A hallway in the Hidden Hills home of <n>Kim Kardashian</n> and <n>Kanye West</n>, designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Jackie Nickerson</n>.

<n>Sunday Run</n> by <n>Lorenzo Botero</n>, featuring a <n>Porsche 911 Carrera</n>.

The artwork <n>Peace Out</n> by <n>Cult Class</n>.

Actors <n>Tony Leung</n> and <n>Maggie Cheung</n> on the set of <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 2000 film <n>In the Mood for Love</n>.

A 7th-century <n>Statue of Yakushi Nyorai</n> at Hōryū-ji temple. Photo by <n>Ogawa Seiyō</n>.

Handmade teaware from the <n>Artefacts for Ceremony</n> collection by <n>Shinto Earth Craft</n>.

<n>Visual Parallelism no.2</n> by artist <n>Xtian Miller</n>.

<n>Lantern Stack</n> floor-to-ceiling lamp by <n>Anna Karlin</n>.

An interior in Taipei, Taiwan, designed by <n>ECRU STUDIO</n>. Photo by <n>隨寓工作室</n>.

Model <n>Edita Vilkeviciute</n> wears <n>H&M</n> and <n>Messika Paris</n> for <n>Elle France</n>, photographed by <n>Chris Colls</n>.

<n>The Slow Cafe</n> in Chengdu, China, with furniture by <n>HC28 Cosmo</n> and <n>Christophe Delcourt</n>.

<n>Hans Wegner</n>'s <n>Ox Chair</n>, designed in the 1960s. From the <n>Morentz</n> gallery.

Photograph by <n>Henrik Purienne</n> for <n>Cerē</n>.

<n>Wiener Chair</n> by <n>Gabriella Asztalos</n> for <n>Asztalos Design Studio</n>.

<n>Meeya</n> for <n>RAT BOI</n>, photographed by <n>Cece Alana</n>.

The <n>Zephyr 3.5 Seat Sofa</n> and <n>Alva Mirror Cube</n> by <n>ELLISON STUDIOS</n>.

A look from the <n>Dolce & Gabbana</n> <n>Alta Moda Spring/Summer 2013</n> collection, featured in <n>Vogue Russia</n>.

<n>Milana pendant light</n> designed by <n>Jaume Ramírez</n> for <n>Marset</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Last Men on Earth</n> series by artist <n>JAY</n>.

A bedroom in <n>Casa Soleto</n>, designed by <n>Studio Andrew Trotter</n> and <n>Marcelo Martínez</n>. Photo by <n>Salva López</n>.

A kitchen sculpted in Brazilian <n>Taj Mahal Quartzite</n> by <n>Kitchens By Paul</n>.

Product photography for <n>SKKN BY KIM</n>, the skincare brand founded by <n>Kim Kardashian</n>.

<n>Standing Woman</n>, a grey earthenware sculpture from the <n>Han Dynasty</n>. From <n>Toshio Nagahiro</n>'s book.