Maximalismo

A maximalist butler's pantry featuring a fish light, designed by <n>SCW Interiors</n>.

The <n>Smalley House</n> by <n>A. Quincy Jones</n>, renovated by <n>Studio Shamshiri</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Kent Johnson</n>.

A gallery wall featuring the <n>CHOKE Print</n>, sold exclusively by <n>DROOL</n>.

An illustration by Italian illustrator <n>Carlo Quaranta</n>.

The drawing room of <n>Charles and Jayne Wrightsman</n>'s Palm Beach house, c. 1980s, designed by <n>Vincent Fourcade</n>.

Interior from the <n>Cityhouse project</n> by designer <n>Heidi Wittbold</n>, shot by <n>Annie Schlechter</n> for <n>The World of Interiors</n>.

<n>Uma Thurman</n> in <n>Terry Gilliam</n>'s 1988 film <n>The Adventures of Baron Munchausen</n>.

The <n>Coates Place</n> residential project in Edinburgh, designed by <n>Studio Sam Buckley</n>. Photo by <n>Alix McIntosh</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> interior with an <n>Eames Lounge Chair</n> and art by <n>Jan Skácelík</n>.

A <n>Memphis style</n> interior rendering by artist <n>Peter Tarka</n>.

A <n>Mid-century Modern</n> <n>Maximalist</n> interior.

An <n>eclectic</n> living room in a <n>French chateau</n> featuring antique decor.

The illustration <n>Happycalypse</n> by the artist <n>TRK</n> for the studio <n>Graphicion</n>.

A listening room featuring the 1972 album <n>Odyssey</n>.

Cover design by <n>James Jones</n> for <n>Julian Baggini</n>'s book, <n>How the World Thinks</n>, published by <n>Granta Books</n>.

A hallway in a <n>Greenwich Village Apartment</n> by <n>Jayne Design Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Zach DeSart</n>.

A bedroom in the <n>Maximalist</n> Tangier home of <n>Gordon Watson</n>.

The interior of the <n>DROOL</n> HQ, featuring art prints by <n>Times New Roadman</n> and <n>Menslies</n>.

AI art by <n>Thierry Lechanteur</n>, featured by <n>Architecture Wave</n>.

A <n>maximalist</n> apartment interior in Los Angeles.

Residence designed by <n>A. Quincy Jones</n> and <n>Ruth Schneider</n> in 1939. Photo by <n>Sara Kaye</n>.

Photo by <n>James Mortimer</n> for <n>The World of Interiors</n>, February 1992.

The home of <n>Achilles Ion Gabriel</n> with a <n>Wiggle Stool</n> by <n>Frank Gehry</n> and an <n>Extra Bold Chair</n>. Photo by <n>Carlo Piro</n>.

An interior space exemplifying <n>Vintage Funky Decor</n>, a trend highlighted by <n>CasaCor</n>.

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