Interior of <n>Villa Il Palazzetto</n> in Rome, former office of <n>Alessandro Michele</n>. Photo by <n>Paolo Abate</n>.

A silhouette of <n>Spike Spiegel</n> from the anime series <n>Cowboy Bebop</n>.

The character <n>Spike Spiegel</n> from the 1998 anime series <n>Cowboy Bebop</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> and <n>eclectic</n> home office. Photo by <n>선요•seonyo</n>.

Poster for <n>Satoshi Kon</n>'s 1997 film, <n>Perfect Blue</n>.

<n>Black Horse #1</n>, a photograph by <n>Jim Brandenburg</n>.

<n>Moving Onward</n>, a 2020 poster by graphic designer <n>Ryan Ormsby</n>.

Fan art of <n>Spike Spiegel</n> from the anime series <n>Cowboy Bebop</n>.

An eclectic, 'Cluttercore' style interior associated with designer <n>Nina Takesh</n>.

Cover art for the book <n>Ölüm Mihenk</n> by <n>Tahir Musa Ceylan</n> and the single <n>Tammat</n> by <n>Ne3wave Vault</n>.

Poster for the anime series <n>Cowboy Bebop</n> featuring characters <n>Spike Spiegel</n> and <n>Faye Valentine</n>.

From the book <n>Heian, Tekki, Best Karate 5</n>, 1979.

An eclectic living room featuring a <n>Togo Sofa</n>, an <n>Akari 1AD Lamp</n> by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>, and a <n>Wassily Chair</n>.

Cover for the <n>Cowboy Bebop</n> original soundtrack, composed by <n>Yoko Kanno</n> and performed by <n>The Seatbelts</n>.

<n>Gamer Girl Video Games Aesthetic Controller Art</n> by artist <n>vibeytees</n>.

A fisheye view of <n>Spike Spiegel</n> from the anime series <n>Cowboy Bebop</n>.

A listening room with vintage <n>Tannoy Arden</n> speakers and a <n>Line Magnetic LM-34IA</n> tube amplifier.

The <n>Bohemian</n> <n>home of Juliet</n> in Gothenburg, Sweden. Photo by <n>Juliet</n>.

Cover art for the <n>Revenge</n> trap sample pack from <n>Wooloops</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> living room featuring paintings by artist <n>Jan Skácelík</n>.

The home of photographer <n>Leopoldo Pomés</n>.

Living room of <n>The Aalto House</n> (1936) in Helsinki by architects <n>Aino and Alvar Aalto</n>. Photo by <n>Maija Holma</n>.

The Edinburgh apartment of <n>Graydon Carter</n>.

A Brooklyn home interior inspired by <n>Case Study House #8</n> by <n>Ray and Charles Eames</n>.