The writer Anaïs Nin’s study in her Los Angeles home has a bank of windows that look onto the garden. Read more here.
At Bohemia, the hotelier Sally Henzell’s cottage in Treasure Beach, Jamaica, framed family photos hang above Henzell’s desk in a corner of her open-plan bedroom. Read more here.
In the office of the interior designer Ben Brougham’s Shelter Island, N.Y., home, there’s a curved desk by Leif Jacobsen, a vintage desk chair by Ward Bennett from Wyeth, a 1960s Pierre Cardin bar cart from Paris’s Saint-Ouen flea market and a Snoopy desk lamp by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos. Read more here.
Kevin Nakashima never moved from his family’s New Hope, Pa., home, the first that his father, the furniture designer George Nakashima, built on the property in 1946. In the office sits the handcrafted walnut furniture for which his father became famous, and a lifetime’s accumulation of art, books, papers and family mementos. Read more here.
In the office of the vintner Manuel Bellod Álvarez de Lorenzana’s family home in Galicia, Spain, there’s a 19th-century portrait of Bellod’s ancestor Blas Batanero Hernández de Ventura. Read more here.
The designer and entrepreneur Ramdane Touhami’s office in his Paris home was inspired by, and replicates, a 1957 wall system designed by Roberto Poggi. Read more here.
The walls and ceiling of the founder and creative director of BorromeodeSilva Carlo Borromeo’s office in his home above Lake Varese in Lombardy, Italy, were hand-painted by Pictalab. Read more here.
A daybed in Lucas Samaras’s office in New York City, where the artist took daily naps. The shelves, which Samaras designed, are full of binders of his drawings and photographs. Read more here.
The study of the art dealer Nicholas Ward-Jackson’s Venice apartment is decorated with a Jean Prouvé Cité chair, a Willy Rizzo bar table (in the foreground), an Isamu Noguchi Akari 10A lamp and bookshelves designed by the architect Mariangela Zanzotto. Read more here.
In the actor Josh Brolin’s Malibu office, a No. 71 lamp by Eileen Gray stands on an antique English walnut pedestal desk. Included among the photos on the wall is a 1982 portrait of William S. Burroughs by Robert Mapplethorpe. Read more here.
A swing meant to be used as a table hangs in a round-bottomed study of one of the artists Arakawa and Madeline Gins’s Reversible Destiny Lofts, completed in 2005 in Mitaka, a Tokyo suburb. Read more here.
In the designer Tamsin Saunders’s garden shed turned studio in London, a pair of hand-painted chairs that once belonged to the British artist Elisabeth Frink flank the casement window. The lamp, from the 1920s, is by Walligraph. Read more here.
The actress Julianne Moore’s home office in Montauk, N.Y., has a Pierre Jeanneret desk and chair, an Alvar Aalto stool and a Willy Van Der Meeren cabinet. The photograph above the fireplace is by Ori Gersht. Read more here.
In the interior designer Ed Ng’s study inside the Karuizawa, Japan, home that he shares with his partner, the architect Terence Ngan, a Patrice Besso painting hangs over a vintage desk. The lounge chair is by George Nakashima. Read more here.
The office in the Paris apartment of the architect and furniture designer Harry Nuriev and his partner, Tyler Billinger, the chief executive officer of Nuriev’s design firm, Crosby Studios, has a denim pouf and desk chair by Nuriev and miniature stools from the designer’s Video Game collection. Read more here.
The third-floor office of a Ward Bennett house in the Hamptons has a wide view of the Atlantic Ocean. The space has a Mathieu Matégot Nagasaki chair, an antique Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann desk and a hand-woven palm Icpalli stool from Mexico. Read more here.
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