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An interior view of <n>Villa Magnan</n> in Biarritz, France.

The <n>Donald Judd Bed</n> in the artist's former home and studio, <n>101 Spring Street</n>, in New York.

Interior of the <n>Jaguar XJ220</n>, 1992.

A rendering of the <n>Westgate project</n> gallery hall. Interior design by <n>Mead Quin</n>, rendering by <n>Halo Studio</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Depuis</n> by French musician <n>Irko (FRA)</n>.

<n>Casa M</n> (2019) in Portugal, designed by <n>Vincent Van Duysen</n>. Photo by <n>Ricardo Labougle</n>.

The <n>Ponte Collection</n> door pulls by <n>Lumifer</n>.

The kitchen of <n>Pyramid House</n> in Switzerland, designed by <n>DF_DC</n>. Photo by <n>Simone Bossi</n>.

Model <n>Gisele Bündchen</n> wearing pants by <n>Alaïa</n>.

A 2016-2020 photograph by <n>Nick Fancher</n>.

Interior of the <n>Subaru Leone 4WD</n>, from a 1982 product brochure.

Model <n>Morgane Dubled</n> walks for <n>Alexander McQueen</n>'s '<n>Black</n>' retrospective show in 2004.

A still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 1994 film <n>Chungking Express</n>, featuring actor <n>Takeshi Kaneshiro</n>.

Interior by <n>Karan Darda Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Hemant Patil</n>.

Interior featuring custom joinery by <n>Living Space Joinery</n>.

<n>Swiss Residence in Mexico City</n> by <n>Fruehauf, Henry & Viladoms</n> and <n>BlancasMoran</n>, 2021. Photo by <n>Rafael Gamo</n>.

<n>Casa Yatch</n> (2021) by architect <n>EZEQUIEL AMADO CATTANEO</n>. Photo by <n>Mechi Fahs</n>.

Creative director <n>Grace Coddington</n> for the <n>Calvin Klein Fall 2016 Campaign</n>, shot by <n>Tyrone Lebon</n>.

Meet the Beautiful New Stars of Calvin Klein, In Their Calvins

<n>Gisele Bündchen</n> walks in <n>Alexander McQueen</n>'s <n>Spring/Summer 1998 'Untitled'</n> show. Makeup by <n>Val Garland</n>.

Why Gisele Cried at Her First Major Fashion Show

<n>Soyoheon Art Pavilion</n> designed by architect <n>Alvaro Siza</n>.

The <n>VO Residence</n> designed by <n>Vincent Van Duysen Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Koen Van Damme</n>.

A detail of the <n>Menlo Park Pre-cast Rammed Earth Panels</n> by <n>Rammed Earth Works</n>.