5 Minute STEAMPUNK Interior Design Style

[@hchayes9431]

We have a nautical pirate patina theme. And some elements are a cross over with steam punk.

[@AD-yk7mf]

I would love to have an AirBNB and incorporate Steampunk design as the aesthetic, I have some elements in my home now but it would be fun to go all in. Thanks for another great video!

[@InteriorDesignHub]

Theme hotel or AirBnBs are so awesome!!!

[@vickirankin4999]

I’ve been watching your videos for a quite a while now, and I love them, not only for the info, but for your low key, personable delivery as well. That said, I do have a - I hope helpful - suggestion. When you come across a word with which you are unfamiliar, maybe you could research and nail the pronunciation before recording. I’ll probably get some backlash for mentioning it, but it really stands out to me, so I thought I’d let you know. Below are some pronunciations that I hope could help. Abalone (Ab-uh-LOH’-knee, it’s a marine gastropod mollusk whose shell is pearlescent and whose flesh is similar to that of a mussel. You featured a picture of a paint color by this name, and indeed it looks very much like the real thing. Corset (CORE’-set) not core -SET’. I’ve never heard it pronounced the way you did, and I’m 76 and my grandmother used to wear one in her younger years. Arboreum (Ar-BOR’-ee-um) Although I think this is a made-up word, it is similar to arboreal, which refers to things living in the trees. Think also of the arboretums throughout the U.S. and the world. Sepia (SEE’-pee-uh). Long e, accent on the first syllable. I googled each word and the info popped up from the New Oxford American Dictionary, if that helps. As I said above, I love your videos. They’re packed with terrific information. I mean to be constructive in the most respectful and encouraging, way. Thanks so much for what you do. 🙂

[@sarahab6497]

It really makes me think of Jules Verne's novels. Like 20000 leagues under the sea.