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The <n>Siège du Parti Communiste</n> in Paris, designed by architect <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n>.

Entryway in Milan by <n>Aldo Andreani</n> (1932-35). Photo by <n>Delfino Sisto Legnani</n> and <n>Paola Pansini</n>.

The Nashville home of <n>Johnny Galecki</n>, designed by <n>Pierce & Ward</n>. Photo by <n>Ty Cole</n>.

<n>La Chambre Bleue</n> (Blue Room) at the <n>Château des Ravalet</n> in Tourlaville, France.

<n>The Pink Room</n>, designed for the <n>Numeroventi</n> design residency in 2017.

A <n>Lit en bateau</n> bed in the French countryside. Photo by <n>Beatrice</n>.

Interior of <n>Hotel Corazón</n> in Mallorca, designed by <n>Kate Bellm</n> and <n>Alixe Lay</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> bathroom at <n>Château Laurens</n> in Agde, France. Photo by <n>Mark luscombe-Whyte</n>.

<n>Maison Bulle Minzier</n> by architects <n>Pascal Häusermann</n> and <n>Claude Costy</n>, 1968. Photo by <n>Adam Štěch</n>.

Interior of <n>La Banca Popolare di Verona</n>, designed by <n>Carlo Scarpa</n> and <n>Arrigo Rudi</n> in 1981.

<n>The Last Room</n> by <n>Sarah Stacey Interior Design</n> at the 2025 <n>Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas</n>.

<n>Art Deco</n> and <n>Surrealist</n> bathroom in <n>Villa Junot</n>, designed by <n>Claves Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Mr. TRIPPER</n>.

<n>Dar el Jeld</n> residence in Tunis by architect <n>John Pawson</n>. Photo by <n>Gilbert Hage</n>.

<n>Auditorium and Convention Center in Castellón</n> by <n>Carlos Ferrater</n>. Photo by <n>Alejo Bagué</n>.

The staircase at <n>Gothenburg City Hall</n>, a <n>Nordic Classicism</n> work by architect <n>Gunnar Asplund</n>, 1937.

Guest room in a Luberon holiday home designed by <n>Studio KO</n>. Photo by <n>James Nelson</n>.

Interior of the <n>Akita Museum of Art</n>, designed by <n>Tadao Ando</n>. Photo by <n>Kyoko</n>.

<n>Stephen A. Schwarzman Building</n>, <n>New York Public Library</n>. Photo via <n>Leah O’Connell Design</n>.

The Marrakech home of sculptor <n>Jean-Francois Furth</n>. Photo by <n>Deidi von Schaewen</n>.

Home of sculptor Jean-Francois Furth in Marrakech ...  Sculptor Jean-Francois Furth lives between Paris, Madrid and Marrakech. In this riad was for him a kind of refuge, an oasis of calm. Back in 1994, Jean-Francois parents have bought a piece of land. "It was an abandoned village, solid ruins. I decided to rebuild it to make it to invite friends, "- he said. So there was an estate Dar el Sadaka.

A room from <n>J.Crew</n>'s 2017 pop-up at 190 Bowery. Set design by <n>Lauren Nikrooz</n> and <n>4x8 Workshop Inc.</n>

<n>The Florsheim Mansion</n> in Chicago, designed by architect <n>Andrew Rebori</n> and built in 1938.

The <n>French Communist Party Headquarters</n> in Paris, designed by <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n>. Photo by <n>Denis Esakov</n>.

The Pantelleria home of <n>Flavio Albanese</n>, photographed by <n>Aldo Ballo</n> in 1984.

The Tangier home of designers <n>Frank de Biasi</n> and <n>Gene Meyer</n>. Photo by <n>Ricardo Labougle</n>.