Art

Natural light fills the home, which Watson and Tschopp decorated with a mix of modern classics, thrift-store finds, and more contemporary design pieces like the Cappellini couch.

A composition of scorched wood strips make this interior feel like the bark of a tree, in an Austrian retreat designed by Terenobu Fujimori. (Photo by Philipp Kreidl)

Photographer Paul Nelson followed the migratory patterns of North American birds to capture a one-of-akind glimpse of their natural and captivating movements as they take off for flight. #art #photography #madeinamerica

Henri Boissiere explores saturation and the blurring and blending of color for this series. A sense of soft focus makes this a statement piece in your room. #art #madeinamerica

In the dining room, antique wooden busts and a machiche cross designed by Farca are arranged on a resin countertop by Monica Calderon. The bar conceals a service area with an espresso machine.

This tree house in Sweden with a mirrored exterior by Tham and Videgård Arkitekter is just large enough to host two people.

Photo by Hula Studios Inc

The bar was built to complement the skate bowl with a design that would work in tandem with it. A black Smeg refrigerator and surfboard rack are just a few inclusions that contribute to the overall industrialized look. Going a step further, a 4.5-meter-long timber bar created from ground and polished concrete was designed to match the flooring seamlessly.

A fully functional concrete skate bowl plays a quintessential role in the layout and movement of the space. With walls lined with custom art by South African street artist Jack Fox, the playful quality of the space is achieved.