The best decor to shop from your favorite TV shows

Iconic furniture and decor worth shopping

By Megan Barber@megcbarber Aug 13, 2019, 4:02pm EDT

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A scene from the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel includes a gray midcentury couch, red and gold ottoman, and floral and pink throw pillows. — A scene from *The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.*

The most memorable shows on TV have more than just great dialogue, intriguing characters, and addicting plot lines—they also have eye-catching sets. Iconic living rooms, bedrooms, and even coffee shops can become crucial to a show’s storyline and overall essence.

From ’90s shows that left their mark to modern marvels everyone is talking about, impressive spaces on TV shows permeate our psyches and sometimes inspire us to open our pocketbooks. If you’ve been trying to recreate a bit of that Friends magic or are pining over the outdoor furniture on Big Little Lies, we’ve got you covered.

Shop the look of five of TV’s most memorable shows below.

“Friends”

The set for the Central Perk coffee shop, featuring an orange tufted couch, tables, chairs, and the bar at the back.

If there’s any show that encapsulates the eclectic, shabby chic, and funky cool style of the late ’90s, Friends is it. From Monica’s apartment to the iconic coffee shop Central Perk, here are a few products that can help you capture that look.

“Friends” Central Perk Pillow

If you can’t afford a giant orange couch, opt instead for this kitschy throw pillow. It’s a whimsical and subtle nod to the beloved Central Perk coffee shop.

$46 at Pottery Barn

“Friends” Apothecary Coffee Table

Remember the Friends episode when Rachel buys a coffee table from Pottery Barn and tries to keep Phoebe from finding out she bought it from the chain? Well, this is it. Pottery Barn brought the coffee table back for the show’s 25th anniversary, complete with antique-inspired hardware and CD drawers.

$1 at Pottery Barn

Handmade Yellow Frame Peephole

Love the look of Monica’s iconic yellow peephole frame? This recreation is handmade and attaches easily with the included double-sided tape.

$20 at Amazon

“Frasier”

Fraiser Crane’s condo has a striped green and brown recliner, black piano, and 90s dining room table.

Frasier Crane’s spacious condo in Seattle’s fictional Elliott bay Towers was an homage to 1990s sophistication. While some of the furnishings look dated now, Crane’s investment pieces—think his classic Wassily chair and Eames lounge—prove that his smooth-talking design has staying power. Below, a few picks that bring Frasier style into 2019.

Milo Baughman Recliner 74

Designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin, this sleek recliner opens with a slight push and captures all of Frasier’s sophistication in a classic silhouette.

$2 at Design Within Reach

Jacque Console Table

$499

Slim lines and delicate features make this an elegant choice. And upon closer inspection the table boasts an intricate modern-art etching on its antique brass frame.

$499 at Crate & Barrel

Infinity Black Knot Sculpture

This never-ending tangle of black textured aluminum is interesting enough to catch your attention but priced for everyday mantles, bookshelves, and tabletops.

$60 at CB2

“Big Little Lies”

From Madeline Martha Mackenzie’s (Reese Witherspoon) Pottery Barn-chic beach house to Bonnie Carlson’s (Zoë Kravitz) Bohemian yoga retreat, the set design of the hit HBO show Big Little Lies is, in a word, stunning. We especially love Celeste Wright’s (Nicole Kidman) ranch among the trees, pictured above. Elegant yet comfortable and certifiably California cool, it showcases the best of TV interior design. Start building your own indoor-outdoor mecca with these picks.

Areaware Stacking Planter

Designed by Chen Chen and Kai Williams, these now iconic stoneware planters feature a clever hidden saucer in their base, and the wide, puffy rings manage to feel both cute and sleek.

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Outer Standard Sofa

This sofa set from outdoor furniture startup Outer features a durable fabric and classic wicker styling.

$2 at Outer

Natural Glazed Side Table

$189

This tough, hand-glazed earthenware table looks sleek, works as a stool, features inset handles for easy carrying.

$189 at CB2

“The Good Place”

NBC’s The Good Place tells the story of Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell), a morally imperfect protagonist who was sent to a heaven-like afterlife by mistake. One thing that’s most certainly not a mistake is the interior design of Eleanor’s house, allegedly designed in the “Icelandic primitive style.” Aside from the terrifying wall of clowns, here are other products that would fit right in.

Silver Circles Metal Wall Decor

Add some modern whimsy with these hammered iron rings sculpted into interlocking circles.

$30 at Pier 1

Atwood Queen Bed

This platform bed mixes rustic reclaimed peroba wood from Brazil with refined solid American black walnut for a weathered, natural look that’s still fresh.

$2 at Crate & Barrel

Rounded woven planter half painted in white.

Basket Small White Planter

Rattan meets graphic appeal in this planter design, also available in black and bigger sizes. It’s designed to be watertight with a tin liner.

$40 at CB2

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Comedy shows aren’t always known for interior design, but The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is a notable exception. Set in 1950s Manhattan, the show depicts a candy-colored world of midcentury style that’s a dream to behold. Midge’s apartment is rich in pastel colors with bright accents and midcentury furniture. Grab some of this classic style with these products.