maximalism

The Parisian apartment of DJ <n>Myd</n>, designed by <n>Anthony Authié</n> in his <n>Electraussmannien</n> style. Photo by <n>Yohann Fontaine</n>.

A green sofa by <n>HKLIVING</n> is paired with a <n>Zig Zag Stool</n> by <n>Polspotten</n>.

An <n>eclectic</n> interior by designer <n>Maureen Flaherty</n>.

A gallery wall featuring the <n>CHOKE Print</n>, sold exclusively by <n>DROOL</n>.

Cover of <n>O homem proibido</n> by <n>Nelson Rodrigues</n>, published by <n>Nova Fronteira</n>.

A <n>Memphis</n>-style interior by designer <n>Rana Gunes</n>.

Digital art by <n>Wang & Söderström</n> based on illustrations by <n>Klas Ernflo</n>.

<n>Gibberish #35</n>, a 2024 digital illustration by artist <n>Ori Toor</n>.

The home of American painter <n>James Brown</n> in Merida, Mexico, photographed by <n>François Halard</n>.

The <n>Coates Place</n> residential project in Edinburgh, designed by <n>Studio Sam Buckley</n>. Photo by <n>Alix McIntosh</n>.

The Malibu home of <n>Josh Brolin</n>, designed by <n>Pierce & Ward</n>, with art by <n>Henry Taylor</n> and <n>Alice Neel</n>.

A <n>Memphis style</n> interior rendering by artist <n>Peter Tarka</n>.

The <n>Cinderblock</n> typeface, designed by <n>Stefán Kjartansson</n> in 2014.

An interior scene by <n>𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐎𝐑𝐒</n>.

A personal project by artist <n>Peter Tarka</n>.

The interior of the <n>DROOL</n> HQ, featuring art prints by <n>Times New Roadman</n> and <n>Menslies</n>.

A painting by <n>Kristen Liu-Wong</n> from her 2018 solo exhibition "<n>Feral Ways</n>" at <n>Superchief Gallery NY</n>.

A <n>Collage Kit</n> created by artist <n>Minna Gilligan</n> for <n>Rookie Mag</n> in 2015.

The kitchen of <n>Casa Pedregal</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Luis Barragán</n>.

An <n>Eclectic</n>, <n>Maximalist</n> living room design by <n>POP Lar Design</n>.