Discreet Shoreditch shop hidden behind a black door that requires a buzzer for entry. Wooden shelves line the tiny space, holding Morrison’s own work alongside anonymous, high-utility hardware.
Former workspace of the Italian designer, preserved as a dense archive of his process. Guided tours move through rooms packed with prototypes, drafting machines, and everyday objects collected for inspiration.
Brera apartment turned atmospheric design gallery. Rotating installations stage vintage and contemporary pieces in domestic rooms that feel more like a home than a shop.
Minimalist white box in Corvetto stocking independent magazines. Large shelves and central tables display a dense selection of rare fashion, art, and design titles for quiet browsing.
Working studio and showroom where fine art wallpaper is designed and printed on-site. The high-resolution patterns are produced as individual sheets – not rolls – and the artist is often present to consult on application.
Imposing concrete halls at the Kulturforum hold a massive timeline of European design. Quiet floors move from medieval gold and Renaissance furniture to modern industrial pieces and high fashion.
Marais bookshop and gallery specializing in fashion, photography, and art. Stacks of rare zines and international magazines fill the front; the back room hosts a constant rotation of exhibitions and artist events.
Functioning furniture showroom where the 1950s-inspired interior is completely redesigned every six months. It doubles as a specialty coffee shop, pouring Coutume beans and serving pastries near Canal Saint-Martin.
Cozy concept store for Japanese homewares with a specialty bar pouring ceremonial-grade matcha. A small play corner makes it a popular stop for parents, though seating is limited.
Case Study House #8 sits in a eucalyptus meadow above the ocean. Tours remain outside, looking through glass walls at the warm, object-filled spaces preserved inside.
Sprawling Art Deco complex that was once a famous Southern California bakery. Today, its industrial halls house high-end design showrooms, an art bookstore, and the destination gastropub Father's Office.
Homewares shop selling the custom pieces used in the Gjelina Group's restaurants, from handmade ceramics to local linens. Pantry staples like spice blends and finishing salts are made in the Gjusta kitchen next door.
Historic Design District building where a massive Zaha Hadid sculpture twists through a four-story atrium. The ground-floor bar sits directly beneath it – a sleek spot with an 18-seat counter and celadon velvet banquettes.
Definitive collection of modern art, from Picasso and Dalí to Warhol and Pollock. The fifth floor is the main draw, holding iconic works like Monet's *Water Lilies* and Van Gogh's *Starry Night*.
