An illustration from the <n>Flora series</n> by London-based design studio <n>21–87</n>.

The planet <n>Neptune</n> seen in infrared from the <n>W. M. Keck Observatory</n>.

<n>Inspiring Nature Words To Add To Your Vocabulary</n> for <n>Atmos</n>. Design by <n>tessa forrest</n>.

The <n>Slowly (Streetwear T-shirt)</n> by <n>Hugotero Clothing</n>.

Model <n>Saul Nash</n> for the <n>1:1 Collaboration</n> series by <n>Antonia Dolhaine</n> and <n>Craig Ward</n>.

<n>sometimes the end is the same as the beginning</n> by <n>Estefania Loret de Mola</n>.

Artist <n>Joan Miró</n> in his <n>Son Boter</n> studio in Palma de Mallorca, 1974. Photo by <n>Francesc Català-Roca</n>.

<n>Meun</n> (1968) by <n>Simon Hantaï</n>. Photo by <n>André Morain</n>.

Photo by <n>photographer 🇬🇪📷</n>.

The <n>Ikigai World logo</n> by artist <n>Miriam Thom</n>.

<n>Victoria Crater</n> on Mars, photographed by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter</n> in 2006.

A sculpture by South Korean artist <n>Jaehyo Lee</n>.

Aerial photograph of a Vietnamese grass field by <n>Phuc Le</n>.

The abandoned fishing village of <n>Houtouwan</n> in China, reclaimed by nature. Photo by <n>Wei Wei</n>.

Artist <n>Ruth Asawa</n> with her wire sculptures in 1954. Photo by <n>Nat Farbman</n>.

Artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n> creates a light drawing in a 1949 photo by <n>Gjon Mili</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n>.

“Be happy for no reason, like a child. If you are happy for a reason, you are in trouble, because that reason can be taken from you.”

— Deepak Chopra

A still life from the <n>Ark Kollekt</n> x <n>Local CPH</n> collaboration. Photo by <n>Sara Lysgaard</n>.

<n>Stone Curve</n>, a 1972 sculpture by artist <n>Tony Cragg</n>.

A coral garden at <n>Ningaloo Reef</n> in Australia.

Artwork by <n>Saburo Hasegawa</n> from a 2019 exhibition at the <n>Yokohama Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Ordinary Report — 02</n>, designed by <n>Ordinary People</n> in collaboration with editor <n>Jongsori Kim</n>.

<n>Scent 001 – RAIN</n> for <n>Song for the Mute</n>, designed by <n>21-87</n>.

Film still from <n>Zimmerlinde</n> (1975) by artist <n>Karl Neubacher</n>.

Abstract composition associated with the brand <n>Marset</n>, via <n>Acoulite</n>.