art.

A decorative installation sold as a <n>DIY Floating Flower Door Curtain</n>.

<n>Sol LeWitt</n>'s painting <n>Wavy Brushstrokes</n>, 1995.

The <n>Greenwich Hotel Penthouse</n> designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Nikolas Koenig</n>.

Interior of the <n>House in Ashitaka</n>, designed by architect <n>Kazuo Shinohara</n> in 1977.

<n>Whimsical Purple Flower Cloud</n>, a floral installation of wisteria and lilac by <n>Anne van Midden</n>.

Art collector <n>Peggy Guggenheim</n> with <n>Alexander Calder</n>'s mobile, <n>Arc of Petals</n>, c. 1960s.

<n>Delaware Bluestone Chair</n> by designer <n>Max Lamb</n>.

The <n>TWA Flight Center</n> at JFK Airport, designed by <n>Eero Saarinen</n>. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>, 1962.

Artist <n>Claude Monet</n> in his Giverny studio with his <n>Water Lilies</n> paintings, c. 1923. Photo by <n>Hulton Archive</n>.

Painter <n>Grace Hartigan</n> in her studio with her 1956 painting, <n>Summer Street</n>.

<n>Concrete Stereo</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> stereo system designed by <n>Ron Arad</n> in 1983. Photo by <n>Christie's</n>.

Floating floral sculptures by floral designer <n>F I O N A F L E U R</n>.

<n>Alexander Calder</n>'s sculptures <n>The Big Ear</n> (1943) and <n>Black Beast</n> (1940) at MoMA.

<n>Le Corbusier</n> inspects the <n>door panels for Notre-Dame du-Haut</n> in Ronchamp, France, 1955.

<n>Breathe</n> (2023) by digital artist <n>Jenni Pasanen</n>.