Bull, Plywood, tree branch, nails, and screws, Pablo Picasso, c. 1958.

Paul Banks, Lead singer Interpol, 90s.

Stripe Pearl Ring No3, Saskia Diez.

Palissade Outdoor Collection, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Hay, 2015.

Photography by VanMossevelde + N, Icon Magazine, 2015.

Lara Stone for i-D Magazine Summer Edition, Photography by Alasdair McLellan, 2015.

Mezzanino, Coffee table, Design by Mist-O, Manufactured by Mogg, 2012.

This is a monolithic sculptured table that is extremely simple and linear but with the addition of an element that moderates the austerity and rigid quality of the object. There is a series of steps that direct one`s attention to the world of architecture by calling to mind the stairs of buildings and monuments and […]

Programa I: Bloques cambio de conversación, Torolab, Pigmented MDF, 2014.

Yard chair, Design by Stefan Diez, Photography by Robert Fischer, Producted by Emu, 2015.

The ultra lightweight frame of Yard furniture is made from powder coated aluminium, whereas the seat and back is made from elastic straps guaranteeing an extraordinary comfort abandoning the need of additional cushions. These straps are inserted into the tubular frame using a technical solution developed and patented together with Emu, which allows the seat […]

Rick Owens’ furniture, Carol Rama’s paintings, 2015.

Boldly punctuating the ‘Passion According to Carol Rama’ exhibition at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Rick Owens’ furniture sits in perfect unison to the Italian artist’s work. The exhibition runs until 12 July. 11 Avenue du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris, France Photography: Adrien Dirand; Writer: Zoë Sinclair

Casco Issues XI, An Ambiguous Case, 2008.

Bruce Nauman, Exhibition Catalogue, Foundation Cartier, Design by Atelier Dyakova, 2015.

Do Brasil Double Bracelet, Design by Aurélie Bidermann, 2015.

18K gold-plated and cotton threads double bracelet with the iconic paperclip clasp. Size of the bracelet can be adjusted thanks to the clasp. Width: 2.5 cm

Princesse X & Princesse X, Constantin Brancusi, 1915-16.

Sue McNally.

Tazza, Blown glass with applied and tooled decoration, Venice, 1550 – 1600.

This type of shallow glass on a tall stem is called a tazza. It was primarily intended as a drinking glass for red wine. However, it required practice and the utmost care to drink from such a glass without spilling, and being able to do so was probably a sign of great sophistication. Tazze (plural […]

Hair Highway, human hair, resin, stainless steel, mirror, Studio Swine, 2014.

Girl with a Kitten, Oil on canvas, 41 x 30 x 1 cm, Lucian Freud, 1947.

Terribly Wrong, Monoprint on paper, 58 x 81 cm, Tracey Emin, 1997.

Eclipse, Installation, 60 x 60 x 80 cm, Giulio Paolini, 1986.

Vague Pure Affection, Carol Bove, 2012.

Wood and steel shelves, paper, brass, concrete, and acrylic. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, Purchased with funds contributed by the International Director’s Council 2012.125 © Carol Bove. Photo: Courtesy Maccarone Gallery.

Today my mother died, from the series: Les Autobiographies, Sophie Calle, 2013.

Weltempfänger (World Receiver), Concrete, steel, and metal radio antennas, Isa Genzken, 1987–89.

Genzken’s concrete Weltempfänger imbue forms with narrative content through a minimum of means. With the simple addition of chrome antennas, blocks of concrete become multiband radio receivers. “My antennas were also meant to be ‘feelers’—things you stretch out to feel something, like the sound of the world and its many tones,” Genzken said. She created […]

Fountain Bottle 0.7, Design by Laura Jungmann, SameSame, 2013.