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The <n>iMac Desktop Computer</n> from 1998, designed by the <n>Apple Industrial Design Group</n>.

Untitled, a 2013 painting by <n>Deenesh Ghyczy</n>.

A resin vase by design studio <n>Piso Uno</n>, featured in the <n>Abierto Mexicano de Diseño Catalog</n>.

<n>To let the world in, sometimes you have to leave the door open (II)</n>, 2016, by <n>Valérie Kolakis</n>.

<n>HG-55</n> and <n>HG-56</n> coffee mills by <n>Rowenta</n>, 1976.

A still from the <n>Nike</n> <n>Air Max Spring 2023 Campaign</n>, directed by <n>Builders Club</n>. Photo by <n>Jordan Hemingway</n>.

Glass Sculpture (2023) by Dutch artist <n>Hennie Elzinga</n>.

The home of architect <n>Danielle Siggerud</n>, styled by <n>Sofie G. Brünner</n>. Photo by <n>Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen</n>.

Cover art for the 2023 album <n>Ingen Skånsel</n> by <n>Koldbrann</n>, created by <n>Trine + Kim Design Studio</n>.

Interior by <n>Oda & King</n> and <n>Kit King</n> with a rug from <n>Awanay Natural Rugs</n>.

Digital artwork by artist <n>Andrés Reisinger</n>.

An <n>Aporrhais pespelecani</n> seashell from Portugal, 2005. Photo by <n>George Bazios</n>.

<n>Sweets Inside</n>, an artwork by <n>Eleanor Wood</n>, explores the concept of food as a drug.

A miniature architectural interior carved from raw stone by artist <n>Matthew Simmonds</n>.

<n>Damiers de Champagne</n> in Courbevoie, France, by architects <n>Jacques Binoux</n>, <n>Michel Folliasson</n>, <n>Abro</n> & <n>Henri Kandijan</n>.

<n>A-glass</n> sculpture (1966) by <n>Timo Sarpaneva</n>. Photo by <n>Rauno Träskelin</n>.

<n>The Knob 1</n>, a low-profile keyboard concept designed by <n>Ben Fryc</n>.

A collection of <n>Aykasa</n> folding crates.

<n>Big Air Package</n>, a 2013 installation by <n>Christo and Jeanne-Claude</n>. Photo by <n>Wolfgang Volz</n>.