A view of the <n>Melting It Showroom</n>, featuring an <n>Oen Tool Rack</n> side table. Photo by Melting It.

House by <n>Edmond Lay</n> and <n>Dominique Zimbacca</n> (1970). Photo by <n>Romain Courtemanche</n>.

The <n>Charles F. Glore Residence</n> in Illinois, designed by <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n> circa 1954.

Interior of <n>Roman and Williams Guild</n>.

An abstract painting by <n>Jan Skácelík</n> in a <n>mid-century modern</n> interior.

The Burke Residence in the Hollywood Hills, designed by <n>Charles Burke</n> in 1985.

The <n>David and Gladys Wright House</n> in Phoenix, designed by <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n> in 1952, with the <n>March Balloons</n> rug.

A <n>Space Age</n> interior by <n>Barbara D'Arcy</n> from the 1973 <n>Bloomingdale’s Book of Home Decorating</n>.

Paris apartment designed by <n>Orsini Daventure</n> with a fresco by <n>François Mascarello</n>. Photo by <n>Giulio Ghirardi</n>.

The <n>Hollyhock House kitchen</n>, designed by architect <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n>.

Interior of <n>Gilda Haus</n> in Madrid, designed by <n>CODOO STUDIO</n>. Photo by <n>Germán Saiz</n>.

<n>The Wunderkammer</n> exhibition, a <n>retro-futurist</n> installation by designers <n>Isern Serra</n> and <n>Valeria Vasi</n> for <n>GIGI Studios</n>.

The Miami house of <n>Lenny Kravitz</n>, designed by <n>Architröpolis</n> in 1999.

<n>Villa Kolb</n> near Zurich, designed by architect <n>Otto Kolb</n> and completed in 1981.

The <n>Rosenbaum House</n> in Florence, Alabama, a <n>Usonian house</n> designed by <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n>.

A still from the music video for <n>Mula B</n>'s '<n>Pijp Uit</n>,' directed by <n>Rogier Smalhout</n>.

Interior design by <n>Gianfranco Frattini</n>.

<n>Ultrafragola mirror</n> by <n>Ettore Sottsass</n> for <n>Poltronova</n>, 1970. Via <n>ANEMONE INTERIORS</n>.