The Internet has shattered the gay style myth forever with its slew of nude amateur self-portraits that clog bandwidth from New York to Sydney and back again. Gone is the stereotypical association of gay men with good interior design. Not only were these flourishes artistic and decorative, they also served as a way to feel more comfortable while living in a hole in the earth.īut, my how times have changed. Most likely it was a gay caveman who decided to paint pictures of running bison and other frolicking animals on the rough walls and low ceilings of his abode. Interior design began with the first cave dwellers. You would be shocked at the settings some of these men find appropriate for their boudoir photography, but Lurid Digs is on a mission to educate the masses-you know, in the name of good taste. This brilliant blog doesn’t deconstruct posh flats or stately mansions-my guess is that they dig through Grindr looking for the worst interiors of the erotic selfie genre. John Waters calls it “hilarious.” David Sedaris says it’s “just perfect.” Lurid Digs is quite possibly the greatest design resource on the entire Internet. Oh come on dude! At least tidy up a little bit first!
