| Vintage-inspired designs, when done well, can end up looking even more current and relevant than an entirely new and modern design. Whether it's only taking inspiration for your typography, color scheme, or other elements, or whether you create a design that would feel entirely at home in the 1950s, 1920s, or any point before, using vintage and retro styles can be fun and challenging. Antique and Pre-20th Century Inspired DesignsThe most common eras antique-inspired websites take design cues from seem to be the Victorian era and classical Rome and Greece. The best designs tend to be formal-looking, and evoke a sense of propriety without looking stuffy. In some cases, they imitate broadsheet newspapers or other items from the times they're inspired by.
The Dollar Dreadful Family Library
The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely
Early 20th Century Inspired DesignsThe early 20th century (through WWII) has inspired numerous designs. Some are influenced by the Film Noir and detective movies of the 30s and early 40s. Others pull from Depression-era pop culture (including children's toys and games). And others take their cues from WWII-era military and civilian artwork and posters.
The Ernest Hemingway Collection
Team Fortress 2 – The Sniper vs. Spy Update
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