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The e-reader prop from <n>It Follows</n> (2014) displays text from <n>Fyodor Dostoevsky</n>'s novel <n>The Idiot</n>.

An <n>Ikebana</n> flower arrangement from the <n>Ohara School</n>.

<n>Incomplete Encyclopedia of Touch</n>, a photobook by <n>Erik Kessels</n>, <n>Karel de Mulder</n>, and <n>Thomas Sauvin</n>.

The <n>Angel Oak</n>, a Southern Live Oak on Johns Island, South Carolina.

A 2022 collage by <n>Katrien De Blauwer</n> from a collaboration with <n>Aesop</n>.

<n>Banana leaves</n> used as umbrellas in Indonesia.

A poppy arrangement in the <n>Ikebana</n> style by <n>Rulu Floral</n>.

An interior by <n>Studio KO</n>. Photo by <n>Martien Mulder</n>.

<n>Shell</n> (1935) by <n>Paul Hambleton Landacre</n>.

<n>Metaphors for Metamorphosis</n> (2024), an oil on linen painting.

Landscape design for <n>Stone Edge Farm</n> by <n>Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Marion Brenner</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Marie Khouri</n> featured in <n>AD Italia</n>.

The <n>Kaleidoscope Restaurant</n> in Kyoto, Japan, designed by <n>Calmtek</n>.

<n>Flower Composition 239</n> by the artist <n>gracejolie</n>.

The Venice home designed by owner <n>Philip Dixon</n>. Photo by <n>Ye Rin Mok</n>.

Botanical pressings in process by artist <n>Caterina</n>.

A <n>Brontosaurus model</n> is airlifted to the <n>Museum of Science</n> in Boston, 1984. Photo by <n>Arthur Pollock</n>.