Googie Merch

Description: Googie sign

Description: Googie Sign

Description: I need a vacation

Description: Squiddly Diddly Googie Star Mid-Century 1960s Cartoon Graphic

Description: Squiddly Diddly Googie Star Mid-Century 1960s Cartoon Graphic

Description: Village Inn Pizza Parlor was a chain of pizza restaurants that is believed to have been founded in 1963, however there are a few competing origin stories out there. Some say that the chain was first established in North Carolina in 1967, while another account suggests that the chain's origins began in Arizona in 1966. What we do know is that by 1969, the chain had over 70 locations across America, all with an iconic steeper-roofed architectural design. The restaurants appear to have been inspired by the design of Foxy's Restaurants, as both featured an A-frame style with a mix of rock and siding materials. While the chain is now long gone, several Village Inn Pizza Parlor locations are still in business today.

Description: Perfect Holiday

Description: After spending the last 25 years entombed beneath a dull drop ceiling and the beigest of beige drywall, Santa Monica’s vintage 1959 Penguin coffee shop is being restored to its Googie glory. The jaunty-roofed dining room was designed by architects Armet & Davis (you know their work from Norms, Pann’s, and Johnie’s on Wilshire) and served up burgers and malts for generations before the building became a dentist’s office in 1991.

Description: Come see the universally famous Sonny Eclipse and his fabulous Space Angels, only at the Starlight Cafe!

Description: The classic march of the Partridges logo from the classic 1970s sitcom. Great gift for classic TV fans, bonaduce fans, the Nick at night crowd and anyone who's ever been a fan of 1970s tv! Come on! Get Happy!

Description: Logo from the retro Los Angeles Diner SWINGERS, as seen in the Seth Rogen movie Knocked Up among others. (The breakfast brushoff scene after they hook up.) Sadly closed in 2020. Great gift for Los Angeles hipsters of all ages. LA History at its 50s finest.

Description: Secret Squirrel and Morocco Mole 60s Hanna-Barbera Spy Cartoon

Description: Secret Squirrel and Morocco Mole 60s Hanna-Barbera Spy Cartoon

Description: Ok Boomer, we get it. You stole money from the future and you're keeping it for yourself, we know. Ok Boomer.

Description: The La Concha Motel was a motel that opened in 1961 and closed in 2004. It was designed by architect Paul Williams[6] who was one of the first prominent African American architects in the United States and was also the architect who designed the first LAX theme building.It was located at 2955 Las Vegas Blvd South, on the Las Vegas Strip, in Winchester, Nevada, and was considered one of the best-preserved examples of 1950s Googie architecture. It is believed to be named after the Beach of La Concha in Spain.

Description: Serving home-style Italian cuisine, steaks, and breakfast until 4 a.m., this suit and tie jazz joint was the place to go for the late-night crowd that was a mix of Hollywood stars and hard-partying Angelenos.

Description: Pink Elephant Since 1955. Immerse yourself in the nostalgic charm of this Mid Century Modern design. Featuring a glossy, stylized pink elephant with gold tusks and atomic starbursts, this piece embodies the retro 1950s aesthetic. Perfect for vintage kitsch collectors and fans of Googie graphic style. Majestic by Design for those who appreciate unique retro flair.

Description: Embark on a mid-century journey to the stars with this stunning retro-futuristic panoramic watercolor print.

Description: Embrace the bold geometry and visionary charm of the 1950s with this mid-century modern abstract watercolor print.

Description: Step into a pastel-hued vision of tomorrow with this retro-futuristic watercolor print. Featuring a mid-century modern, "Googie" style dream home complete with a sleek swimming pool, this artwork transports you to a serene, alien desert landscape.

Description: Capturing the nostalgic charm of classic American highway road trips and neon lights

Description: Bali-Hi Motel Richland 1961

Description: Winkie's on Sunset Blvd. is the Googie style diner where much of the 2001 film Mulholland Drive's action takes place. In real life, it's neither actually a restaurant called Winkie's, nor is it on Sunset Blvd. It was actually shot at an old restaurant, which at the time was called Caesar's, though it was located a long ways from Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles. The actual location was about 20 miles south at 1016 W. El Segundo Blvd. in Gardena.

Description: ICONIC L.A.

Description: Coffee Dan's 1961

Description: Village Inn Pizza Parlor 1963

Description: Long gone are the days of the Golden Point Drive in Restaurant. Relive them with this slick design!

Description: Winkie's Sunset Blvd. 2001

Description: Minimalist retro-futuristic design featuring The Jetsons family in their iconic flying bubble-car with classic mid-century typography.

Description: Blast off to the past with this vintage-inspired design! Featuring a classic MCM sign with atomic flair and Googie style. Perfect for retro fans.

Description: Launch Burger was the spot to be back in 1962. Themed to the space race, Li'l Aster would zoom those delicious burgers straight to your car, via rocket pack. Perfect car-side service! And don't forget to order an Astro Shake!

Description: Is it quiz bowl? This shirt says that it IS.

Description: A bright, spacious interior featuring high, curved concrete ceilings with large circular and arched skylights. A central golden staircase leads to an upper mezzanine, surrounded by indoor tropical greenery.

Description: A futuristic white complex nestled in a mountain valley by a clear lake. The structure features a tall, flared observation tower and overlapping saucer-shaped roofs with vibrant orange accents.