I don't think people back then thought this was "simple" and "modern". No, it's fucking grand, beautiful, and artistic.

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Facts. Craftsmanship was definitely something I thought about a lot when I was there. Apparently there was quite a special bond between servants and masters and sometimes theyโ€™d be buried next to each other

I love clean lines and minimalistic details, but I also love the over the top grandeur of things like this. The curves, the colors, and stained glass ๐Ÿฅฐ๐Ÿ’œ๐Ÿ˜ฑ

I do appreciate both as well. I like that they gave a lot of thought, time, heart and effort into their work. It becomes timeless.