Liberace house

I am just going to let these pictures do the talking....

A throne for the throne-user!

Lovers of camp, unite and rejoice!

All pic credits on them 

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Neuschwanstein castle: inside!

What I wouldn't do to be back in Europe! 

Though I missed Neuschwanstein when I was in Germany, I have always been curious as to the castles interior, as well as its magnificent exterior! What a sumptuous kitschy delight!

 It reminds me of Liberace sans bedazzler ;)

Saint George slaying the dragon detail

Wikipedia IS a scholarly resource! Poncy university rules be damned!

 What rich details, you can live and breather history here, I visit many places on Google maps, alá street view for when I haven't had the chance to see them yet! 

Imagine waking up in corridors like these, a unicorn rounding the corner wouldn't be out of place

Pics from Wikipedia and Pinterest

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Home Interiors

Above: For love of the moon

What a lovely view, the greenery and your own private view of the rooftops

Below: *Think* this is from an edition of Apartamento.

Indoor plants, scalloped mirrors!

Pics from For love of the moon and Pinterest

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Sophia Loren house Life magazine

Came across these stunning photos of Sophia Loren's house, taken with LIFE magazine in of course, the 1960's. Really love the grounds, Roses and sheep! So lovely.

See all the pictures here

To live in the mountains of Italy AND have your own villa complete with waterfall!....*sigh*

Pictures from above link

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Pan's Labyrinth

A MUST see!

Such visuals! So much attention to detail

Horror, Mystery and Suspense

What a film! Guillermo del Toro's journals from the film are quite amazing too!

Stills from film

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1973 The Wicker Man

Really worth a view, voted as one of the best Horror films of all time

The suspense, eerie and bizarre isolation of the inhabitants of Summerisle where the disappearance of a girl is investigated by a lone police man, is built really well

It has everything! Maypole dancing, Celtic paganism, wonderful costumes

The masks, hair and clothes, can't replicate that look today!

So 70's best!

All pics from DVD stills

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Brigitte Bardot: La Madrague

Bardot's home of many years, La Madrague, featured in a few magazines of the time, to be fair, I'm not sure if all these pics are of La Madrague, but I love everything about these photos! The indoor plants, the wicker furniture, beaded curtains, sixties interior excess 

What a lounge! Gigantic fireplace, no television the central focus of the room, wahoo!

I know the press drove Bardot crazy at moments, all she wanted to do was look after her animals :)

This balcony is the best!! The carpets, the plants, the shape and size of it, being level with the trees, I love elevated places that glimpse into trees that make you feel you are up amongst them

What a fun little hideout in Saint Tropez, all you have to do is keep an eye out for Eddie and Patsy ;)

Pics from Pinterest

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