How to Add Steampunk Style to Your Home | DESIGN | Great Home Ideas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ย. 2020
- Tara Dennis gives a boring study makeover with industrial and steampunk vibes.
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I usually love the makeovers but this was a miss, room looks terrible and not really steampunk at all. Just dark and messy.
I did love the cabinet though, that was great work.
I loved the bathroom, but this just looked cheap and chaotic
This isn't steampunk, ROFL! Steampunk is brown, rust and copper, cogwheels and clock faces. Industrialism wrapped in lace and leather.
This.. this is just dark and dirty. I've seen basements nicer than this garbage pile. And those tacky curtains OMG so bad!
Exactly. I don't think any of them did ANY research at all about what Steampunk is. Legit not a single pipe in site, no false valves, barely any cogs or cog-work, no false plating, literally just dark and garbage looking.
Not a fan of the rug and curtains, but the cabinet is crazy good! I had no idea spray paint could do that!
I have to agree with most of the comments that the end result looks cheap and chaotic. The red curtain looks like renfair/christmas trappings on the cheap. The pink chair had possibility, but needed the upholstery completely redone for sanitary reasons. The stencil frame wasnt workibg either. If it had to be as cheap as possible, i would have left the floral paper up and painted the other walls dusty rose. Make the whole room more feminized tea room with steampunk elements. Like add a brass bird cage with a mechanical looking canary. Break up the pink walls with a rich light caramel velvet curtain on piping rod that sweeps the corner. The cabinet was cool though.
Yes to everything you wrote... my next room project is that exactly
@@Twintertainment Oh, I wish YT had private messages or a linked social site where I coould see your results! My house is a weird mix of mission style/boxy craftsman pine furniture ( family made and loved), a blend of early industrial/farming machinery/& steampunk elements in the lights and plumbing fixtures, and a bunch of Renfair fantasy and steampunky nerd decor. I've tried to tie it all together with keeping everything in pine wood tones (yellowish and darker amber) muted rust red, dusty blue and sage green, and bronze/copper/wrought iron finishes. HGTV used to have this show called Design on a Dime that had a segment called Freestyle where they tried to make a room come together out of a young' 20 yr old's ecclectic mix of hand-me-downs, dumpster finds, affordable items and their hobbies and interests. Sometimes it turned out so perfect in its funkyness.
i agree a few trinkets doesn't make it steampunk i find most steampunk to be wooden rather than mettle plus fancy light bulbs hanging on black cords isn't either where's the pipes for the chandelier looks tacky and the black walls didn't work with red curtains
@@lifeisfull242 Some people just see an aesthetic or theme and think the more iconicographic elements and themed colors the more the theme is communicated. Like someone putting skulls over everything and calling it goth. Anything that relies on a Victorian base (Steampunk, elegant goth, some dark achedemia) should take look at some of the historical manor house websites. There is plenty of inspo info online.
All rustic metalic its diffrent tara very good
About as steampunk as a ham sandwich.
Some of that furniture is just off- they nailed the cabinet, lights and curtain though!
There are no more colors than grey or graphite in Australia?
I'm so sick of this Grey and Charcoal trend. It's so basic. People need to learn how to use color and not be basic b!tches.
We don't have colors in Australia, but our colours are the worlds best!
@@vtbn53 good on ya mate!!! 😁😁😁🇦🇺
exactly u right. y she is going somewere and spray whit for the pantry and fix it. yyyyyy and every thing they turn to black white. ash. woodn dec 😳😳😁😁 oh this is horrible.
I like the idea! Love the cabinet!
Tara sempre encontrando boas soluções
Designed by Edward Scissor Hands ;-)
Amazing transformation
Fabulous!
I just watch this for Tara 😂
Great work Tara Dennis.
Not sure what you guys are going on about with a "Steampunk" vibe or design. This is just trashy. This is not Steampunk. Do your research.
10:03 is Truth coffee shop in Cape Town.
The two helpers looked super awkward about the finished room and no wonder. I wouldn’t want to be associated with this disaster either. It looks like a parody pirate set, not steam punk at all. Their bathroom was much nicer n
Usually I like the decorating ideas...but...what a dreary, junky, depressed, jumbled up, ugly room. I wouldn’t even want to sit in this room.
Its not really steampunk as in more of a black room with an entire living room and a few steampunk items thrown in there
Not a fan. I remember Tara and Adam I think it was, were in a bar/cafe. Industrial cafe. Looked looked fantastic. Easily incorporate steam punk elements in it as well.
Would of liked to have seen faux brick and more meta elements.
An artificial novelty, done for the camera. None of it real - Tara and helpers know nothing about Steampunk (despite their bathroom experience), everything is thin veneers, bought artifacts that have never been loved or used or even belong to any of them (all on loan from 'sponsors' or the studio's props department). Just to create a caricature of what steam punk actually is. Thank goodness it all gets undone and sent back to the lenders and the local landfill - bit of an embarrassment, really. But, hey, the point was to make some coin...
As Designer, I've been following a lot of your episodes and most are done well. This one however is not at all appealing. Looks like a room from a brothel that carries on sadistic practices!
😅😂
Not bad.
I thought the chair was beautiful... until it was painted? It had potential.
Was that Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen I saw for a second or two in the bathroom? Love this guy and his work is fantastic. Tara makes me think of Linda Barker from BBC shows I watched 25 or 30 years ago yet this makeover is just terrible. Pretty disappointing.
4:3 ?
im going to put as much effort into this comment as you put into the room.
Mmmmmmm Nah
The chair is a fail. Steampunk from the 80’s was Indiana Jones meets Goth.
Nope, noooo nooo noooo. Sorry just nooooo. Steampunk on a budget maybe? But that just don't cut it.
Not even on a budget. Even on a budget, you could get some paints, some PVC Piping, some false pressure valves, wiring for custom lamps, bulbs, the whole 9-yards for far much cheaper than what they did. And it would have looked 10x better.
Third comment!
Not my style 😑
I like some of the decor, but just to know someone paints over everything really bothers me. Just for the young!
Na
NOPE!
And no one's wearing masks! It either has been filmed before pandemic or they love coronavirus :)
The clips on youtube are a few years old
Dreadful.
What a steaming pile ... cheap and tacky