Outside Mike Brady's Office Door

For these shots from "Call Me iresponsible" its so unusual to see Mike Brady's co-workers! Producers actually hired extras, and gve them drafting tables positioned outside Mr. Brady's door. 

Maybe the reason the hallways changed so much was it looks like Mr. Brady changed offices.  He had palm trees outside his window, and later he had an office building.

Bonus Hallway:

Outside Mr Phillips exact same looking office!

Mike and Carol Brady's Missing Bedroom Closet

Ep "Going, Going...Steady"

Mission: Impossible's Brady-era Set Design 1970

I'd be curious to know if the people who designed this hotel lobby set also designed the Brady's similar set. Both shows were filmed at Paramount Studios at the same time

Butterfly Of Love Poster on Make Room For Granddaddy 1971

Danny visits a mod clothing shop, where Marcia Brady's Butterfly Of Love poster is a fit addition to the set decoration. These shows were both filmed at Paramount, at the same time, but i can't imagine it's the same poster, but who knows?

Lou Jacobi

Reconstructed Brady Bunch Set

The Love American Style episode "Love and Lovers Lane" 1972 featured The Brady Bunch set with a unique setup. 

Dick Sargent and Janis Hansen in front of familiar stone, brick and the orange kitchen wall.

Ikea Commercials featuring Brady Bunch and Gilligan's Island Sets

Brady Furniture on "The Mothers-In-Law" 1967

The Bradys familiar dining room hutch was first used in the 1967-1969 sitcom "The Mothers-In-Law"

It was produced by Desilu, filmed on The Paramount lot.

This series was the home of a lot of Brady pieces.  

More info posted here:

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A Real-Life Brady Bunch-era House

This Brady Bunch-era So Cal house was used in two 1974 Adam-12 episodes.

The Brady Experience

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Brady Bunch Furniture

Looks like a later veson f the ne Mike and Carol bought in the 60s.

The Brady Bunch Horse's Cousin

This horse statue appeared in a number of Paramount TV shows, here in an early episode of Mannix.

(check out other horse statue posts on this site)

Someone wisely pointed out that some of them have opposite legs raised, suggesting a matched set.  But here, the legs are the same as The Bradys horse.

I am guessing that these were all generic props, that one of them inadvertently made famous by being placed in the center of The Brady Bunch living room.