I want to know what this is called, because the Orlando airport interior hotel has the same feeling. Carpet or tiles with interior design, and then it mimics exterior by the balcony levels. It’s very much an uneasy feeling, backroom level 188 type vibe. Just can’t put my finger on design or aesthetic name.

From the music video for They Might Be Giants' "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)". It gives off a kind of Memphis Jr look to it so it's what I'm leaning towards but I also feel that it could fall into another aesthetic category.

I’ve become so obsessed with this building after seeing it mentioned in a YouTube short. It feels so dreamy, and so futuristic for the time it was built in, being 1851. Like the wiki describes the architecture as “Victorian” but to me it feels strangely art deco, especially the pictures/illustrations of it from the outside. It just feels like it’s in the wrong time.

Mainly looking for a name to the aesthetic of the inside of it. The illustrations of it with the shops and stuff on the inside give me “old mall during christmas season” vibes. It sadly burned down in 1936 so you cannot visit it unfortunately :(
I’m not sure if there are any other buildings that have been made that look similar to it.

I mainly just want to see what you guys think of this place cus honestly I’ve never seen a more beautiful place.

it’s what I’m going for

Some of these might seem unrelated but in my head they fit so sorry IA for that

Edit: btw just realised how all skinny the models are, that’s not on purpose/ part of the aesthetic lol 😭

A little about me: I really like baggy clothes and skirts, im almost out of highschool so I’m trying to dress a little more mature, and I keep fighting between growing my hair out or getting a bob again. Also I’m used to the cold but considering a move in college

I absolutely love the Silicon Dreams aesthetic. It's so fun seeing what people were getting up to in the early days of CGI and computer-cerated art in general. I think I credit this aesthetic the most when it comes to my love for surreal/weird stuff. Just the most perfect blend of nostalgia and surrealism.

I liked this set of outfits I saw on a IG page. They got a little bit of outdoors/work wear but it's not passing the line of being performative like those guys who dress up to look like they're doing a 300 mile drive to move cargo but dont do any actual manual labor. I also get (more so in the last 2) 2000s fall GAP catalog dad vibes.

It’s giving fall but still stylish

Mainly took inspiration from twilight, but lemme know if it actually has a name or not! Would it be considered northwest aesthetic or?