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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