Take a walk down memory lane with these fashion-forward finds that take their cues from the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.
THE EIGHTIES
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Brooklyn, New York–based artist Alex Proba created the abstract design of Samsung’s limited-edition Bespoke 4-Door Flex refrigerator using colorful paper cutouts.
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Oh, Chairry! The Soriana armchair by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, available from Cassina, is sure to recall your playful childhood fantasies.
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Another Human’s denim Stacks bench is a real multitasker. In fact, you’re encouraged to rearrange its cushions to form anything from a daybed to a series of ottomans.
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Feel free to compartmentalize your emotions. The intersecting, acrylic panels of Frank Kerdil’s Mondri vase, available at the MoMA Design Store, are designed to cast highlighter-hued shadows.
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Here’s a wicked brainwave. Julia Chiaramonti’s Tavolino 2 table for Pulpo comes in your choice of four eye-catching colorways.
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There’s no question who’s the fairest of them all. The wavy silhouette of Poltronova’s Ultrafragola floor mirror and lamp by Ettore Sottsass, available at Artemest, has them all beat.
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Keith Haring was one of the defining pop artists of the 1980s. And now, this LED neon version of his Barking Dog motif, available at Yellowpop, can redefine your living room.
THE NINETIES
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What could be more enlightening than scoring one of Regina Andrew’s Yin Yang tray sets?
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Oliva Riegel’s Dominique frame boasts enough bling for a ’90s pop princess.
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The vibrant plaid of Maharam’s Multitone rug, available at Herman Miller, will put pep in your step.
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Take a walk on the wild side with Wildwood’s Sabor mirror.
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Lands Down Under’s Olive Brushed Mohair throw recalls Kurt Cobain’s Unplugged green cardigan—which recently sold at Julien’s Auctions for a cool $334,000.
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Something to smile about! Designed by artist Tyler Krasowski for Western Sensibility, the Smile Day pillow is made with a plush vegan-fiber filling.
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As if! The Artisan curtains by Ulf Moritz, available at Kvadrat, are handwoven from a kaleidoscopic medley of yarn—and worthy of Cher Horowitz.
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Etsy’s trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson reports a 40 percent rise in searches for daisy-themed items in the past three months alone. Studio Le Nid’s handpainted Kimeya Margherita Gray tile set by Vincenzo Messina for Artemest evokes all the optimism of that plucky little flower.
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The Woolly pouf by ZZ Driggs offers a shaggy alternative to the traditional beanbag.
Y2K
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Try life from a different perspective. The ever-changing hues of Glas Italia’s Shimmer side table at Design Within Reach will complement a rainbow of palettes.
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Schumacher’s vibrant Butterfly fabric will leave you gazing in wonder.
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Like Britney Spears’ iconic denim dress at the 2001 Video Music Awards, this pillow cover by Aype Works, available through Etsy, is assembled from patches of recycled blue jeans.
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Like some fantastical aquatic plant, Another Human’s Nymphaea lamp boasts amorphous petals that appear to float on air.
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Don’t let the playful appearance of AirCandy’s Pink Glitter inflatable chair fool you. Composed of durable, waterproof PVC, it can be used both indoors and out, and inflates in seconds.
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You don’t have to pay $55 million for a trip aboard the Crew Dragon. Magniberg’s Nude Metallic Jersey duvet cover, available through Kvadrat, will send you straight into outer space (from the comfort of your bed).
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This futuristic Megalith wall sconce by Nina Magon for Studio M Lighting is crafted from dichroic, color-shifting glass.
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With their handpainted iridescent finish, the Bubble Rocking tumblers at MoMA Design Store afford a shimmering touch to any tablescape.