Finally tall enough to reach the toys she’d lusted after all these years.
(Photo: Cristobal Palma; Dwell)
Finally tall enough to reach the toys she’d lusted after all these years.
(Photo: Cristobal Palma; Dwell)
In their haste to score an original Damien Hirst, her parents had sped off to Art Basel without her.
(Original photo by Christian Beyer)
It was hard to concentrate with the horse’s jeering laughter.
(Photo: Misha Gravenor; Dwell)
Even at high noon, it was always dark in the bedroom.
(Photo: Dan Monick; Dwell)

Bright white and shiny—he’d finally met his perfect match.
(Photo: Mark Seelen; Dwell)
Exhausted by another episode of soft-parenting, the glass wall broke free from the framing.
(Photo: Shawn Records; Dwell)
Must. Have. More. Paneling.
(Photo: Daniel Hennessy; Dwell)
He’d finally decided to eliminate the one thing that blemished the uninterrupted expanse of concrete and plywood—himself.
(Photo: Dave Lauridsen; Dwell)
Genghis was sorely disappointed to learn that breaking out of the white acrylic bubble was merely step one in his escape.
(Caption by UH; photo by clickclickjim.com)
Each night they sat closer to the windows, to better luxuriate in the knowledge that their’s was the most wonderful converted underpass in all the land.
(Photo: Gunnar Knechtal; Dwell)