Become a (Temporary) Resident
Perhaps you’d rather not travel to the art, but would rather actually live inside it. With platforms like BoutiqueHomes, a hand-picked selection of architectural gems from the forests of Brazil to the fjords of Norway, it’s possible for art and architecture lovers to pick the home based on architect. For example, this 1970s Brutalist home in Rio’s Santa Teresa neighborhood overlooks the rainforest and was designed by renowned Brazilian architect Wladimir Alves de Souza. And who wouldn’t want to spend a few days in a Le Corbusier-designed studio in the UNESCO-registered “Radiant City” in Marseille or one of the two harmonious homes by luminary Frank Lloyd Wright found on site.
Images:
Caspar David Friedrich
Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer, um 1817
Öl auf Leinwand, 94,8 x 74,8 cm
Hamburger Kunsthalle
© SHK / Hamburger Kunsthalle / bpk / Photo: Elke Walford
Courtesy of Österreich Werbung
The Art of Discovery
Courtesy of Franz Marc, Eselsfries, 1911
Franz Marc Museum, Kochel a. See
Permanent Loan from Private Collection
Courtesy of the Franz Marc Museum
Erich Heckel, Parksee, 1914
Franz Marc Museum, Kochel a. See
Permanent Loan from Private Collection
Courtesy of the Franz Marc Museum
Courtesy of Gasteinertal Tourismus
Location: Stubnerkogel
Courtesy of BoutiqueHomes
Location: Saddle Peak Topanga, LA, California
Designed by Sant Architects