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Hallway at the <n>Clark & Patel Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery</n> office in Oxnard, California.

30 Photos Of Nightmare-Inducing Corridors

<n>Sit-Upons</n> (1986), a sculpture by <n>Maren Hassinger</n> made from newspapers. Photo by <n>Adam Reich</n>.

<n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>'s temporary <n>Ice column</n> sculpture, created in Izumi-Mura, Japan, 1985.

Plywood model of the <n>Drawing Matter Archive</n> by <n>Hugh Strange Architects</n>, 2015.

<n>Dune dinnerware</n> designed by <n>Kelly Wearstler</n> for <n>Serax</n>.

The cover of <n>Standart Issue 34</n>, photographed by <n>Masha Demianova</n>.

Pottery by <n>Toru Kikuchi</n> at his atelier in Kasama, Ibaraki, Japan.

Glassworks by Milan-based brand <n>6:AM</n>. Photo by <n>Tommaso Mariniello</n>, styling by <n>Alessandra Chiarelli</n>.

The <n>Celeste Bag</n> by <n>Systemic</n>.

The <n>Crumple Wine-S Frosted</n> glass by <n>Kimura Glass</n>.

A pile of used <n>Nuova Point Palermo</n> espresso cups.

Artist <n>Lily Chin</n> wearing a coat of coffee cups, featured by <n>STRUCTURED</n>.

Limited edition type cups by <n>Marie Ballhause Keramik</n> and <n>Marinus Klinksik</n> with a typeface by <n>Why Foundry</n>.

<n>Aim Pendant Light</n> designed by <n>Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec</n> for <n>Flos</n> in 2013.

<n>Your connectivity dance</n>, 2020. Photo by <n>Jens Ziehe</n>.

Exhibition setup for the <n>Biennale Exemplaires 2024</n> at <n>ESAD•Valence</n>.

The land art installation <n>Desert Breath</n> in Egypt, created by <n>D.A.ST. Arteam</n> in 1997.

The 1990 performance piece <n>Coffee Seeks its Own Level</n> by artist <n>Allan Wexler</n>.

<n>A Million Times 96</n>, a kinetic wall sculpture by <n>Humans Since 1982</n>.

Table setting by <n>We Are Ona</n> for <n>Balenciaga</n>'s Winter 24 collection. Photo by <n>Elsa Milovanović</n>.

Signage for <n>The Learning Station CROSSLIGHT</n> in Tokyo, designed by <n>Arata Takemoto</n>. Photo by <n>Kenta Hasegawa</n>.

Wayfinding for <n>The Learning Station CROSSLIGHT</n> by <n>Arata Takemoto</n>. Photo by <n>Kenta Hasegawa</n>.

The immersive textile work <n>Canopées</n> on display at <n>Domaine du Rayol</n> until May 26, 2024.