[Karma Police]

Originally Posted by I'm Brian Kinney, FFS! (View Post) I gotta say, when Brian's onscreen, I'm not looking at his furniture...

Originally Posted by SojournHeart11 (View Post) It's obvious that Cowlip wrote the show around their level of influence for the times they lived through. There's plenty of 60s & 70s-inspired nods to fashion and clothing in the show that might have gone over many viewers' heads. I see a lot of 90s inspired fashion, too... most notably in the Babylon club scenes. It's fun getting to watch the episodes with a new eye for detail on many new small & large details.

It's great especially if you rewatch it now since some of the 90s fashion is coming back.

I loved Brian's loft, it was so cool. The bed on the stairs, the huge kitchen/living room area. It was so spacious.

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by Karma Police (View Post) It's great especially if you rewatch it now since some of the 90s fashion is coming back. I loved Brian's loft, it was so cool. The bed on the stairs, the huge kitchen/living room area. It was so spacious.

and those high ceilings and I love the brick stones I would move in emidiatly if I could.. Brian wouldn't even need to move out for me

[Karma Police]

Yes, the high ceiling and brick stones. Loft's like Brian's will never get out of style.

[SojournHeart11]

I loved the high beams of the loft, too. The loft is so modern and industrial. I'm sure Brian bypassed even the contents of the Architectural Digest's standards of excellence. He definitely had innovative ideas in mind when he picked out/built the loft to live in.

[Karma Police]

His apartment is timeless, it would still be modern today.

[fmaldy24]

I love his loft - I would so live in that and I still would today and think it's very cool

[SojournHeart11]

I agree, when you take into consideration the appearance of the apartment for today's standards, it's aged so well.

[I'm Brian Kinney, FFS!]

I'd love to live in that loft, and bonus points if Brian's there, too.

[daggerrose]

That loft is the loft of dreams, it's so perfect.

[I'm Brian Kinney, FFS!]

The outside of the building was pretty sexy, too. Too bad it wasn't the real outside.

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by I'm Brian Kinney, FFS! (View Post) The outside of the building was pretty sexy, too. Too bad it wasn't the real outside.

What do you mean? I thought you where standing in front of it? so it must ave been real or not?

[I'm Brian Kinney, FFS!]

Originally Posted by Giotto (View Post) What do you mean? I thought you where standing in front of it? so it must ave been real or not?

Haha sorry, I thought I might've written that confusingly. I meant that the exterior shots of Brian's lots buildings were ONLY an exterior, then his loft was a set.

[daggerrose]

Originally Posted by I'm Brian Kinney, FFS! (View Post) Haha sorry, I thought I might've written that confusingly. I meant that the exterior shots of Brian's lots buildings were ONLY an exterior, then his loft was a set.

Yeah that building didn't look like it could hold that big of a loft haha. But it was nice!!

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by I'm Brian Kinney, FFS! (View Post) Haha sorry, I thought I might've written that confusingly. I meant that the exterior shots of Brian's lots buildings were ONLY an exterior, then his loft was a set.

oh of course... my bad. didn't think yesterday. I think in a studio it is much easier to film as if you would use real loft

[I'm Brian Kinney, FFS!]

Still I love to imagine that I could just walk into that building we visited, head up the stairs and be able to get right into Brian's loft...