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A 1930s silk satin gown with shooting star crystal detailing from the collection of <n>Helen Larson</n>.

Silk organza sculpture by <n>Diana Orving</n> from her 2021 exhibition at <n>Galleri Arnstedt</n>.

A black leather <n>Togo sofa</n> designed by <n>Michel Ducaroy</n> for <n>Ligne Roset</n>.

Armchair designed in 1928 by <n>Le Corbusier</n>, <n>Pierre Jeanneret</n>, and <n>Charlotte Perriand</n>.

"There are really two kinds of life. There is, as Viri says, the one people believe you are living, and there is the other. ... — Are.na

<n>Tin Ribbon</n> (1969), a sculpture by artist <n>Carl Andre</n>.

Gold <n>Cosmetic Shell of King Sekhemkhet</n>, 3rd Dynasty. Discovered by <n>Zakaria Goneim</n>.

The <n>Retti Candle Shop</n> in Vienna, designed by architect <n>Hans Hollein</n> in 1966.

The book <n>The Dialogue of Two</n> by artist <n>Akihito Yoshida</n>, published by <n>Three Books</n>.

A <n>Brutalist</n> building facade designed by Polish modernist architect <n>Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak</n>.

Discontinued <n>NARS Cosmic Girl Single Eyeshadow</n>.

Vintage <n>Chanel</n> flats featured in <n>Study Magazine Volume 01</n> (2022) with model <n>Vivienne Rohner</n>.

<n>Pillow lace</n> (ca. 1917) designed by <n>Dagobert Peche</n> for the <n>Wiener Werkstätte</n>.

<n>Research 05</n>, a textile experiment with new yarns and knits.

The artwork series <n>Panoramas</n> on view at <n>Galerie Strates</n>.

<n>L’Oasis screen</n> by <n>Edgar Brandt</n>, created for the 1925 Paris <n>Exposition des Arts Décoratifs</n>.

A 4th century BC <n>Bronze comb with swans</n>, also known as the fictional <n>Aphrodite's Hairbrush</n>.

An <n>Aporrhais pespelecani</n> seashell from Portugal, 2005. Photo by <n>George Bazios</n>.

The <n>Michel Ducaroy Sectional Sofa</n>, designed in 1973 for <n>Ligne Roset</n>.

A brass <n>Brooch</n> designed by <n>Alexander Calder</n>, ca. 1940.

A collection of <n>Ashanti gold weights</n> created by the <n>Akan people</n> of Ghana.

Photograph by <n>Nikki McClarron</n> for Tibetan fashion brand <n>Norlha</n>.

<n>Asma</n>'s sculpture <n>‘Me&Me&Me’ - ‘Mère’</n>, presented by <n>GAGA</n> at <n>Art Basel</n>.

<n>Vintage Floral Sketch</n>, a digitally restored drawing from <n>BFF PRINT SHOP</n>.

The <n>Crazy House</n> in Tel Aviv, designed by architect <n>Leon Gaignebet</n> and constructed in 1985.

Unknown Lights, 2009. Photo by <n>Lucian</n>.