The 9 Most Iconic Full House Sets
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Full House was a central part of our childhood, so we were beyond thrilled to hear that the series is making a comeback with a 13-episode reboot on Netflix called Fuller House. Given the name, we assume that this show will be even more family packed than the original — but will the set be as awesome? Take a walk down memory lane with us as we review the most iconic elements of the Full House set ahead, without which the show just wouldn't have been the same.
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Uncle Jesse's Room
He may have a jukebox, Elvis paraphernalia, and leopard bedding, but Uncle Jesse proved he was more than a swinging bachelor when he elected to leave the sentimental pink-bunny stencils on the walls of what was formerly Stephanie's room. Have mercy!
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The Family Sofa
From the pilot to the finale, this blue-and-white living room staple was the setting for the resolution of nearly every major Tanner family problem. It's hard to find a family member who didn't have a learning moment on this plaid sofa!
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The House Exterior
The iconic Victorian looks somewhat different today (although John Stamos hasn't aged a bit), but this San Francisco "painted lady" will forever be associated with Full House.
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D.J. and Stephanie's Childhood Bedroom
Between their collection of tween wall posters, primary-color decor, and that geometric wallpaper border, the two eldest Tanner sisters made sharing a room look supremely hip. If only Uncle Joey was always doing something goofy and embarrassing . . .
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The Red Front Doors
You never knew who was going to walk through those red double doors — D.J.'s new boyfriend, Danny's zoologist sister with her pet chimpanzee, Steve Urkel (in a very special crossover episode), or even The Beach Boys.
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D.J.'s Teenage Room
After swapping rooms with Michelle, a mature D.J. transformed the little girl's room into a cool, sophisticated hangout, perfect for after-school chats with her BFF Kimmy and BF Steve (swoon).
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Stephanie's Temporary Bathroom Bedroom
Admit it, when a displaced-feeling Stephanie decided to move into the Tanner family's bathroom, you also thought about moving your bed to the tub. Fortunately for the Tanners' hygiene habits, Stephanie's move was short-lived.
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The Kitchen Table
Whether eating breakfast before school, having a serious family discussion, or (more frequently) being interrupted by Kimmy Gibbler, there was no issue that couldn't be solved around this oak dining room table.
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Stephanie and Michelle's New Room
After D.J. and Michelle swapped rooms, it was time to give the tired double bedroom Stephanie and Michelle now shared a much needed makeover. Enter Danny's girlfriend's mother, an interior decorator, who gives the sisters' bedroom a new look, featuring a pastel overhaul and an epic bunny wallpaper border.