The living room of <n>Casa Luis Barragán</n> (1948) by <n>Luis Barragán</n>. Photo by <n>René Burri</n>.

Interior of <n>Casa-Estudio Luis Barragán</n>, designed by <n>Luis Barragán</n>. Rendering by <n>xoio</n>.

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Interior of <n>Casa Barragán</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n> in 1948.

The facade of <n>Casa Luis Barragán</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n> in 1948.

The Hollywood loft of <n>Solange Knowles</n>, photographed by <n>Juergen Teller</n> for <n>Apartamento Magazine</n>.

Floor plan of <n>Casa Luis Barragán</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n> in 1948.

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Rendering by <n>xoio</n> of the <n>Casa-Estudio Luis Barragán</n>, designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n>.

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A 3D rendering of the <n>Casa Luis Barragán</n> living room by studio <n>xoio</n>, inspired by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n>.

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A desk in <n>Solange Knowles</n>' Hollywood loft, photographed by <n>Juergen Teller</n> for <n>Apartamento Magazine</n>.

The <n>Optical Glass House</n> in Hiroshima, Japan, designed by <n>Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP</n> (2012).

The Hollywood bedroom of <n>Solange Knowles</n>, featuring a <n>Senufo chair</n> and art by <n>M. Florine Démosthène</n>.

A digital rendering by <n>xoio</n> of the dining room in <n>Casa Luis Barragán</n>, designed by <n>Luis Barragán</n>.

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The <n>House on Pali Hill</n> in Mumbai, designed and photographed by <n>Studio Mumbai</n> in 2008.

<n>Solange Knowles</n>'s LA loft with art by <n>Toyin Ojih Odutola</n> and a <n>Babacar Niang</n> chair. Photo by <n>J. Quazi King</n>.