Part Deux

The <n>Paper table light</n> designed by <n>David Horan</n>. Photo by <n>Béton Brut</n>.

A Paper Chaise, a Tropicana-Orange Chair: 5 Favorites From This Year's London Design Festival - Sight Unseen

Pilo signage designed by <n>studio 5•5</n>.

The <n>AN-45 lamp</n> from the <n>AXI3 system</n> by <n>dérive studio</n>, designed with <n>adam skotarczak</n>.

A minimal chair from the <n>This Chair / That Chair</n> series by Japanese studio <n>NN design band</n>.

Minimal Chairs By NN Design Band - IGNANT

<n>Round-backed Armchair</n> in stainless steel by artist <n>Shao Fan</n>.

The home of photographer <n>Jonas Ingerstedt</n>, with a <n>Pernilla armchair</n> and <n>Parentesi lamp</n>.

The photographic work <n>Wick</n>, featuring art by <n>Waldemar Kolbusz</n>.

The <n>Borne Béton</n> lamp by <n>Le Corbusier</n> (1952), an inspiration for <n>Kanye West</n>'s album <n>Yeezus</n>.

Living room designed by <n>Maurice Jallot</n> in 1932.

Interior curated by <n>Tommy Clements</n> and <n>Waldo Fernandez</n> with works by <n>Basquiat</n>, <n>Prouvé</n>, and <n>Jeanneret</n>.

Tadelakt plaster bathroom by <n>Tadelakt Sydney</n>. Photo by <n>Peter Holmes</n>.

An interior for <n>Nicolas Schuybroek</n>. Photo by <n>adrian gaut</n>.