'90s sitcoms knew how to do apartment sets right. To this day, fans of "Friends" still wonder how Monica could afford that gigantic New York abode, despite the show's attempts to explain it with "rent control." The only apartment nicer than the legendary purple two-bed from "Friends," however, was surely Frasier's luxury Seattle high-rise condo.

At least in the case of "Frasier," we could imagine how a radio psychiatrist with a significant public profile might afford an impressive (and entirely unrealistic) view of the Space Needle. The doctor's home remains a truly iconic piece of '90s pop culture and has even sparked the birth of an aesthetic known online as "Frasurbane" — think wood-panelled academia-meets-Barnes & Noble coffee house. Not only was Frasier's expansive living room instantly recognizable for its view of the Emerald City and post-modern design elements, there were little features spread throughout that made it truly memorable,...