<n>Blue, Red and Yellow</n> (2001), an installation by artist <n>Ann Veronica Janssens</n>.

<n>Stone Garden Residence</n> in Japan by <n>EASTERN Design Office</n>. Photo by <n>Koichi Torimura</n>.

A still life of the <n>Etota Bittersweet Aperitivo</n>, 2023.

The <n>Glass Temple</n> in Kyoto, designed by <n>Takashi Yamaguchi & Associates</n> in 2000.

The dunes and lagoons of <n>Lençóis Maranhenses National Park</n> in Brazil.

A rendering of the <n>Weekend House</n> project by architect <n>Raphael Zuber</n>.

<n>Vulcano table lamp</n> designed by <n>Mauro Marzollo</n> for <n>ITRE</n> in the 1980s.

<n>Lençóis Maranhenses National Park</n> in Brazil, photographed by <n>Simon Harsent</n>.

<n>Afrum, Pale Blue</n> (1968) by <n>James Turrell</n> at the <n>Chichu Art Museum</n>. Photo by <n>FUJITSUKA Mitsumasa</n>.

<n>Barker Mill Apartment</n> in London, designed by <n>Claudio Silvestrin</n> in 1993.

Album artwork for <n>Lykke Li</n>'s 2018 album, <n>so sad so sexy</n>.

<n>La Muralla Roja</n> in Spain, designed by <n>Ricardo Bofill</n>, on the cover of <n>Luke Morley</n>'s album.

Still life for <n>Etota</n> by photographer <n>Lauren Bamford</n> and stylist <n>Stephanie Stamatis</n>.

<n>Blue Minimalist Architecture</n> by German visual artist <n>Friedrich Siever</n>.

<n>ak3h</n> bathroom interior, a digital rendering by designer <n>Igor Sirotov</n>.

Image by design and direction studio <n>ManvsMachine</n>.