The Fox Theatre: A Blending of Egyptian and Moroccan Architecture
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Megan Aubrey
Recently I visited the amazing Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia. It is a beautiful, historic building from the 1920's. Whether you like the theatre or not, this architecture can't be beat with its Egyptian and Moroccan influence. Check out the photos below for my favorite parts!
The original ticket booth.
A sky with twinkling stars and faux buildings is the highlight of the theater.
A gilded balcony.
A scene from the balcony.
Beautiful light fixtures were everywhere!
Gorgeous tile work.
The Egyptian ball room setup for a modern event.
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@JP S I absolutely love it! Glad you liked the pictures. I was a little worried with the low wattage they use there!
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It is breathtaking and every time I go, I find it hard to watch the stage show, for looking at the beauty of the theater!
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