Flower-shop, Brussels, designed by Paul Hankar, XIX century.

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cartoonmoney:

delano-laramie:

wildcat2030:

To celebrate the 38th anniversary of the liberation of Da Nang, the government of Vietnam has constructed the world’s largest dragon-shaped bridge over the Han River. Not only is it the steel bridge the largest of its type in the world, but it is covered in over 2,500 LED lights - and it breathes fire!

holy shit.

oooh

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brain-food:

*Houses I wish I lived in

you know you look at pictures of Victorian houses too much when a photoset of them pops up on your dashboard and you recognize over half of them.

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bluepueblo:

Stairway, Opera House, Paris, France

photo via fairytales

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littlemovienerd:

liona5:

→MTV Cribs with King Louis XVI (x)

Jason Schwartzman doing the greatest behind the scenes bit ever.

Wow, Jason Schwartzman.

this is hilarious omg

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visitheworld:

Sunset view of Church of Our Savior on The Spilled Blood in Saint Petersburg, Russia (by Luís Henrique Boucault).

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Carson Mansion- Eureka, California

The mansion is a mix of every major style of Victorian Architecture, including but not limited to the following styles: Eastlake, Italianate, Queen Anne (primary), and Stick, depending on which expert one consults.

I am in love

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fripperiesandfobs:

A selection of the Thorne Miniature Rooms. These are all in 1:12 scale.

Can I have these in my house please I will have an entire room with walls covered in tiny rooms yes THAT WOULD BE AMAZING it would be a secret room with a hidden bookcase-door and you would need to know which book to remove to open it and the bookcase would swing open and you would step into this room with a comfortable chair and nice rug and the walls, the walls would be covered in tiny rooms, half a dozen, a dozen miniature rooms stacked atop each other one after the other, some with windows letting in the sunlight, some with little tiny lamps, casting a special sort of fragmented piecemeal lighting over the rest of the room, reflecting off of the polished wooden miniature furniture and the shiny enamel/stone floors and glinting off the tiny brass and silver accessories and all blending into a warm glow that settles over the chair - it looks so large, surrounded by all these tiny rooms, you feel like a giant and you sit down with your book and your tea in this tiny world of fantasy and beauty.

I think I got a bit carried away.

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