The <n>Bar on demand</n> unit, designed by <n>Rajiv Parekh</n>, <n>Ekta Parekh</n>, and <n>Maithili Raut</n>.

The interior of the <n>Maison Mystique</n> hotel in Khao Yai, Thailand.

Interior of the <n>New Palace of Morvi</n>, an <n>Art Deco</n> building from 1942.

The <n>McElroy House</n> (1975), designed by architect <n>Robert McElroy</n>. Photo by <n>Tom Donkin</n>.

The <n>Anantham</n> residential project by <n>Studio Kunamatata</n>, inspired by <n>South Indian</n> design.

<n>Branding Beyond Eurocentrism EP.31: Tiles</n> by <n>Motif</n>.

A <n>sunken living room design</n> in Stamford, CT, 1971.

The <n>Kenyatta International Convention Centre</n> in Nairobi, an example of <n>Brutalist</n> architecture.

Interior of <n>Grounded Showroom</n> in Los Angeles.

The Studio at <n>Miller House</n> in Big Sur, CA. Design by <n>Fouquet Design</n>, art by <n>Creamatelier</n>.

The courtyard of <n>Mundo Bizarro Curaçao</n> in Curaçao.

<n>Modern Living Room with Transom Window</n> in <n>Damascus</n>.

The Batangas home of <n>Rajo Laurel</n> and <n>Nix Alañon</n>, designed by Alañon. Photo by <n>Ed Simon</n>.

Interior detail of the <n>Blue Mosque</n> in Bursa, Turkey.

A <n>Belgian brutalist door handle</n> from the 1960s, featuring a vibrant enamel finish.

Kitchen from the <n>7x7 House</n> by <n>IZ Architects</n>.

A stained glass artwork depicting the character <n>Snoopy</n>.

A <n>70s</n>-inspired leather <n>conversation pit</n>, a design feature originating in <n>mid-century modern</n> homes.