In one of his latest at-home visits with a notable creative, photographer Todd Selby invades Vogue features director Sally Singer’s NYC abode at the legendary Hotel Chelsea. As the front-row fixture is a particular favorite of mine, I find peering into Singer’s domestic world totally thrilling. In addition to a slew of great images, Selby’s standard Q&A with Singer offers some savory responses, such as to, "What was the most fun you have ever had while working?"

Photographer Todd Selby has become a household name within the fashion industry, thanks to his charming photos of creatives in their typically not-so-humble abodes, all of which he showcases online. Subjects have included everyone from the designers behind Obesity and Speed, as well as those behind the now defunct Obedient Sons, to model Erin Wasson and Michael Stipe. And now comes news that the photog-du-jour will be teaming up with arbiter of cool, Parisian boutique Colette, for his first-ever exhibition.

The Selby has in recent months become a household name amongst creatives. Put simply, it’s the blog of shutterbug Todd Selby, which features an expansive library of images of creatives in their homes (think everyone from Saved's Scott Campbell, Nylon's Marvin Jarrett, and scribe Tom Wolfe, to The Last Magazine's Magnus Berger and model Erin Wasson). And now, not only can you look into the lives of the fashion, music, and art world elite, you can buy their wares via the site as well.

Photographer Todd Selby has launched an online reverse peep-hole, the scope of which Cosmo Kramer can only dream. Selby focuses his lens on the interiors of the New York-dwelling artiste. Authors, filmmakers, musicians, designers, leather kings -- all are accounted for. Meryl Smith’s apartment terrifies me, with those hideous insects displayed proudly on her wall, and Tom Wolfe looks oddly like a wooden post. Selby invites suggestions on whose abode to shoot next, but I’ll do him one better. After the jump, a photo of my home I took special just for you.