Art dealer Ivor Braka is more exercised by the rare Aesthetic furniture he owns than the grand art he deals from his Queen Anne Revival home in Knightsbridge worldofinteriors.com/story/i…
Oddities, from Madonna’s knickers to Larry Hagman’s gallstone, formed the found art of Barton Beneš, a forgotten face of Aids-era New York worldofinteriors.com/story/b…
For sculptor Kirstine Hindhede, gardening is all about feeling more deeply. In her Copenhagen plot, she sculpts an ever-growing work of art where aesthetics become a vital way of knowing the world worldofinteriors.com/story/k…
Founders of art/retail hybrid Kiosk, Marco ter Haar Romeny and Alisa Grifo, have made their own mark on a Provençal mas, chock-full of painterly paraphernalia from Marco’s artist father worldofinteriors.com/story/k…
Woodland gods, flying penis bells, pygmies battling crocodiles… You’ll find them all – and much more besides – on the walls of art historian Michael Dorsch’s flat in the West Village worldofinteriors.com/story/m…
‘America’s Hidden Treasures’ tours the United States by way of its most esoteric museum collections, each one a complex capsule of national history worldofinteriors.com/story/a…
With its shrine, coin collection
and birthday artworks, the New
York loft of video pioneers Nam
June Paik and Shigeko Kubota
is a moving record of their life
together worldofinteriors.com/story/f…
Monumental metal sculptures dominated the prolific career of French artist Pierre Sabatier, whose legacy is kept alive by his son Damien in the family’s Paris apartment-turned-archive. worldofinteriors.com/story/p…
Enigmatic artist Roland Roure has conjured up thousands of sculptures from his secluded Provençal studio, employing sheet metal, wire cutters, and a whole lot of whimsy worldofinteriors.com/story/r…
The full breadth of work by artist Leonor Fini, who designed perfume bottles for Schiaparelli and illustrated erotic texts by the Marquis de Sade, is put on display in a mesmeric retrospective that will travel to Germany and France. worldofinteriors.com/story/l…
Monsters of mischief, mavens of masking tape, Gary Card and Jason Zhang are set-design darlings of fashion. Godzilla, Bambi and vivid colours vie in their Brixton flat worldofinteriors.com/story/g…
Builder and artist Geraz Ato has carved reliefs of Mesoamerican paradise Tlalocan into the walls of his house, all drawn from Teotihuacán, the vast pre-Hispanic site that lies on his doorstep worldofinteriors.com/story/g…
Claude Monet was far more complicated than his serene, world-famous water lilies would have one believe. His letters reveal grief, financial hardship, and love worldofinteriors.com/story/c…
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham arrived in St Ives unaware that it would become a storied centre of modern British art. Now a survey of her lively oeuvre lands at the town’s Tate worldofinteriors.com/story/w…
Hannah Humphrey made the career of James Gillray possible. A once-in-a-lifetime presentation from Daniel Crouch Rare Books sheds some light on her influence at Frieze Masters worldofinteriors.com/story/h…
The World of Interiors joined Apparatus to celebrate the release of their new collection, Act V, alongside our erotica-themed interiors publication Top Shelf. The after-hours bash provided stimulation for all the senses worldofinteriors.com/story/a…
Built from crockery shards by a
poor Portuguese stonemason,
Maison Bleue in Normandy, with its shrine to Laika, is a bulwark against loneliness worldofinteriors.com/story/m…
Drawing on Chinese folk tradition and the slippery nature of memory, Yumo Yuan’s hallucinatory hand-painted silks make the familiar feel wonderfully strange worldofinteriors.com/story/y…
Colefax director Lucy Hammond Giles has deployed her manifold expertise in this chic collector’s ‘cocoon’ in Paris, all tailored silk swags and faux-marble skirtings worldofinteriors.com/story/l…
The mighty Aphrodite wasn't half flighty, morphing from goddess of love to whatever later cultures wanted her to be. Her many faces are revealed at the Ashmolean worldofinteriors.com/story/a…
