Tyler, the Creator’s new album Dont Tap The Glass gave us bangers. But the Big Poe Persona? He gave us something else entirely: interior design inspo.
If you’ve seen the visuals or absorbed the energy, you already know what this edit is about. Glass. Red. Gold. A little vintage. A little slick. This is that dont tap the glass aesthetic — like your whole flat is a fish tank, and you’re the main attraction. Below, we’ve rounded up pieces that capture Big Poes spirit for your own space.
Let’s build the “dont tap the glass” room of your dreams.
Maison Retro Locker Side Table
The “dont tap the glass” vibe starts with bold color — and this red metal locker-style table gives exactly that. It’s practical, industrial, and packs attitude in the best way. Use it as a bedside table, end unit, or just an unapologetic statement corner.
Modern Leather Armchair in Red
This chair goes hard. It’s a Barcelona-style silhouette with quilted leather and metal legs, and the deep red tone feels luxe without being shouty. It’s the kind of chair you want to be seen sitting in — or placing next to your glass table to complete the look.
Modern Tempered Glass Coffee Table
Here’s where we tap in — but don’t actually tap. This bent glass coffee table is clean, architectural, and fully see-through. It feels expensive. It reflects light. And it anchors your room with that icy, minimal polish that screams dont tap the glass.
It’s giving diner. It’s giving 1960s. This bold red wall clock brings that nostalgic, pop-art feeling into your flat. The clean numbers and chrome-style trim make it feel both playful and graphic — key elements of the don’t tap the glass interior direction.
A little softness never hurt anyone. This circular rug adds warmth and shape to a space that’s full of clean lines. The rich red hue ties together the palette, grounding the “dont tap the glass” aesthetic with texture and comfort.
Vintage Decorative Mirror in Gold
This mirror is pure main character energy. The ornate gold frame gives French boudoir, Tyler’s LA mansion, or something you’d find at an estate sale (without the estate sale price tag). It reflects your vibe — literally.
The smallest things can carry the most weight. This mirrored tray is dramatic and functional, perfect for holding keys, cologne, or whatever you toss down when you walk in. It’s the kind of detail that makes a space feel finished. Another quiet flex from the dont tap the glass catalogue.
Final Word on “Dont Tap the Glass” Interiors
This isn’t minimalism. This is expression with control. A room that reflects you, but also warns: look, don’t touch. The dont tap the glass aesthetic isn’t about clutter, but about calculated statement pieces that punch through the bland beige of typical home decor.
You want your flat to feel alive — like it has attitude. By mixing transparent surfaces, bold reds, and hints of vintage gold, you create a space that stands apart. You’re not designing a showroom; you’re building a vibe. One that makes people pause and say: yo, what is this place?
Start with one or two of these items. A glass table here, a red locker there. Add a mirror or tray when you feel like levelling up. Before you know it, your flat doesn’t just look better — it tells a story.
A don’t tap the glass story.
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