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  1. Hampton Court Palace, Throne Room — james stephanoff
  2. Buckingham House, Queen's Breakfast Room — james stephanoff
  3. Petworth, the Drawing room, Bodycolor on blue paper — Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1828

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  1. Arbeitszimmer von Prinz Karl — Johann Philipp Eduard Gaertner
  2. The door of the Lavirotte Building at 29 Avenue Rapp in Paris, France — jules aimé lavirotte
  3. Varvara Obreskoff's Salon — luigi premazzi (ludwig osipovich)
  4. The Billiard Room at Menil-Hubert — Edgar Degas, 1892
  5. Interior Scene — John Fulleylove
  6. Buckingham House, Queen's Breakfast Room — james stephanoff
  7. Building. Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
  8. Windsor Castle, King's Dressing Room — charles wild
  9. Building. art nouveau building at 18 Pikk, Tallinn, Estonia — jacques gustav-adolf rosenbaum-ehrenbush
  10. Study of a Ruined Building — Sir Alfred James Munnings
  11. Petworth, the Drawing room, Bodycolor on blue paper — Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1828
  12. Hampton Court Palace, Throne Room — james stephanoff
  13. Discovery and Building — carol m highsmith, 2010
  14. East garden on the north – east side of building 4 and on the south – east side of building 3 — Michel Marot, 1972
  15. Buckingham Palace, Green Closet — james stephanoff
  16. Louveira Building — João Batista Vilanova Artigas
  17. Sunshine in the Drawing Room (Solskin i dagligstuen) — vilhelm christian hammershøi, 1910
  18. Woman holding a balance detalj 4 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
  19. The Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
  20. Exterior Old Merensky Building — Universiteit Van Pretoria Museums, 2016
  21. Berlin: Schloss Charlottenburg, Schlosspark, New Pavilion (known as the ‘Schinkel Pavilion’). View of the White Room as sample design for rooms on the upper floor — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  22. Berlin: Schloss Charlottenburg, Schlosspark, New Pavilion (known as the ‘Schinkel Pavilion’). View of the White Room as sample design for rooms on the upper floor — Karl Friedrich Schinkel