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Seiganto-ji (青岸渡寺), Temple of Crossing the Blue Shore, is a Tendai Buddhist temple in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. In 2004, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with other locations, under the name "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range".

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Detail of MBR Custom Bedding. Reverse Sham on Bedding to hide sleeping pillows. Fortuny Fabric on custom carved headboard. Dean Fueroghne Photography

These tapestries were installed in a home in Newport Coast, California. Our client has brought these back from a pilgrimage to Mecca. The tapestries needed to be sewn onto tabs and then installed on rosettes. Installing these two stories in the air on a curved marble staircase was very difficult. The Italian Plaster didn't make it any easier. - Sam Eidt

The emotional center of the home: a three-tier altar in white marble, trimmed in brass, set beneath a hand-painted mural of a South Indian temple gopuram rendered in warm reds, ochres, and blues against a dusty-pink backdrop. A framed image of the family's deity, dressed in fresh marigold garlands, sits at its heart, flanked by small silver lamps lit daily. It's a compact space doing outsized work — turning a few square feet into a daily pilgrimage the family doesn't have to leave home for.

The emotional center of the home: a three-tier altar in white marble, trimmed in brass, set beneath a hand-painted mural of a South Indian temple gopuram rendered in warm reds, ochres, and blues against a dusty-pink backdrop. A framed image of the family's deity, dressed in fresh marigold garlands, sits at its heart, flanked by small silver lamps lit daily. It's a compact space doing outsized work — turning a few square feet into a daily pilgrimage the family doesn't have to leave home for.The emotional center of the home: a three-tier altar in white marble, trimmed in brass, set beneath a hand-painted mural of a South Indian temple gopuram rendered in warm reds, ochres, and blues against a dusty-pink backdrop. A framed image of the family's deity, dressed in fresh marigold garlands, sits at its heart, flanked by small silver lamps lit daily. It's a compact space doing outsized work — turning a few square feet into a daily pilgrimage the family doesn't have to leave home for.