Whether it is an interior designer or a general melon eater, the vast majority of them like to watch web dramas. But the focus is different, some people pay attention to the plot, and some people will pay attention to the interior design in the play. And we often like to set some design tone for these fictional plots, such as victorian, rigorous retro and ricardo Poppel-style colorful labyrinths. Today, we have 5 pretty hot Netflix web series here, and we were particularly impressed by their interior settings.
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Squid Games
"Squid Games" tells a survival story, but in the real scenes, it is full of colorful beauty and childhood colors, which ensures a dramatic and emotional outcome: this is the key to the success of the Korean series on Netflix.
The fierce competition for survival evokes a sense of cruelty in the jungle. Game after game shows us the complex side of human nature. As a return to the simple play of childhood, it is full of complex emotions of adults: despair, fear, anger, sadness, lies and truth. People are forced to face the innocence of childhood in a harsh world without winners.
Although Hwang Dong-hyuk's Korean drama is a cross-border event in many ways, it is also very compelling from the perspective of setting.
None of the scenes were created digitally: they were real scenes created on set under the artistic direction of Choi Kyung-sun. All the real set designs that appear create fantastic worlds that determine the life and death of adults.
Here Pulp and Paper goes beyond its limits, showing us the Korean villages of the 1970s, alleys, small houses, and children's play areas built.
Of course, don't forget the labyrinth of stairs pink and blue, inspired by la muralla roja's postmodern apartment in Manzanella, Spain, designed by ricardo bofill.
The colorful aesthetic and huge visual impact are the keys to the show's success. Despite being a survival story, it's creepy in many moments. It differs from other works in this genre in that its colorful environment recreates the environment of parks and children, making us think about how the original intention of human beings is lost and how to return.
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The Bridgestones
We can't help but mention the pastel-colored sets, palaces, and idyllic houses that place the timeless friendships of the popular 8-episode series, the direction-seeking family, and the quest for love beyond all.
This period drama takes place in the 19th century of the British Regency, but in the scene is a modern aesthetic, the composure of London's Regency era classicism and modern eclecticism.
The interior design and decoration of the play is stunning, not only a meticulous reproduction of the style of the time, but also a bold fusion of other styles, from neoclassicism to Orientalism. Iconic locations were also chosen for filming, such as Wilton Manor or Lancaster Manor in Bath and Greenwich, or Howard Castle in Yorkshire.
Between proms, receptions, and secret dates, most of the activities take place at Bridgerton's house. The interior of the house shines with the "wedgewood blue" color that was popular during the Regency period, indicating the longevity of the Bridgerton family – especially in contrast to the "upstart" featheringtons. We saw at a glance stucco, patterned wallpaper, chandeliers, paintings and fine porcelain. For indoor enthusiasts, the collection, while a bit oversaturated, is definitely a feast for the eyes!
One of the gorgeous stairs of featherington
▲ One of the most sought after pieces of furniture in the collection
▲ One of the most luxurious lounges in the collection
▲Featherington's luxurious living room
▲ One of the exquisite interiors specially created for the show
▲ One of the most luxurious pieces of furniture in the play
▲ The restaurant of the Bridgerton family
▲ The living room of Bridgerton's house
▲ The gorgeous living room of the Bridgerton house is in typical family pastel tones
The model of this series of villas will be reconstructed to the smallest detail
Will Hughes-Jones, the designer of the collection, has done meticulous work on the reconstruction of the environment
Eloise Bridgerton's bedroom reflects a girl full of cultural and scientific interests
Inspired puzzles recreating the Bridgerton environment in pastel tones
How to create Bridgerton's interior design style at home
de Gournay's imaginative "amazonia" wallpaper brings the fashion of British aristocracy to the walls.
Sahco's "jardin" curtains can also decorate the interior of the palace.
The tie with playful tassels in watts of westminster's "Luxembourg Collection" is handmade according to ancient traditions. The rule is: the more the merrier!
Pols potten's cherry blossom vase blends tradition with modernity
This armchair with a "Bridgerton Blue" velvet cover.
Wedgwood's "wonderlust" collection adds color to the table!
The crystal bowl designed by tapio wirkkala reinterprets the classical with modernity.
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Rear Wing Abandonment
Netflix's original drama "Rear Wing Deserter" depicts the success and ups and downs of a chess genius girl, set in the United States in the 1960s. Not only are there the fashion costumes and chess scene music worn by the protagonist Beth Harmon, but also the interior decorations representing the 1950s and 1960s styles designed by designer Uri Hanish.
Wallpapers and medieval home décor with floral motifs, as well as gorgeous hotel interiors in Las Vegas and Paris, are must-sees! It can be used as a reference for retro interior design.
Vintage wallpaper and furniture play an important role in interior design in 2021. And "Rear Wing Deserter" is a very faithful reproduction of the era and decorative style of the time.
Traditional medieval spaces are often dominated by honey, but there is no shortage of bold color cases, such as dark red, warm orange, olive green, peacock blue and other rich colors, with honey, teak and dark brown wooden furniture, such spaces are often strong and calm. Beth's new home is exactly like this, not only with blue printed wallpaper, curtains and sofas selected for relatively deep and elegant peacock blue, with exquisite wooden furniture, creating a rich and romantic retro atmosphere. In addition, some golden elements can also be traced, such as decorative floor lamps in the corners of the wall, golden sunglasses on the wall and retro beautiful tray coffee table, their presence brightens the color of the entire space, and also makes the details of the space more exquisite.
Beth was taken over by Alston and Wheatley and moved to the Wheatley home from a nursing home. The interior is impressively furnished with layered floral motifs, objects in checkered wallpaper and blue tones, and medieval furniture.
▼ Beth's rooms are decorated in white and pink. There were salon chairs and canopy beds.
▼ In the bedroom of the adoptive mother, there are floral patterns from wallpaper to sheets and lamps. By turning the headboard of the bed gray, the overall feeling is stronger.
▼ Beth bought the house from her adoptive father and renovated the room. Beth chose wallpaper with a geometric pattern of light pink and gray. Similarly, the pink and gray plaid sofas are very harmonious. Geometric carpet with a similar color to a sofa.
▼ In hotels in Moscow, geometric patterns are layered and coordinated with wallpaper, sofas, cushions, etc., and combined with industrial wind lamps, giving people an overall solid impression.
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The Crown
Netflix's series "The Crown," featuring luxurious palaces and spaces, tells the story of Elizabeth II's life from her marriage in 1947 to the present. Each season of the series contains about a decade of her life, which leads to an interesting passage of time, with constant changes in clothing styles, decorations, and general customs. The work gives viewers the opportunity to experience the luxurious residences and estates of the royal family.
While The Crown's large, luxurious rooms and abundance of rare antiques are jaw-dropping to say the least, what really appeals to us is the palatial set.
Recreating such a famous space was a challenge, and the production designer martin childrens of the collection had to consider every detail in order to make the production as historically appropriate as possible but did not actually use the interior effects of Buckingham Palace. According to childs, everything from furniture, wallpaper and ornaments, and the atmosphere of the entire work — needed to fit into the monarchy, but with a fresh feel unlike the regency.
How do you rebuild a place you've never been to? It was a mission set for the production designers of Crown, who spent more than $100 million to ensure that the show fully reflected the British monarchy in every way. However, when you consider that the private living quarters of Buckingham Palace are completely off-limits except for the royal family and their staff,
This meant that all the production designers had were some rough layout of the palace and local areas of Buckingham Palace that they were allowed to visit. Fortunately, for the production designer, the show is not strictly documentary, so there is no reliance on absolute accuracy when recreating the scene. The designer says it's a drama rather than a documentary, and we can go and create a scene that's huge and rich, rather than blindly replicating the actual room.
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《halston》
Netflix's "Halston" series fascinates fashion and design enthusiasts. For the costumes and stunning scenes of the 1970s, there is also the perfect representation of Halston's home and studio. If the show's set feels real, it's thanks in large part to Daniel Minahan's extensive research on a trendsetting theme, played in the series by ewan McGregor with a perfect sense of haute.
(The Netflix miniseries Halston tells the story of the life of fashion designer Roy Halston, played by Ewan McGregor.) When Halston moved into the mirror loft office of the Olympic Tower on Fifth Avenue, the brand was at the peak of its success. ）
He uses red as a neutral color
Many scenes in the play show Halston's office at the Olympic Tower, a glass-walled space on Fifth Avenue in New York overlooking St. Patrick's Cathedral. He decorated the space with red lacquered tables, combo seats and red carpets, and custom-designed an interlocking hs pattern. The floor-to-ceiling glass wall is intimidating and vertigo-inducing, so halston installed a plexi railing around the space and then designed it to be red.
(Halston's office, covered with blood-red carpets and velvet sofas.) The orchid is a recurring element that is Roy Holston's favorite flower. ）
Tiffany elsa peretti's "bone" candlestick
Marco Lavit designed the "lemni" chair
“romeo red sofa”
"Shauny" glass nested table
He took minimalism to a new level
Halston is known for his very rigorous minimalism, and his interior design brings the same aesthetic. He was deeply influenced by Elsa Peretti's personal style, advocating a minimalist style, but also drawing inspiration from the art world. Draw inspiration from artists of the 1960s and 70s, such as John Mccracken and painters in the field of color.
(With moving to his new loft apartment, Halston completely changed his interior style.) The clean look of modern facilities is almost predictable in the 90s. ）
Halston's minimalist interior design has a cultural impact that still feels fresh today. Halston hopes that his designer home will show people a better way to live. He pays great attention to good lighting and comfort: he covers the bench with a gray wool knit, which is easy to match. When you have a neutral space of white, gray and black, everything will look great.
(Timeless thonet cantilever chairs line up around the apartment's dining table.) ）
thonet's steel tube cantilever chair
the red click丝缎
(In the apartment of Halston's close friend Liza Minnelli, the set designer of the collection employs quirky animal motifs.) ）
Charish armchair, designed by Milo Baughman
Jonathan Adler's hand-embroidered back-up bag
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