<n>A Ruined Gothic Church beside a River by Moonlight</n> (1841) by painter <n>Sebastian Pether</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Points a la Ligne</n> series by <n>Antony Barkworth-Knight</n>.

A still of actor <n>Thérèse Liotard</n> in <n>Agnès Varda</n>'s 1977 film, <n>One Sings, the Other Doesn't</n>.

<n>Sofa</n> designed by <n>Michel Boyer</n> in 1971.

Model <n>Awar Odhiang</n> wears jewelry by <n>Nhat-Vu Dang</n> for <n>Office Magazine</n>. Photo by <n>Andreas Bach</n>.

<n>Manhattan sofa</n>, designed by <n>Jorge Zalszupin</n> for <n>L'Atelier</n> in 1960.

A <n>Togo sofa</n> in the 70s-inspired home of designer <n>Flaminia Beghi</n>.

The TriBeCa, New York home of <n>PJ Mattan</n>, featuring a <n>Japanese Noguchi Style Paper Lamp</n>.

A cutaway illustration of the <n>Mosteiro da Batalha</n> in Portugal by <n>anyforms design</n>.

Model <n>Veruschka</n> photographed by <n>Franco Rubartelli</n> for <n>Vogue</n> in 1968.

A living room featuring a <n>Ligne Roset</n> <n>Togo sofa</n>, <n>USM Haller</n> shelving, and a <n>Louis Poulsen</n> <n>Panthella lamp</n>.

<n>Untitled (Face)</n> by <n>Susan Derges</n>, 1991.

<n>Setting Sun</n> (c. 1770–1773) by artist <n>Alexander Cozens</n>.

<n>Borkum loveseat</n> designed by <n>Johan Bertil Häggström</n> for <n>IKEA</n> in the 1970s.

A print from <n>Examples of Chinese ornament</n> by <n>Owen Jones</n>, 1867.

An <n>IKEA OMAR shelving unit</n> used for storage in a bedroom.

An interior featuring <n>Cesca Chairs</n> designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>.

<n>Calin fireside pillow chair</n> designed by <n>Pascal Mourgue</n> for <n>Ligne Roset</n>, c. 1990.

A vignette with <n>de Gournay</n>'s <n>Hill Country Scenic</n> wallpaper for <n>Texas Design Week</n>. Photo by <n>Milo Brown</n>.

The <n>Tree of Light</n> candelabra from <n>LES Collection</n>. Photo by <n>Sean Litchfield</n>.

The <n>Rodin Black Iron Floor Candelabra</n> designed by <n>Athena Calderone</n> for <n>Crate & Barrel</n>.

Japanese magazine-inspired portrait of <n>Pharrell Williams</n> by artist <n>Ronaldo</n>.