FRIENDS REUNITED
IT'S the iconic TV show that influenced a whole generation in the 1990s. And now one Friends fanatic has made an exact replica of the world's most famous apartment - in miniature. From the famous purple door to the balcony that ugly naked guy could be seen from, the cardboard recreation features every inch of Monica and Rachel's New York city apartment. The amazing recreation was put together by unemployed graduate and die-hard Friends fan Bruna Conforto, 23, after she became interested in miniatures and design. 'Friends is one of my favourite TV shows and like any fan, I'd like to live in an apartment like Monica's,' said Bruna
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