Chair collection

Photo by <n>Oezlem Oezsoy</n> featuring a <n>Guéridon Bas table</n>, <n>Akari lamp</n>, and <n>Wassily Chair</n>.

<n>80s Japan penthouse interiors</n>, an AI-generated image by <n>Liminal Destinations</n>.

Living room of a Chicago apartment designed by <n>Wendy Labrum Interiors</n>. Photo by <n>Heather Talbert</n>.

Interior by <n>Moana Filipe</n> in a <n>mid-century modern</n> style Berlin apartment.

The <n>Pleasure Island</n> waterbed, designed by <n>Aaron Donner</n> in 1971.

<n>Altbau</n> apartment interior by <n>Casa Lotti • Altbau • Berlin</n> in Berlin.

Interior of a <n>Brooklyn Heights townhouse</n> designed by <n>Starling Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>adrian gaut</n>.

The West Village apartment of architect <n>Olivier Garcé</n> with a <n>Jean Prouvé</n> table. Photo by <n>Ian Felton</n>.

The SoHo loft of designer <n>Nicholas Obeid</n>, photographed by <n>Tim Lenz</n> for <n>ELLE Decor</n>.

A <n>Bohemian</n> style bedroom interior by <n>지혜(sophia)</n>.

An eclectic, <n>mid-century modern</n> living room featuring art by <n>Jan Skácelík</n>.

Interior by <n>Mia Takahara</n> with designs by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>, <n>Jean Prouvé</n>, and <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>.

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Quincy Jones, literally born when the limits on how big a black boy could dream were unfathomably high, taught us that the limit does not exist.

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An <n>eclectic</n> living room with <n>vintage</n> and <n>mid-century</n> decor. Photo by <n>CosmofeverAndreea</n>.

An interior from <n>Javier Senosiain</n>'s surreal spaces in Mexico City, shot for <n>Oliver Peoples</n>.

The Costa Palmas villa of <n>Jason and Jenna Blake Grosfeld</n>. Photo by <n>Douglas Friedman</n>, design by <n>JONBRENT DESIGN</n>.

The creative studio and event space of <n>ATELIER 301</n>.

The Berlin home of Cici and Locke, featuring <n>Wishbone chairs</n> and a <n>Formakami lamp</n>. Photo by <n>Cici</n>.