Last year, Man Repeller's Amelia Diamond wrote this brilliant article about the weird prescience of the clothing choices in "Napoleon Dynamite". The wheel of fashion is always turning, and suddenly, more than a decade after the movie's release, some of Napoleon's strange, frumpy getups are the height of chic. Which got me thinking: I wonder if the same thing has happened for the movie's interiors? The fact that Napoleon's grandmother's house is basically a relic from the '70s is supposed to be a sign of his outsider status, but '70s interiors are suddenly very hip again. Are grandma and Uncle Rico the design pioneers we never knew we needed? I decided to re-watch the movie and find out.
from Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://ift.tt/2oymtXc
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