Designed by Julian Schnabel as a palazzo-gone-rogue, the interior of Palazzo Chupi is even more dynamic than the façade—featuring one of Picasso’s “Femme au Chapeau” works. Interior: Hut Sachs Studio/HS2 Architecture, in collaboration with Julian Schnabel Photo: Robert Polidori

We are losing a few letters in our name & moving sothebyshome.com to Sotheby’s. That’s right, first name basis from now on. See you at the newly unveiled marketplace at Sotheby’s, where home décor will be next to handbags, collectors’ sneakers, watches, jewelry & more!

So much to love in Jan Showers’ space for this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House: titled “A Lady’s Study,” it radiates glamour and comfort. From the contemporary art to the chandelier to the Benjamin Moore walls, the mix of antique and modern is design alchemy. Photo: @stephenkarlisch

Forget about the yellow brick road, we are taking a curvy rainbow road to a comfy seat this weekend, thanks to the creative works of Pieces by an Aesthetic Pursuit. The Brooklyn-based trio knows how to think outside the proverbial box. Photo: Claire Esparros

Found: An inviting space by Massucco Warner to combat WFH fatigue. Just the spot to reflect and recharge, enveloped by @FarrowandBall’s gorgeous Hague Blue. Photo: Aaron Leitz

When you build a room around a work by Anish Kapoor, you’re off to quite a start. Jaime Beriestain plays off the deep blue with acrylic tables and pillows in a white living room. Let the art speak for itself when you’re showcasing Sir Anish Kapoor. Photo: Manolo Yllera

Words can’t do justice to Malene Barnett’s “a view from my kitchen” as photographed for MOYI magazine, featuring the artist’s ceramic vessels and paintings. She is also an activist and founder of #badguild. We CANNOT wait to see #OBSIDIANbyBADG this winter. Photo: David Land

We’re digging these “tropical vibes,” as aptly stated by Atelier ND, the designer of this mesmerizing pattern-on-pattern space. The Cole & Son wallpaper under the eaves sets the stage for a celebration of graphic expression in this bedroom. Photo: Space Aesthetics Studio

Who says wicker is just for summer? Not Marella Agnelli—an icon known for her sophisticated risk-taking. She used wicker to bring an informal note to elevated spaces, such as these@bonacina1889 chairs in front of a Mario Schifano mural. Interior: Ward Bennett Photo: Oberto Gili

An “enchanted forest” is how VERANDA describes this home designed by the incomparable Miles Redd, and we couldn’t agree more. The custom-printed wallpaper panorama of the Italian countryside indeed feels enchanted. Photo: Douglas Friedman

We love taking sneak peeks of Swoon Worthy Cents’ home. But this shot of the designer’s cat takes it to another level. Stretch and face 2021—that’s exactly how we feel! Interior: @swoonworthyblog

With a disco aesthetic and echoes of the Memphis movement, you get Olivia Stutz’s living room for Elle Langston. From the chair by JUMBO NYC to Alex Proba’s rug to the Elemental coffee table by Toogood, every piece pleases the eye. Photo: Sean Litchfield Featured in Architectural Digest

Based on Dulux’s 2019 Colour Palette, this spot is cloaked in Mondrian Blue, Mitchell Blue and Old Money. The piece by Stacey Rees amplifies the Memphis movement-like playfulness of color contrasts. Interior & styling: Bree Leech with Andrea Lucena-Orr; Photo by Lisa Cohen

When designer sabine marcelis and architect PaulCournet set out to design a Rotterdam loft, there was a good chance it wouldn’t look like other lofts. Mission accomplished: the distinctive space reflects their innovative, thoughtful sensibilities. Photo by christoffer regild / Living Inside

We’re dying for the pattern-on-pattern brilliance by #AD100 2021 designer Patrick Mele. Maximalism done right is a feast for the eyes with Adelphi Paper Hangings anchoring the floral fantasia and Aspraes Limited curtains and upholstery. Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

Charles Benjamin’s ode to the Abbaye de Chaalis hits us on so many levels: the appreciation for this gem in the countryside north of Paris, alongside the yearning to travel. Until then, we can revel from afar in the collection of Nélie Jacquemart-André. Photo: Charles Benjamin

We’re looking back to move forward. We can’t deny the charm of nostalgic collectibles like in designer mh’s space, featured here. Shop our collectibles: sothebys.com/en/buy/interio…

Australian artist Kate Mayes has a thing for floral and jungle motifs. Her paintings and limited-edition prints bring a major wash of rich colors. In this room, her “So Glad You Made It” print serves as the backdrop for a study in blue-on-blue gorgeousness. Photo: Kate Mayes

In ceramist Carlos Otero’s NYC home office, his unglazed “Forms” stand at attention in a hybrid bookshelf/desk. The mix of textures and earthy hues makes the nook a visual feast and a productive workspace. Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO for Architectural Digest Styling: Mieke ten Have

From the lavish entry hall to the resplendent garden to the maximalist dining room, one could never mistake fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s stunning Calcutta home for a shrinking violet. Photos: Björn Wallander for Architectural Digest