Kutsher's Room 965 in Thompson, New York

by John Margolies

Dive headfirst into the flamboyant luxury of the glory days of the Borscht Belt with this spectacular architectural image captured by John Margolies. Taken in Thompson, New York, this vivid photograph captures the glory of Room 965 of the Kutsher’s Country Club – the epitome of the resort aesthetics of the 1970s, with floor-to-ceiling plush red carpet, wavy chevron-patterned bed covers, identical draperies, and stylish swivel tub chairs in front of sleek arched openings. He is well known for devoting decades to documenting the American roadside architectural heritage through his images of the disappearing culture of vacation destinations.

This spectacular crimson-colored image will bring a blast of Mid-Century and 1970s aesthetics into your home decor. A spectacular print from the Library of Congress archive collection, it is a must-have for vintage design aficionados and colorful interior designers.