The 1980s luxury aesthetic: because nothing says "I've made it" like enough mirrors to make you feel like you're in an infinite beige void. This is what happens when someone tells an interior designer "I want to feel like I'm living in a champagne commercial." The recessed lighting is working overtime to make everything look expensive, and the single palm tree in the corner is just trying to survive in what is clearly a hostile, mirror-filled environment.
Source: Buildings Inside & Out (Manhattan), 1987












