The <n>Glass House</n>, a <n>Minimalist</n> and <n>Modern</n> architectural design.

The 1998 album cover for <n>Music For Airports</n>, performed by <n>Bang On A Can</n> and composed by <n>Brian Eno</n>.

The <n>‘Mah Jong’ sectional sofa</n> by <n>Hans Hopfer</n> for <n>Roche Bobois</n>. Photo by <n>Barbara Corsico</n>.

Cover of <n>SD Space Design</n> magazine's April 1974 issue, featuring the work of architect <n>John Hejduk</n>.

<n>electromagnet</n> by artists <n>Tommi Grönlund</n> and <n>Petteri Nisunen</n>.

The <n>Greenwich Loft</n> by interior designer <n>Giancarlo Valle</n> with art by <n>Landon Metz</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Kent Johnson</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Mona Lisa</n> by <n>The New York Times</n>, based on the painting by <n>Leonardo da Vinci</n>.

A <n>Mah Jong sofa</n> by <n>Hans Hopfer</n> in a Galway schoolhouse by <n>Kingston Lafferty Design</n>. Photo by <n>Ruth Maria Murphy</n>.

<n>dwntwn fire</n>, an original concept by <n>JUNKIE</n>.

A RISO animation created in a class taught by artist <n>Kelli Anderson</n>.

The <n>Gen-X Soft Club</n> aesthetic, seen on the cover of <n>Architect</n>'s 2005 album <n>I Went Out Shopping To Get Some Noise</n>.

<n>Breath From Another</n> (1998) album art for <n>Esthero</n>. Design by <n>Frank Harkins</n>, photo by <n>James Minchin III</n>.

The 2000 album cover for <n>Midnight Drive</n> by <n>Ruxpin</n>. Artwork by <n>A.G.I.</n>

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A still from the music video for <n>Darkness</n> by <n>Darren Hayes</n>, 2007.

The <n>Femènia Sofa</n> by <n>Salaterra Deco</n>.

Digital artwork with music by <n>Frank Ocean</n> and <n>Sango</n>.

An image representing the <n>Gen X Soft Club</n> aesthetic from the late 1990s and early 2000s.