The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>National Library of Kosovo</n> by architect <n>Andrija Mutnjaković</n>. Photo by <n>Oskar Proctor</n>.

<n>Section of Wheat-Stem</n> by <n>Arthur E. Smith</n> from <n>Nature Through Microscope and Camera</n>, 1909.

The Paris home of <n>Thierry Gillier</n>, designed by <n>Festen Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>MATTHIEU SALVAING</n>.

Interior with design by <n>Jean-Michel Frank</n>.

<n>The Topography of Matter</n>, an installation by <n>Hermès</n> for <n>Milan Design Week</n> 2024.

Patterned stone floor showcases Hermès' "connection with the earth"

Rapid Ego Deflation Experiment by artist <n>Stephane Graff</n>.

An architectural interior by <n>Iker Ochotorena</n>.

<n>An abandoned sports club that never existed</n>, an AI-generated artwork in the <n>brutalist</n> style.

<n>Auguste Perret</n>'s <n>Salle Cortot</n> in Paris, photographed by <n>Federico Torra</n> for <n>Holiday Magazine</n>.

A master bath by <n>Kordekor</n> features a bathtub made of <n>Verde Alpi</n> marble.

<n>Second Wind</n> (2005), an installation by <n>James Turrell</n> in Cádiz, Spain. Photo by <n>Simone Bossi</n>.

An <n>Art Deco</n> day bed and woolen rug, circa 1926, by designer <n>Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann</n>.

The Milan loft of sculptor <n>Mattia Bosco</n>.

The interior of <n>Elsa Peretti</n>'s home in Sant Martí Vell, Spain. Photo by <n>Manolo Yllera</n>.