interiors : best of mad men

with the premiere of the final season of mad men sunday, i have been thinking on how far it has come in the past 6 seasons. this show was the beginning of my love for great television...(AMC, amirite?) the direction has stayed on point with the cultural references and fashions, and i am looking forward to what this season will bring. the writing still gives me chills, like the opening scene in the premier of don on the moving sidewalk reminiscent of the same scene in the graduate. let's take a look back at all time favorite mad men interiors...  

early mad men...who can forget betty's velvet tufted headboard?

1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12  / 13 / 14

there is no lack of eames, knoll, saarinen, and herman miller in claudette didul's designs. the sets have evolved with the culture and plot and have ushered mad men into the 1970's.

what is your favorite mad men interior from the past six seasons...

have you seen the new episode? and will you be watching this season?

grand budapest interiors

have you seen this wonderful website, wes anderson palettes? 

we are going to see wes anderson's new movie, the grand budapest hotel this week and i am so excited. i have always been interested in set design and am feeling so inspired by the imagery and palettes in this film. anderson always creates incredible worlds within his stories (and he loves symmetry, like me.) apparently the film is set in a fictional country, zubrowka, so he literally created his own world in this case. the film sets were created in  former german department store! there is always a consistent color story in his films - some create nostalgia, some create whimsy, all of them surreal - a world more colorful than the real world. the colors of the interiors are also reminiscent of spring and the pastel pastries in the film...

images:  1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9

have you seen the movie? and what do you think of wes anderson's style...