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Bathroom at <n>AF. LINDIA</n> hotel designed by <n>Sam Arab Mardini</n>. Photo by <n>HANS VAN BRAKEL Photography</n>.

<n>GROWTH</n> by <n>Klára Hosnedlová</n> at <n>Kunsthalle Basel</n>, 2024. Photo by <n>Zdeněk Porcal</n> of <n>Studio Flusser</n>.

<n>Kazuo Shiraga</n>'s painting <n>Yuboku II</n> (1989) in <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>'s castle. Photo by <n>TEFAF</n>.

The <n>Batará Coffee Table</n> by <n>Azotea Studio</n>, made from reclaimed wood.

<n>Poulnabrone Dolmen, County Clare, Ireland</n> (1967), a photograph by <n>Paul Caponigro</n>.

<n>Season XXXV</n>, a 2013 concrete sculpture by <n>Katinka Bock</n>.

<n>L'été</n>, a 1937 drawing-poem by artist <n>Joan Miró</n>.

Pyramid Candle Holders Grey is a set of three candle holders made of marble. Each candle holder has been individually shaped. The pyramidic shape stays in contrast to the organic pattern of the marble. Since marble is a natural material, there are variations in colour and pattern, something that makes each candle holder unique. The candle holders are designed to be placed in a group for a beautiful still life. In addition to this model in grey marble, the Pyramid Candle Holder is also available in red version.

Pyramid Candle Holders by Edin & Lina Kjellvertz by Dusty Deco

Private Residence in Napa designed by <n>PIECHOTA ARCHITECTURE</n>. Photo by <n>Joe Fletcher</n>.

<n>Graffiti</n>, a photograph by <n>Brassaï</n> from the 1950s.

<n>Doris Salcedo</n>'s installation <n>Shibboleth</n> at the <n>Tate Modern</n>, 2007. Photo by <n>Peter Macdiarmid</n>.

Artwork by <n>Alexander Calder</n>, 1964.

Artist <n>Nobuo Sekine</n> with his 1968 sculpture <n>Phase — Mother Earth</n>, a key work of Japan's <n>Mono-ha</n> movement.

A 1953 composition by <n>Katsuhiro Yamaguchi</n> and <n>Kiyoji Otsuji</n> for <n>Asahi Picture News</n>.

Samir Alaoui Architectes, Daniela Droz & Tonatiuh Ambrosetti · CONVERSION OF A WORKERS’ VILLA FROM THE 1940s IN LAUSANNE

The <n>OCO Kitchen Island</n> in Pietra da Torre stone, designed by <n>Emanuel Gargano</n> and <n>Marco Fagioli</n> for <n>Vaselli</n>.

Surrealist digital artwork <n>The Rocking Chair</n>.