Staircases

The World of Interiors selects unique staircases that spiral and ascend to connect floors while making a statement
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From the archive: inside the wonky home of artist Carlos Páez Vilaró
Like a cluster of Daleks, the curvaceous-cum-spiky live/work home created by the late Carlos Páez Vilaró in 1980 in Argentina might as well be life on Mars, says Hugo Beccacece
Inside fashion executive Felipe Oliveira Baptista’s Parisian pad
Felipe Oliveira Baptista has lived in Paris for two decades but misses the continual sunshine that his native Lisbon afforded. So when he and his wife, Séverine, went hunting for a flat in the City of Lights large picture windows and a panorama were top of the agenda
Art Deco in Japan: The Surprising History of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
This Art Deco palace in Japan, once home to members of the imperial house and now the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, has a surprising history of cross-cultural meeting points and showcases the best of 1930s French artistry and Japanese craftsmanship
Caballo de Hierro is no ordinary finca
Engulfed by a vast stretch of nature, Caballo de Hierro is a utopia made even more perfect by its complete privacy: The grand double-height entrance hall with exposed beams and a clay-tiled roof recalls the original building Visit https://www.worldofinteriors.com/story/caballo-de-hierro Website For More Information
Turkish delights: Erkal Aksoy’s Alaturca House is a temple of treasures
Anatolian antique pottery clusters at the base of the stairwell, which is in turn lined with 1960s vintage paintings and works by Istanbul-based artist Pinar Birim, who is represented by Saatchi Gallery
Salvador Dalí ’s Port Lligat house is a final surrealist masterwork
Staircases are illogically organised, and some lead nowhere. One of Dali’s taxidermy swans can be seen at the top of this one (plucked directly from Portlligat Bay beach)
Woven Stories
The Rug Company’s handmade Supertextures collection, intricately patterned in tones of slate and cream, is a celebration of the natural world
Papal zeal: there’s much to excite in the Spanish palace of a certain pope-producing dynasty
Famed for their ties both ecclesial and criminal, the House of Borgia also presided over great Gothic splendour – as the Ducal Palace of Gandia thoroughly attests
Kilburn’s 19th-century tin tabernacle turned battleship
In the 1940s, Kilburn’s 19th-century tin tabernacle was transformed into a replica of the naval training vessel TS Bicester by the local sea cadets, complete with a consecrated chapel decked out with Hollywood film props
Refreshingly different things to do this March
What to do, see and eat in the UK this month, from open gardens to craft fairs
An assiduous collector’s charming antiques-filled Elizabethan abode
Ever since he caught the collecting bug as a young boy, the owner of this Elizabethan house in the north of England has been assiduously acquiring antique objets with an expert’s knowledge and just a touch of glorious, devil-may-care glee
Luis Barragán and Max Cetto’s early-career rented loft in Mexico City
When they came across this loft apartment for rent in Mexico City, an architect and his photographer partner instantly lost their hearts to its vast windows, high ceilings and fascinating heritage
An ancient Tunis courtyard house revived by John Pawson
When a 17th-century courtyard house in Tunis’s ancient walled city caught the eye of a Paris-based design consultant, its transformation was all or nothing, and in choosing the minimalist architect John Pawson to rebuild it, stylistically he got both
An untouched Art Deco villa is on the market outside Paris
This perfectly preserved Art Deco lodge is a time capsule of the 1930s
An untouched Art Deco villa is on the market outside Paris
This perfectly preserved Art Deco lodge is a time capsule of the 1930s