The Shermans’ living room is outfitted with Ligne Roset Smala sofas by Pascal Mourgue and a Kenga rug by Angela Adams.

In the warm interior of the X House in Hennepin, Illinois, Diane Pascal and Thomas Richie enjoy the view from their boiled-wool Ligne Roset couch in the main living area, where wood paneling on the ceiling and walls mirrors the topography of the landscape. A gauzy green curtain adds a moment of color to the scheme.

Out on the deck, Pascal enjoys some relaxed time with their dog, taking a breather in a bit of shade while sun streams across the meadow.

The 1956 LeBaron-Moruzzi Residence by Sam Pascal features all-white interiors with vibrant yellow accents, as seen with the chimney at right.

Pascal poses on the threshold of the living room, which can be closed off with a translucent pocket door, yet still take advantage of the light that pours in from all sides.

Architect Pascal Grosfeld designed seven houses on this plot of land in suburban Holland. The Collettes worked closely with him to make their residence distinct from the neighboring houses and more in keeping with their personal vision of home.

The 510 Cabin is one of Leggitt's designs, executed with the help of student apprentices.

The kitchen was left open so Pascal and Richie wouldn’t be cut off from guests while they cook during dinner parties. The slick-surfaced cooking area contrasts with the more textured and rustic appearance of the main living space.

A trio of Djinn Chairs by French designer Olivier Mourgue from 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), lay atop light boxes.

The cover of Murakami Versailles.

Designed by architect Pascal Truffaut, this countryside home has colorful interiors, a wave-like roof, and a bedroom suspended above the living area.

Hausermann Pascal

Artwork by Pascal Shirley

Pendant by Matthew Fairbank Design.

Clock by Ding3000 for Discipline.

The structure of the coop was inspired by the new bus shelters and newsstands in New York City.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, c. 1962. Image via: archidrop.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Domobiles, 1971-1973. Photo: FRAC Centre.

William Lamson's Solarium.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Habitat Denis, 1972. Photo: FRAC Centre.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Habitat Bérard, 1972-1976. Photo: FRAC Centre.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Cellules plastiques, 1960-1971. Photo: FRAC Centre.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Spatiales Novery, 1965-1969. Photo: FRAC Centre.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Théâtre mobile, 1968-1971. Photo: FRAC Centre.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN,Balcon de Belledonne, 1966. Photo: FRAC Centre.

Frances Chung and Pascal Molat in McGregor's Chroma. © Erik Tomasson

Frances Chung and Pascal Molat in McGregor's Chroma. © Erik Tomasson

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Cellules plastiques, model, 1960-1971. Photo: FRAC Centre.

Designed by Pascal Häusermann and Claude Costy, this weird and wonderful space once held a ceramics workshop.

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN, Église à Mulhouse, model, c. 1971. Photo: FRAC Centre

PASCAL HÄUSERMANN , Construction spatiale, c 1970. Photo: Philippe Magnon, FRAC Centre.

Soft Rocks by Tanya Aguiñiga.

The Anita shelf as seen on The Blog on the Bookshelf.

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In his book "Kesling Modern Structures", author Patrick Pascal writes that the residence "invokes a flight aesthetic that indulged" Beery’s love of flying.