When we wrote about Australian designer Sarah Ellison’s first furniture collection earlier this year, we called it out for its overt ’70s influences — mirrored glass and travertine, among them. Ellison’s second collection, which launched this week with five pieces made exclusively in rattan, travels forward in time — all the way to 1985, to be precise, when The Golden Girls debuted on American television. Hear us out: The Golden Girls has been low-key trending in design for a while now (yup, we just wrote that), but this collection — with its rounded corners, palm frond imagery, and primarily non-woven construction — nails the South Florida, mid-’80s aesthetic to a T (a look that apparently traveled halfway around the world to Australia around the same time, according to Ellison). To update the look, Ellison employed geometric patterning and subtle brass accents; she says she was also inspired by Gabriella Crespi, the Milanese designer who died last year, leaving behind a serious vibe. Called Golden — no pun intended? — the collection is available for pre-order on Ellison’s site.