Aside from the characters and plot lines, TV’s most defining elements become the world that the story is set in. Sex and the City is built on the premise of Carrie Bradshaw writing in her West Village apartment. It’s become so iconic that fans line up, daily to take photos outside the real-life brownstone. 

At Onton, we have just the piece of technology to identify any furniture and home decor item from an image. So we’ve rounded up seven of the most recognizable homes in TV and we’re revealing exactly where you can purchase each piece for your own home. 

Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment 

Carrie’s pre-war Manhattan apartment is feminine and might I add a little chaotic (like the character), built around the writing nook by her window. It’s unpolished, but warm. And entirely reflective of the character herself. 

Barbie’s Dreamhouse 

Barbie is a glamorous girl decked out in pink. It’s saturated pink maximalism with some stylish details: zebra print decor and some fabulous gold shelving. 

The Simpsons living room  

The Simpsons living room is an homage to 1990s suburban America. It’s fun and eclectic, defined by the traditional brown rolled-arm sofa, the salmon wall, and bright purple rug. 

Monica’s apartment (Friends) 

Monica’s apartment is in a classic 90s New York style. It’s mismatched with vintage and maximalist details, or in today’s terms an “eclectic grandpa” aesthetic. Even the surface and wall is packed with knick-knacks, paintings, and framed items, held together by the iconic purple walls. 

Schitt’s Creek motel room 

The Schitt’s Creek motel room is far from glamorous, as the Rose’s transition from a life of lavish and wealth to a humble life in Schitt’s Creek. The rooms at the Rosebud motel lean into the stereotypical motel aesthetic: dark wood paneling, quilted floral bedspreads, and brass lamps. A little bit vintage mixed with a little kitschy on purpose. 

SpongeBob’s pineapple house 

SpongeBob’s pineapple house is a tiki-nautical styled room with maximalist colors and round shapes everywhere. There are some legitimately intentional and stylish choices, with aqua walls, mismatched furniture, and a sandy beige floor. Right in the center, there is a boxy red armchair and a rolled stack of green bamboo-looking logs, resembling a sofa. It’s a pineapple under the sea! 

The Bridgerton’s living room 

The Bridgerton’s represent the ultimate tier of opulence during the Regency era. Think florals, pastels, and gilt. A perfect setting for the family to gather over tea and for high-society men to court the Bridgerton ladies.