Apartment

Working on stretched linen, Gail explores texture through layers of paint and the addition of sewn elements that reinforce and accentuate the different marks and layers.

A Penny For Your Thoughts

Candle holders from <n>LES Collection</n>. Photo by <n>BROYT</n>.

<n>Apartment L</n> in Antwerp, designed by <n>MANNA</n> (2022). Photo by <n>Tijs Vervecken</n>.

<n>Mermaid Beach Residence</n> by <n>B.E Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Derek Swalwell</n>.

Interior of the La Tranche-sur-Mer residence, designed by <n>Bateaumagne</n>. Photo by <n>François-Xavier Goudier</n>.

The library in <n>Boris Vervoordt</n>'s Antwerp apartment, with a <n>Garden Egg chair</n> by <n>Peter Ghyczy</n>. Photo by <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

The <n>Antica II Sconce</n> by <n>OHLA STUDIO</n>.

Before Europeans arrived in the Americas, the indigenous people mined copper to create elaborate masks, chains, and other objects as an offering to the Tarascan gods. The Antica II Sconce is hand-crafted in Mexico in that tradition of metal smithing, creating a piece that's rich and organic, with artistic elegance and natural inspirations. A brushed silver finish graces the copper, offering a soft, warm effect that's sure to elevate any living space.

Antica II Sconce, Sconces

The <n>Henne</n> boutique in Prahran, designed by <n>Brahman Perera</n>. Photo by <n>Lillie Thompson</n>.

A <n>mid-century</n> Parisian interior by <n>Lemieux Et Cie</n>, founded by <n>Christiane Lemieux</n>.

Our porcelain Terra sauce bowl is hand-crafted and glazed in our Portuguese atelier. Its organic shape is refined with glazed finishes that bear the idiosyncrasies of their namesake materials: wine, leather, stone, iron, and seafoam.

Terra Sauce Bowl - Iron

<n>Pillar Table</n> exhibited at the <n>BOON_ROOM</n> gallery in Paris.

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.

Interior of <n>Casa Pedregal</n> by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n>. Photo by <n>The Find</n>.

Interior of <n>Galerie Half</n> in Los Angeles. Photo by <n>Shade Degges</n>, art direction by <n>StudioSmall</n>.

An interior featuring an <n>LC4 Chaise Longue</n>, <n>Akari Light Sculptures</n>, and a <n>Parentesi</n> lamp.