Cabin of curiosities

Interior design focused blog by Zellain of Morbid Fashion, a grown-up gothic fashion blog.

I felt that it was important that I post today. I'm not sure why? I have absolutely nothing worthwhile to share. No fascinating decorating news or ideas, no personal revelations, no fun cat videos. I just thought the blog was, a little lonely. So, in an effort to give it the attention it needs and deserves, here are some beautiful rooms, vignettes, and photos I've found around Pinterest while poking around today. They've got both nothing, and everything to do with each other all at the same…

Back in 2006, when Freeman's opened in New York and Jason Miller's Antler chandelier was selling like hotcakes at The Future Perfect in Williamsburg (it probably still is), that whole taxidermy thing hit hard — stuffed deer heads suddenly becoming the de facto symbol for a style movement dedicated to the return to nature, the embracing of all things old-fashioned, and in many cases, the compulsion to dress like a bearded woodsman. Six years later, some of the less meaningful elements of that…

Curiosity cabinets are usually thought of as antique oddities from another age. But isn’t the internet a bit like a curiosity cabinet? If so, is that a good ...

MARK DION CABINET OF CURIOSITIES FOR THE WEISMAN ART MUSEUM