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Another Arne Jacobsen creation, this stainless steel martini mixer comes with its own spoon. It was designed in 1972 for Stelton.

The lower level contains a dining area, kitchenette, and single bedroom. The double-height space feels like an atrium upon entry, with a sculptural Noguchi light fixture drawing the eye upwards and a vintage dining table by Adam Martini grounding the room.

Architect Max Levy designed a home in Dallas for Deborah Orrill and Blair Sanders using small but mighty design details, like a “martini deck” tucked atop the cylindrical entry, which is clad in raw, galvanized sheet metal.

Bar, with martini and sake glass collections

This classic owned by writer Susan Orlean and her husband John Gillespie was updated by architect Jeff Fink, who specializes in restoring homes by Austrian-born architect Rudolph W. Schindler. The couple has previously owned his Los Angeles Roth house, buying it even though they lived in New York. Then, they sold it for the Kallis-Sharlin House, known for its butterfly roof—which allowed Schindler to add clerestory windows, and more light to the home. For the exterior, they ordered a custom hue from Behr, channeling the grey-green of a Martini olive.

The hotel features custom-built millwork crafted in Ohio’s Amish Country—including walnut martini bars and tambour walls, as seen here. All specialty pieces are created from locally grown walnut trees.

Simon Pearce Westport martini glass

Tray-it Martini Table

Deborah Argyropoulos Extra Olives Please (24”x36”) Abstract, Mixed Media Whimsical and distinct this composition plays homage to martini’s, lounge singers, and the escapist fantasies that are entrenched in the human condition.

Norma kitchen by Martini Mobili

Essenza Project by Martini Mobili

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