Quote by Freddie Mercury

I want to lead the Victorian life, surrounded by exquisite clutter.

I want to lead the Victorian life, surrounded by exquisite c

Summary

This quote expresses the desire to embrace a Victorian lifestyle characterized by an abundance of elegance and intricate details. It reflects the admiration for the excessive, ornate, and embellished aesthetics of the Victorian era, in contrast to minimalistic or modern styles. The quote suggests a preference for an environment filled with objects, decor, and possessions that exude opulence, sophistication, and nostalgia, evoking a sense of romanticism and fascination with the past. It portrays a longing for the richness and intricacy of the Victorian era, highlighting the allure of a cluttered, yet refined existence.

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