Features

The Los Angeles hotel’s storied past is reflected in its timeless logo, a typemark set in calligraphic strokes that invoke a script first used by biblical scribes

By Kevin EG Perry Published 8 July 26

The designer’s sophomore couture outing for the house looked towards a book of fairy tales from Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel’s library, for a collection that married fantasy and function

By Jack Moss Published 8 July 26

The artist brings an immersive eeriness to Switzerland's Fondation Beyeler

By Hannah Silver Published 8 July 26

In Fort Lauderdale, Belgian architect Bernard Dubois reworks the classic Florida motel formula with a European eye

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 7 July 26

Architect David Rockwell’s next trick is to conjure up an enchanting new venue for the Chicago magic scene

By Rima Suqi Published 7 July 26

Nearly five decades after opening, New York's New Museum unveils its first permanent restaurant. Designed by OMA, Oberon combines sculptural cork interiors, contemporary art commissions and a menu rooted in downtown culture

By Osman Can Yerebakan Published 7 July 26

Three Chimneys, a brutalist Barcelona venue used during the UIA World Congress of Architects 2026, is a modernist landmark awaiting to be reborn

By Suzanne Wales Published 7 July 26

The American artist’s process of ‘knotting, pleating and moulding’ inspired Jonathan Anderson’s sophomore couture collection for the Parisian house, which married sculptural forms with vivid colour and embellishment

By Jack Moss Published 7 July 26

From its distinctive shade of blue to the hand-drawn lettering resembling a hot-stamped letterpress typeface, the Tiffany & Co logo is an enduring American icon

By Rosa Bertoli Published 7 July 26

Designed around movement, The Vale placed Michelin-starred food, art installations and premium views directly against the British Grand Prix circuit

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 6 July 26

Among our series on enduring American design motifs, Snoopy is perhaps the most endearing – and still a hot shot

By Hannah Silver Published 6 July 26

Last week we launched our annual list of the talents that make up America’s creative landscape. But what exactly is it? And who is on it? Here’s everything you need to know

By Wallpaper* Published 6 July 26

Designer Rajiv Saini has transformed a high-rise apartment in Mumbai’s upscale Worli neighbourhood into a contemporary oasis

By Tianna Williams Published 6 July 26

In the 1960s, Ray Gotto's New York Mets logo emerged as a balm for the brokenhearted: Anne Quito explores the genesis of one of the city's most beloved brand identities

By Anne Quito Published 6 July 26

The American artist cinematically captures moments of stillness and peace in her beautifully rendered oil paintings

By Hannah Silver Published 6 July 26

IBM Research, Universal Design Studio and Map Project Office work within a modernist landmark to give a home to the next generation of computing

By Ann Dingli Published 6 July 26

Founder Hannah Barry tells Wallpaper* why Bold Tendencies – a non-profit arts organisation atop a multistorey car park in south-east London – is all about exercising your joy

By Zoe Whitfield Published 6 July 26

First conceived in a one-bedroom New York apartment, Thom Browne’s shrunken grey suit has helped him forge a $500 million empire. Speaking to Jack Moss, he breaks down this great American success story

By Jack Moss Published 5 July 26

Our resident drinks writer, Neil Ridley recently visited the sun-kissed streets of Porto to discover why Port & Tonic is the talk of the town

By Neil Ridley Published 5 July 26

Influential and visually arresting, Brazilian modernism has left a mark, not only on the country's history but also on the 20th-century movement's global evolution; our guide explores its impact

By Harriet Thorpe Published 5 July 26

‘Be entertaining, be sparkling. Effervescence is required,’ says the interior designer as he shares his hosting tips with Wallpaper*

By Tianna Williams Published 5 July 26

For our August US issue, we celebrate American design, encapsulated here in Andy Warhol's can of Campbell's tomato soup

By Hannah Silver Published 4 July 26

David Collins Studio turns a basement beneath River North’s Crying Tiger into a velvet-lined speakeasy of smoked mirror, polished nickel and low amber light

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 4 July 26

IFDO’s Eagle House for Hastings Commons transforms a neglected Victorian building into a youth centre, affordable workspace and community hub

By Ali Morris Published 4 July 26

We attended the UIA World Congress of Architects 2026, the profession's triennial event, which zoomed in this year on themes of transition and adaptation

By Suzanne Wales Published 4 July 26

Originally designed by Gae Aulenti in 1988, Louis Vuitton's first-ever watch returns in glossy ceramic, reimagined as a wearable charm for the house's SS27 menswear show

By Thor Svaboe Published 4 July 26

The Sea, The Sea expands its fish counter-cum-chef’s table into a full restaurant, retail and terrace operation

By Ben McCormack Published 4 July 26