A new Marrakesh warehouse gallery draws from contemporary Moroccan design while avoiding the clichés. Its exhibition Noir sur Blanc unites Pop art, film, photography and collectables sourced from Atelier Mayer founder Carmen Haid’s vintage trove| The World Of Interiors
Is there a secret language hidden in 17th- and 18th-century Dutch still-life flower paintings? Although mostly rejected by modern scholarship, this idea is so beguiling that it refuses to go away… From the symbolic to the mundane, double meanings abound in these bouquets| The World Of Interiors
In the 1780s, at his Umbrian villa, a young cavaliere blew his fortune on booze and betting – and a cast of eye-fooling painted characters. Marella Caracciolo Chia finds beauty in bankruptcy| The World Of Interiors
Photography duo Coppi Barbieri on using textiles and water to create the dreamiest of still lifes| The World Of Interiors
The fabrics and garments on show in ‘Andy Warhol: The Textiles’ were only recently attributed to the Pop Art icon – a feat of detective work undertaken curator-collectors Richard Chamberlain and Geoffrey Raynor| The World Of Interiors
Robert Indiana shows us Warhol when the wig is off, or rather before it was even put on.| The World Of Interiors
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The history of the medium has long been rooted in church architecture; now, modern makers are diffracting its variegated possibilities| The World Of Interiors