<n>Plan of the Joseph Fischer Estate</n> from <n>The Blackwell Survey</n> of 1860, painted by <n>Jerome Robert Blum</n> ca. 1938.

<n>The Factory Village</n>, an 1897 <n>American Impressionist</n> painting by <n>Julian Alden Weir</n>.

A bathroom at <n>Casa Cuixmala</n> in Mexico. Photo by <n>Davis</n>, courtesy of <n>Jungalow®</n>.

<n>Koi fish</n> and <n>water lilies</n> in the popular tourist destination known as <n>Monet's Pond</n> in Seki, Japan.

The kitchen from the film <n>Call Me By Your Name</n>, with set design by <n>Violante Visconti di Modrone</n>. Photo by <n>Giulio Ghirardi</n>.

<n>Plan for an estate</n> by an unknown artist, ca. 1935–42, for the <n>Index of American Design</n>.

<n>Christopher Wool</n>, <n>Untitled</n>, 1997.

Model <n>Abbey Lee Kershaw</n> photographed by <n>Stockholm Streetstyle</n> in 2010.

<n>Bratz</n> dolls <n>Cloe</n>, <n>Jade</n>, <n>Sasha</n>, and <n>Yasmin</n> from the <n>Wildlife Safari</n> collection, released in 2001.

<n>Canal in Venice</n>, a <n>Post-Impressionist</n> painting by <n>Henri Jean Guillaume Martin</n>.

<n>Plan of the M. Ward Estate, 1860</n> (ca. 1938) by <n>The Blackwell Survey</n> for the <n>Index of American Design</n>.

Kitchen in the Mallorcan home of designer and ceramicist <n>Daniela Jacobs</n>.

A look from the <n>l'seoul</n> 2024 collection.

A look from the <n>Acne Studios</n> Spring 2023 Menswear collection. Photo by <n>Kacper Kasprzyk</n>.

Runway looks from the <n>L SEOUL</n> <n>INCOMPARABLE</n> collection, 2024.

<n>Armistead Fitzhugh</n>'s watercolor, <n>Estate of E.K. Knapp, The Blackwell Survey</n>, from 1860.

From <n>Tim Street-Porter</n>'s 1981 book, <n>Interiors</n>.

<n>Motif #1, John B. Bull estate, The Blackwell Survey, 1860</n> (1980) by <n>Gilbert Sackerman</n>.

<n>The Boulevard Montmartre on a Winter Morning</n>, an 1897 painting by <n>Camille Pissarro</n>.

<n>Frank Thompson Hilltop Estate</n>, a 1936 gouache and pencil work by an unknown artist for the <n>Federal Art Project</n>.

A ball-jointed doll by artist <n>Natalia Loseva</n> at the <n>Art of Dolls</n> 2017 show in Moscow.

Bathroom design from a collaboration between <n>Block Renovation</n> and <n>Quiet Town</n>. Photo by <n>Quiet Town</n>.

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