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What do you exactly call this type of design and where can I get more of it? And I don't mean just architecture/interior design, I mean everything from cars to electronics to drawers. It's like Blade Runner cyberpunk but without the neon and the grime. Usually everything is very blocky. It's futuristic yet retro at the same time.
Please dump references. It's really hard to explain because I'm such a newbie when it comes to design.
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>>2775280
>minecraft
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http://socks-studio.com/2013/10/16/joe-colombo-total-furnishing-unit-1971/
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>>2775280
>It's futuristic yet retro at the same time.
That's literally what it's called. Retro futurism.
It's mostly from the 70's and 80's so look for sci fi movies from that era.
I am sure you're familiar with Syd Mead as he made concept art for Blade Runner. His work has a lot of that blocky aesthetic you're asking for.
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>>2776989
Ron Cobb who worked on Alien and Aliens is also a good example
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>>2776989
>That's literally what it's called. Retro futurism.
It's mostly from the 70's and 80's so look for sci fi movies from that era.
>That's literally what it's called. Retro futurism.
It's mostly from the 70's and 80's so look for sci fi movies from that era.
This is pretty much it. If you can, try to hoard magazines from that era; whether they have features on interior design or not, they tend to fit the feel.
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