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Amansara: a revived royal guesthouse in Siem ReapFresh from a thoughtful renovation, Amansara in Siem Reap revisits its 1960s royal heritage, pairing New Khmer architecture with Aman’s signature hospitality and easy access to the temples of Angkor
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Did the world’s best airline get even more luxe?Singapore Airlines has announced new long-haul cabin designs to make your journey even more comfortable
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At Lunette, Florence Knight brings an artist’s eye to the tableFlorence Knight’s first solo project, Lunette at London’s St Clement hotel, serves up beautifully framed riverside views and picture-perfect dishes
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Venice's newest boutique hotel is inside a 17th-century palazzoCanarregio continues to get a glow-up with an intimate retreat in a boutique hotel hosted in a 17th Century Venetian Palazzo
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Introducing Lei Flat, a secret dining 'apartment' above New York's buzziest wine barThe James Beard Award-winning bar in Chinatown just opened a cosy upstairs dining room. Here's what to expect
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Serras Sevilla is a new design hotel in a 1915 architectural gemWallpaper* checks in at Serras Sevilla. The meticulously restored 1915 building by Aníbal González pairs historic Sevillian architecture with contemporary interiors, cathedral views and a rooftop plunge pool
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Vito’s brings New York glamour to a landmark Sydney buildingSunday Co. bring a slice of mid-century Manhattan to Sydney’s heritage-listed Burns Philp Building, with a lavish interior by Design Madgwick and a menu of elevated classics
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the most stylish new openings in the world, from a revamped 15th-century palazzo in Florence to hotelier Sean MacPherson’s glamorous West Palm Beach refuge
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The best new London restaurants to try nowFrom the highly anticipated Lunette at St. Clement to a nose-to-tail restaurant in London's Smithfield, it's the best new openings in the city
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Marrion’s brings a New York neighbourhood bar to HackneyOn Morning Lane, Elliott Kaye’s first solo venture serves martinis, bistro favourites and a warm welcome in a room inspired by The Big Apple
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In transit with photographer Nuria Val: ‘Pictures are how I try to get the feeling back’The travel photographer and Rowse co-founder talks sleeper trains, being on the go with her cameras and opening a hotel in southern Catalonia
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NM3 brings its signature metalwork to an intimate Roman wine barBehind Pierre’s extensive wine list is a compact interior of bush-hammered stone, original flooring and NM3’s signature metalwork
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Bar Leone's Lorenzo Antinori is opening a new cocktail bar at Rosewood Hong KongBar Camillo brings a slice of Italian living-room culture to the Hong Kong hotel, with mid-century interiors, seasonal cocktails and a Negroni trolley
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In Venice, Four Seasons’ Danieli is full of romance after a Pierre-Yves Rochon restorationLagoon blues, pastel Murano chandeliers and restored Gothic interiors greet guests at the newly reopened Danieli, Venezia
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Kid is a new Turkish grill that’s setting Soho alightChef Sertaç Dirik’s first solo restaurant, Kid, brings blistered bread, exemplary kebaps, and a room full of energy to a brick-lined corner of Soho
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Six generations in, this Japanese bolthole is shaping a new chapter in ryokan designWith suites designed by Simplicity and a tea room framing the forest, Hanamurasaki offers a fresh perspective on the Japanese hot-springs retreat
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Build a property empire on the Côte d’Azur with a custom Monopoly gameYour favourite board game just got chicer
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London has fallen for listening bars, but who is listening?Behind London’s listening-bar boom lies a debate about musical taste, hospitality and the ingredients of a good night out
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Circle13 are updating pétanque for a new generationAt Circle13 in London Fields, a century-old French sport gets a contemporary makeover, with design-led interiors, Basque-inspired small plates and a refreshing approach to drinking
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Tour London like a local with chef Imogen KwokAs we welcome the return of our pocket-sized Wallpaper* Travel Guide series, the culinary creative shares the places that feed her curiosity in the British capital
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You can now stay in this restored Jean Prouvé house on the French RivieraRescued in Alsace and restored in Nancy, Maison Prouvé 58 joins Les Maisons CAB on the grounds of a Provençal mas below Saint-Paul-de-Vence
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In transit with chef Merlin Labron-JohnsonThe chef behind Somerset’s Osip shares what makes a trip worthwhile for him, from taking up a local’s lunch recommendation to stumbling across great kitchen tools
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Le Cornichon’s founders open new Paris nightspot, Le Poisson VolantBertrand Chauveau and Paul Henri reunite with Claves Architecture to turn Paris’ former L’International into a restaurant and nightclub
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At El Roblar hotel, Ojai’s bohemian spirit finds a new homeA century-old Spanish Revival hotel returns to Ojai, bringing an eccentric collection of art, antiques and Californian character
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Daniel Humm’s new restaurant is an all-out fantasy, thanks to the help of some very important friendsWith 1980s-inspired interiors by Pierre Yovanovitch and a painted ceiling worth of the Sistine Chapel by Francesco Clemente, Humm is New York dining at its finest
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Japanese cooking settles into warm, pine-lined surroundings at Notting Hill’s NakimushiChefs Robin Kosuge and Yuji Shimokawa Kelly share a Notting Hill townhouse, serving ramen downstairs and inventive Japanese dishes upstairs
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In transit with fine jewellery designer Marla AaronFrom a formative year in Argentina to an unlikely in-flight friendship, the New Yorker reflects on the experiences that travel has given her
