A <n>vintage cast iron sink</n> and <n>Signature Hardware faucet</n> in the home of designer <n>Ashley Schoenith</n>.

A still life photograph by <n>Wilfried Beck-Erlang</n>.

A green sofa by <n>HKLIVING</n> is paired with a <n>Zig Zag Stool</n> by <n>Polspotten</n>.

A depiction of the <n>Land of Ruins</n> from the NarutoData fan wiki.

Brass faucet detail in the wellness spa at <n>OKU Kos</n> hotel.

The <n>Belavali House</n> in India, designed by <n>Studio Mumbai</n>. Photo by <n>Hélène Binet</n>.

A painting by Cuban artist <n>Tomás Sánchez</n>.

Timelapse by <n>Darryl Cheng</n> of <n>House Plant Journal</n> featuring an <n>Oxalis</n> and a <n>Maranta</n> plant.

Plants do actually move: we just don't live in the same time reference frame. 

This 2-day time lapse shows the so called plants' nastic movements, mostly due to changes in turgor or changes in growth 

[source, houseplantjournal:]

A sculptural light by artist <n>Cor Oda Popp</n> for her studio, <n>Le Cèr</n>.

A 16k photograph of <n>The Moon</n> from 2019.

Photo posted by <n>Baja House Todos Santos</n>.

'<n>Ntp, no se me olvida</n>' tattoo flash sheet by <n>Pardo</n> for a guest spot with <n>Kollektor</n> and <n>Christian Poiré</n>.

Digital artwork by <n>Viktoria Tseplyaeva</n> for a 3D render challenge by <n>Urbanplastic</n>.

<n>Metropolis 2050</n>, a <n>Retrofuturist</n> painting by <n>Robert McCall</n> from 1984.

A fashion illustration by <n>Martha Zmpounou</n> of a look from the <n>Tomo Koizumi Spring/Summer 2020</n> collection.

Photo by <n>Alberto Polo Iañez</n>, curated by <n>vladimir djuric</n>.

<n>Brass Trinket Bath Caddy</n> from <n>Anthropologie</n>.

<n>Minarets</n> lighting by <n>Median</n>, made to order in New York.

Digital artwork titled <n>Gogol</n> by artist <n>Timur Mitin</n>.

The <n>Great Sphinx of Giza</n> with the <n>Great Pyramid of Giza</n> in the background.

Interior by <n>Brodie Jenkins</n> featuring <n>Zia Tile</n>'s <n>Natural White Zellige</n>.

<n>While we frame our happiness, sadness frames us.</n> by artist <n>Mahmoud Alkurd</n>.