La Tourette was designed by Le Corbusier for a Dominican order of silent monks.

A visit to the apartment of art collector Lawrence Van Hagen.

Great Dixter in Rye, East Sussex, is a garden of broken rules and well-turned compost.

with B&B Italia

Architect Paul Rudolph’s final project is a kaleidoscopic array of spatial arrangements.

Gardener Dan Pearson shares his restrained and patient approach to planting his own garden in Somerset.

A surreal structure of flowing raw concrete, built by the Austrian philosopher and spiritualist Rudolf Steiner.

Partners Benoît Rauzy and Anthony Watson restored a Provençal house to revive its willow-weaving history.

Oki Sato, the founder and chief designer of Nendo, discusses design and life in Tokyo.

A Modernist Gesamtkunstwerk

John Booth’s practice lies in the nexus between furniture design and painting.

Moro Dabron’s candles and perfumes reflect an ardent interest in interiors. After the candles have burnt out, the vessels are intended to be repurposed as keepsakes for flower stems.

Stone House is a synthesis of competing trends in late modernist thought and design, which Isamu Noguchi dubbed a “modern temple”.

The Korea Furniture Museum: a collection of furniture — or in some cases entire buildings — gathered from across Korea and reassembled onsite into 10 hanok structures.

In the heart of the Tyrolean Alps with Studio van der Zee, who create hand-made, solid wood furniture from native wood.