gallery84.com
- Candlesticks: CB2
- Headboard: Red Barn antiques, Danville PA
- Desk: Great aunt's estate
- Gilded deer head: DeerHeadDen on Etsy.com
- Map collection: various estate sales and auctions
- Vintage Monkey Automatons: Blackstone Antiques, Chicago
- 18th cen. Gilded Brackets: antiques shop in Carlyle PA
- Vintage Italian mirror: antiques shop in Carlyle PA
- Light Fixture: Jonathan Adler
- Curtain Fabric: Scalamandre
- Headboard Fabric: Vervain
- Shower Curtain: CafePress.com
- Artwork from various estate sales
- African Guru Mask: Africa Direct on Bryn Mawr Ave. in Chicago
Thanks, Tim!
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I clicked on this house tour just to see where he got the living room sofa. Oh, how I wish it wasn't custom made! It's beautiful!
This is beautiful, and I need to go through it very carefully (again) to appreciate it fully. I do have to mention that I didn't understand the first paragraph at all. Is it because I'm catching a cold? It was like reading Ancient Greek.
This just made me happy. So unique and quirky, yet elegant and lovely. Nice seeing Tim at the end too--what a cutie-pie. Can you tell me what the brand/color of the paint in the hallway is? I've been looking for a good greyish-blue. Thanks!
I want more! Love his style, palette and collections. I love a place I could wander, feel inspired, curious, yet totally at home. I'd like to see a detail of the tombstone rubbing... just curious.
Well done! If only he was my neighbor and could help me make decisions about displaying my oddities.
>>PS. I think the website he mentioned is Estatesales.NET (not.com)
Wow. Wow. Wow. What an exquisite home. I could spend days looking at all of your beautiful items. Your taste is amazing. It's as if the AIC was converted to a small home. Absolutely gorgeous, I want to come over and touch everything.
I adore this place!!!
This home is so beautiful and elegant. Love the dining room.
OMG! I loved each photo more than the one before. No idea which way to look because every.single.thing.was.so.awesome!
Hi there! The paint color in the hallway is the same as in the Living Room: Behr 'Intelectual" Thank's for the comment!
Love the home. I was mesmerized by the effect of the yellow curtains in the grey living room. Wow! Even better when I read that they were rescued from the trash and custom-dyed. (Also coveting the framed butterfly collection above the radiator.)
I surprisingly really like this place. It's over the top and fun but not overtly crazy/wackado. My only thought is that it's a bit dark. I wouldn't change the paint colours at all, I really like them and the feel the give to the space. I think it just needs a few strategic table or floor lamps :) Amazing space!
One word: sumptuous.
Okay, another word: divine
Never would I decorate my home like this but when I saw that very first pic, I thought WOW...Even if it's not your cup of tea, you gotta admit..it's pretty fabulous.
"If you like it, do it! It's your home..." I couldn't agree more. Absolutley stunning home. Makes me proud to hail from Chicago!
stunned and stunning. for such a small space this place looks both grand and cozy. i think there's a great lesson for horders to learn on how to collect and curate for small living space.
Where on earth did you find those chalices? They appear to be from a catholic church.
Beautiful home!
Where is Astor? As soon as I read the color inspiration was a kitty, I had to go back and look for him/her. But I don't see a kitty in any pictures! Booo! =D
I love the gray and bright yellow combo. The window treatment really draws your eye to the light. Love that.
I would love to hear your advice on layout, styling and placement. This place really seems perfect in all three of those areas. And I am so clueless about all of that! Maybe another post exposing some of your secrets!
Knowing that everyone has their favorite design elements, this is my favorite home tour in all the years I've read AT.
Tim's color choices are perfect. I have these grays in much of my home and I have never thought of that shade of yellow as an accent, but I'll be finding a place for it now.
The pieces that Tim has used throughout are beautiful, thought provoking and really, come on, just cool (Well worth the possible B&E charge ;) Even though there are many pieces, they are edited and placed wonderfully, so it doesn't seem cluttered at all. He's done a great job of keeping the vignettes in an artful collection. I would love to visit and hear the story behind each piece.
I would like to see a decorative trim-work tying the bookcases together. I would choose another duvet cover. I love Tim's headboard and think it needs to show off by having lower pieces on either side. I would go with mirrored pieces, because…why not?
Thanks so much for sharing your home.
Amazing job! Really grand!
I love the color inspiration.
Spectacular! Loving the colors!
Wow! So not my personal style, but I love it anyway! And as someone who used to live in Albany Park but now lives in Lewisburg, PA, I love both the Chicago apartment and the fact that it's filled with antiques from around my new PA home! Definitely taking note of the antique stores you've mentioned.
Gosh, so much loveliness. And a reminder that I would sell my soul for high ceilings.
Wow, I love a collected interior, makes for something so much more unique and interesting. Just LOVE!
HOLY WOW! This place is absolutely amazing! I love all of it, every single part. This was added to my top AT tours, I can't get enough.
I love everything about this home. Love the colors!
This place is simply divine.
What is the treatment on the recessed panel of the kitchen cabinet doors? I'm intrigued but can't see it well in the photos. Great place!
Absolutely spectacular in every way! It's not my style at all, but I could look at this all day long.
Best AT tour EVER.
Fantasmagorical! Just a great dramatic, yet masculine-looking home. Tim, you are a smart collector and great stylist! I imagine this house to be other-worldly and romantic looking at night when lit by candles!
LOVE that spire/altar piece in the dining room!!! Wow! Also, I don't normally like yellow, but those yellow drapes are marvelous!!
Wow - what a wonderfully comfy and fabulously interesting residence!! This gent has excellent taste. : ) He's put his eclectic experience and fine eye to good work.
Love this SO much!
Such a refreshing change from all the modernism. Maybe this will be the new trend.
Kim- the material in the kitchen cabinets is Phillip Jeffries horsehair wall covering a client had left over from an interior I did. It's just pasted in with artists acrylic matte medium.
Not my style, mainly because I could never pull it off so well. Has an Addams Family / Dark Shadows vibe to it. Gomez? Barnabas? One photo; midway through the slide; I think it's looking down a hall to the bathroom.....looks like a ghost on the shower curtain (or something). What was I seeing?!
RMBNN: Its an octopus. Though I can see why you might think "ghost!" Thanks for looking and the compliment!
I'm currently reading The Goldfinch, and this is what I've been imagining Hobie's house looks like.
Jealous jealous jealous!!!!!
Nothing like my existing choices, but I could still move right in. And the TREASURES! (Did I mention how jealous I am??)
what a FANTASTIC home, kudos!!
Thanks so much!
Just two things to say: firstly, absolutely nothing in this place is to my taste, and secondly, I LOVE this place.
oh my goodness, what a beautiful home, I love the colours, the artwork, the flow within. LOVE the yellow drapes in the living room, they are a ray of sunshine against the neutral grey of the walls. What a beautiful collection, carefully curated. Such beautiful taste, bravo.
This is beautiful and I love it.
Ja! Wunderkammer!! Seriously, I could lose track of time in this space. Captivating.
Very impressive, somehow it all looks stylish and not cluttered or pretentious. I love seeing the sculptures and white busts and since I'm always on the loookout for them, but have rarely found nice ones. Great to see a standout collection of cool and unique things in the bookcases.
Wow, Tim, this is incredible. Did you paint yourself or use someone (I'm looking for painters, and I am sort of your neighbor (waves from the Manor))? Way to put AP on the map, this is fab.
MelCrawf: a buddy of mine and I painted over a couple of weekends. I can recommend painters though if you want. Thanks for looking and for the compliments! AP is the next Buena Park, I swear!
You had me at the sungold curtains and won a fan for life because the inspiration for your colors was your cat! This is an apartment tour that I will remember and be inspired by for a long time.
Envious sigh,how I adore lots of stuff! I just dont have the room for it,but if I could I most certainly would.
Tim, may I ask the model number of the chandelier in the dining room? LOVE it! I couldn't find exactly the same one. Also, can you tell me the width of the chandelier? Thanks
You had me at Tony Duquette - but with a darker edge, Very nice.
I have the same white table base, but never thought to top it with glass. It belonged to a neighbor who passed away, and he was such a sweet guy, I can't let it go. Thanks for sharing your home with AT.
I could throw out adjectives all night and still not be complete in my admiration for Tim's achievement. There is no clutter here because even though there are indeed lots of things, it is clear that each piece is loved and a meaningful part of the entire composition. It appears to me that the whole apartment is a stunning and thoughtful reflection of the creator's personal style, aesthetic, and hard work. I think it truly has soul.
black and gold! wow! amazing work :)
Had to go back and see the slideshow again. AT often gets complaints about too many closeups; in this case, kind of wish there were more close ups. The cymbal monkeys above the bed are a hoot. An octopus; ok, now I see, thanks.
I think the paint colors may be mixed up the living room looks like Benjamin Moore Elephant Foot and the kitchen/dining room look like Intellectual by Behr. Not my style but I love this place.
Be still, my heart. The house tour opens to Tony Duquette books? I swoon. More of this forever, less clean lines.
Lovely. Where is the living room rug from?
Not at all my style, but I adore it. It looks like the apartment was lifted straight out of a stately home in Europe, just in miniature.
I especially love the hall gallery and the dining room.
PS: I'm going to copy the shelves in the dining room built in - maybe not in red, but in some bright color. I have a Craftsman bungalow with very similar built ins in my dining room (shorter, no drawer on top) and have had NO idea what to do with them.
I love how you made a small space feel so grand and corky. I feel like I know your personality by just looking around your space. Love it!!
PS. Your adorable!
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This apartment is a little over the top for me but I love to see something that is not sterile white and not totally MCM. Decorating around things that people love shows a kind of confidence that I admire, as opposed to when people decorate, at least they seem to decorate, based on what is trendy or what other people like. This is kind of a Nate Berkus moment, based on his most recent book.
Also, I think it's interesting that Timothy has changed his style over time, from Victorian to this more eclectic kind of Victorian. I wish I could see pictures of his "before" apartment.
I think that's an area that AT could explore further--why do people change their decorating style? And what do they do when they want to change and still have a lot of old stuff and not much money?
Maybe a more philosophical topic but it could be of interest to see someone going through this process.
Beautiful! wonderful! amazing! now, how much did your mover charge?
This place is packed with personality, quirkiness and elegance at the same time! Love it! What made me smile was the cymbal playing monkeys in the bedroom ;)
What? No cats?
Beautiful use of color and texture and that sofa is AMAZING
Maybe my favorite house tour yet - thanks for sharing!
I normally dislike this sort of aesthetic, but you've done such a great job, I love it! You pulled off having lots of whimsy while retaining an airy, uncluttered feel. It reminds me of that WW II Parisian apartment that was recently discovered untouched. Bravo!
Marvelous! So glamorous yet well-edited. You have some wonderful pieces! The dark walls work so well with your decor. Oh, and if you come home one day to find those adorably kitschy symbol-clanging monkey gone, I probably stole them ;-)
-Marie Vlasic
Amazing! I love every bit of it, so mysterious, at every turn something to wonder at.
The colors!! Love it!
"Fantasmagorical" is the perfect term. I was thinking Vampire Chic but you nailed it. I imagine what Percy and Mary Shelley's home might have been like and this is it.
I lived in Albany Park and I know where our host bought that Hooka. I wonder if our host has also been in the Santeria candle shop at Kedzie and the Brown line? A great place to spend a few hours!
Quirky and elegant and just plain wonderful! I love every inch of this delightful home!
A stunner.
Great color scheme.
I'm not a fan of antiques anymore and have firmly moved into mid century vintage territory in my home, but oh my, do I see plenty of antique bargains out there now. This is a great example of how to integrate antiques into a more modern look. Wish more people would pick them up. Hate seeing those things thrown out because everyone wants mid century. Take heed design fans.
Why no information on the living room rug?
Love the luxurious, collected elegance of this home.
Love it, love it,love it! Looks much bigger then 600 square feet!
This is straight up beautiful. The gray and yellow and carefully curated objects are all wonderful. I like lighter walls, but I know men love their man caves!
Absolutely gorgeous, well-planned, and just short of over-the-top. Would love to visit. I'm much more of a light-walls-in-sunny-spaces person, but I admire your editing and restraint.
However, (in case anyone wants to visit Central PA for antiques), it is Carlisle, PA.
I feel like this home could be open for public tours! It's hard to fully take in and appreciate every detail on a screen.
Great place! Kinda Miles Redd-ish.Moody,stylish,sexy.I love this Tour!
totally not my style and completely well done. good intentional choices.
Wow! wow! wow! and wow! one more time! What an absolutely killer look the dark gray and the yellow...totally brilliant, I would have never thought to bring them together. The dining chandelier....drama-city! Excellent job!! I enjoyed this one.
At this moment, the crack design team at Restoration Hardware is working double time to knock off a "gothic altar fragment" replica. You can bet on it.
The only thing I would want to add are a few unique taxidermy pieces. Very well done!
Oh, I also love the golden yellow drapes and the way it brings out the green hue in the grey wall color.
Love this home! I'm experiencing sensory overload! I wish I could see more of the kitchen. The flow of my kitchen and dining room is very similar.