Douglas Coupland, the author of
Generation X and
Microserfs renovated a midcentury house in Vancouver, British Columbia, that is technically be called a second home, even though it sits directly behind his primary residence. He restored the home in all its glory complete with midcentury antiques and art installations.
A Super City game.

Flea market finds are displayed prominently as art on a table where guests dine sitting in Eames chairs.

A collection of dice line the walls.

A target installation and column of white Legos.

An oversized laundry detergent bottle sits upon the original slate floor.


A modern television nestled amongst quips of vases, shapes and colours.

A Roy Lichtenstein (LOVE) print of paper plates.

*Photos from
NY Times
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