Disco interior design

Unknown discotheque interior - photographed by NeoRay Scanned from ‘Sensuous Spaces’ by Sivon Reznikoff (1983)

disco ball

Next came a bricks-and-mortar version, occupying an abandoned Detroit garage transformed by Ishtiaq Rafiuddin’s design firm, Undecorated. Called Katoi, the Thai restaurant won wide acclaim before being forced to close by a catastrophic fire—arson was suspected. So Rafiuddin returned. Renamed Takoi, it’s now bigger and better than before.

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Put a disco ball in a spot that gets frequent direct sunlight.

Get the look of this prismatic Marion Best-designed room inspired by Mary Quant. This insanely cool space was part of the 1967 Australian design exhibition 'Rooms on View'. Dreamed up by influential interior decorator Marion Hall Best, it's called 'A Room For Mary Quant' and was inspired by the British designer's vibrant fashion legacy. Best's

1970s flair comes to a neighborhood first designed by Frederick Law Olmsted

The storied location of Brasserie des Pres inspired B3 Designers to fill the restaurant with tasselled chairs, disco balls and other flamboyant decor.