A deconstructed look from the <n>Okiku collection</n> by designer <n>Erlina</n>.

<n>Nadén Arkitektur</n>'s Windshelters in Dalsland, 2022. Photo by <n>Per Nadén</n>.

A cross-section of a buttercup stem from the series <n>The Plant Is Present</n> by <n>Karen Kloth</n>.

Interior of the <n>Luis Barragán House</n> (1948), designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n>.

The <n>Roots Altar</n> by designer <n>Jiri Krejcirik</n>, exhibited at <n>Designblok 2021</n>. Photo by Tomas Carl Allen.

Backstage at the <n>Donna Karan Fall/Winter 2014</n> show. Photo by <n>style.com</n>.

Model <n>Luna Bijl</n> for <n>Vogue Paris</n> March 2021, photographed by <n>Sølve Sundsbø</n>.

<n>Robert Smithson</n>'s earthwork, <n>Broken Circle / Spiral Hill</n> (1971), in Emmen, The Netherlands.

A photograph titled <n>The Awakening</n>.

A <n>BASIS kitchen</n> by <n>Reform</n> with tiles by <n>File Under Pop</n> in a Copenhagen home. Photo by <n>Line Klein</n>.

Inspiration: Michael Dansk’s apartment, Copenhagen

<n>Casa Tepoztlán</n> designed by <n>Dosa Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Fabian Martinez</n>.

The <n>Recall Monolith</n> by <n>Broached Recall</n> features a patinated bronze <n>Snowman handle</n>.

<n>House in Balsthal</n> by <n>Pascal Flammer Architekten</n>. Photo by <n>Pascal Flammer</n>.

A photobook printed by <n>Периодика</n>.

<n>Armani</n> <n>Iridescent N2B Bomber</n> from the Fall 1993 collection. Photo by <n>Constant Practice</n>.

Paris apartment kitchen by <n>Rodolphe Parente</n>. Photo by <n>Giulio Ghirardi</n>.

<n>Garden House</n> by <n>Baracco + Wright Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.

The <n>S-Pipe chair</n> by <n>Fergus Laidlaw</n>, made from up-cycled industrial steel pipes.

The <n>Aluminum Domino Bookshelf</n> by <n>MOCK STUDIO</n>.

A look from the <n>A. Roege Hove</n> Spring 2022 collection.

A look from the <n>Dirk Bikkembergs</n> Spring/Summer 1999 collection.

The moss garden at <n>Saiho-ji Temple</n> in Kyoto, Japan.

The <n>Ijburg Kitchen</n>, a 2024 residential interior in the Netherlands with contrasting materials and colors.

<n>Brutalist</n> details of <n>Casa Mérida</n> by architect <n>Ludwig Godefroy</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.