Fire places

The <n>TriBeCa Penthouse</n> at <n>The Greenwich Hotel</n>, designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n> and <n>Tatsuro Miki</n>.

The East Hampton home of <n>Jordan Carlyle</n> and <n>Mario Margelist</n>, designed by <n>Carlyle Designs</n>. Photo by <n>Colin King</n>.

The digital artwork <n>Serenity</n> by <n>Lyubov Orlova</n>.

<n>Installation Topographies of Pleasure</n> by <n>Lorna de Santos</n> for <n>Casa Decor</n> 2020. Photo by <n>Nacho Uribe Salazar</n>.

A minimalist interior featuring a floating stone hearth, designed by <n>NAINOA</n>.

The <n>Sheats-Goldstein Residence</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>John Lautner</n> in 1963. Photo by <n>Ye Rin Mok</n>.

A fireplace in <n>The TriBeCa Penthouse</n>, designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Rich Stapleton</n> for <n>Cereal Magazine</n>.

An interior photograph created in collaboration with <n>Adrian Gaut</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> Santa Barbara residence by <n>Alexander Design</n>. Photo by <n>Yoshihiro Makino</n> for <n>Vogue Living</n>.

A render of a private residence in Byron Bay by architect <n>Pete Kennon</n>.