Features

'Daniel Brush – The Art of Light and Line' at L’ École School of Jewelry Arts unite 75 of the artist's paintings and wearable sculptures

By Melanie Grant Published 2 June 26

Just a nautical mile from Paros, this under-the-radar destination is beloved for its natural beauty, peaceful living and glamorous visitors

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 2 June 26

Presented by Gallery Fumi's new Manhattan residency, ‘Held In Light' demonstrates the designer's love of craft, memory and whimsy

By Anna Fixsen Published 1 June 26

The auction spans objects from both the radical designer’s personal life and career, from Barbie dolls to Hermès handbags. Here, organisers Salomé Pirson of Maurice Auction and Kerry Taylor Auctions’ Alex Baddeley tell Wallpaper* the story behind the sale

By India Birgitta Jarvis Published 1 June 26

New London restaurant openings this month include Appalachia in Shoreditch, Buvette in Neal’s Yard and Zylia in Covent Garden

By Ben McCormack Last updated 1 June 26

Explore the best new openings in the world, from a design-led bolthole overlooking the Aegean Sea to a swish and soulful sanctuary in Kenya

By Lindsay Cohn Last updated 1 June 26

The UK’s biggest architecture festival launches today (1 June) across the capital with a 400-entry-strong programme of activities; here is our guide for everything you need to know, where to look, what to book, and where to go

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 1 June 26

In his first UK exhibition, ‘Agua Salada', the Puerto Rican artist celebrates the significance of place

By Nargess Banks Published 1 June 26

From architectural precision to a sense of ease and luxury, our comprehensive guide to the world’s best swimwear brands – for both men and women – will help you find the perfect beach attire this summer

By Mary Cleary Last updated 1 June 26

Not only does Paros occupy an enviable position in the Cyclades, it’s also a place of rare versatility where anyone can find an exciting point of entry

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 1 June 26

Whether you're craving an ultra-rare wiskey or cosy banquettes for some canoodling, these are our favourite LA haunts for intoxicating drinks and vibes alike

By Carole Dixon Last updated 31 May 26

For The Promise of Change at Palazzo Grassi - Pinault Collection, Michael Armitage presents 45 paintings spanning a decade, using his dreamlike visual language to navigate Kenyan politics, migration, violence and myth with unsettling emotional force

By Gameli Hamelo Published 31 May 26

The very best residential architecture that the Wallpaper* editors have come across this month, from a Bauhaus-inspired painter's home to a brutalist beauty in Milan

By Anna Solomon Published 31 May 26

If you are looking for an immersive and restorative experience where three days feel like a month, you can’t go wrong with this lesser-known paradise

By Ellie Stathaki Published 31 May 26

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The Twopages X Design Contest 2026 is a chance for emerging and established creatives to see their concepts commercially realised and win a prize of $10,000

By Gavin Hastings Published 30 May 26

Inside the unexpected collaboration, which rethinks the relationship between footwear and horology

By Josh Sims Published 30 May 26

With a culinary prowess that has been millennia in the making, Sifnos is known for its exquisite flavours, crystal clear waters and mesmerising vistas

By Hester Underhill Published 30 May 26

At RockRose Melides, light, proportion, silence and texture are woven together to bring inner peace

By Mary Lussiana Published 29 May 26

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The jeweller’s latest store unfolds as a sequence of immersive interiors, where refined materials, heritage craft and contemporary living come together

By Gavin Hastings Published 29 May 26

The latest release from the pop superstar's upcoming album features a video which celebrates all things handmade. Hannah Silver meets the creators.

By Hannah Silver Published 29 May 26

Thirty years after redefining urban hospitality, Park Hyatt Tokyo begins a new chapter high above Shinjuku, dreamt up by Studio Jouin Manku

By Sofia de la Cruz Last updated 29 May 26

What if the villain in a horror movie wasn’t a monster, but a place? Inspired by an internet urban legend and created by a 20-year-old from his bedroom, ‘Backrooms’ turns the fear of empty, ‘in-between’ spaces into one of the year’s most disturbing films

By Anna Solomon Published 29 May 26

Design studio Vives St-Laurent worked with inherited conditions – modest ceiling heights, sloped roofs and decades of modifications – to draw out the home's original early-20th-century character 

By Anna Solomon Published 29 May 26

A spomenik-spotter’s guide – discover these forgotten brutalist architecture symbols, conceived to evoke Yugoslavian brotherhood and unity

By Eve Nicholson Published 29 May 26

Swedish chef duo Adam Dahlberg and Albin Wessman unveil their most ambitious project yet

By Jonna Dagliden Hunt Published 29 May 26

Wild, elemental and steeped in mythology, Serifos is drawing a new generation of architects, ceramicists and designers to its rugged shores

By Hester Underhill Published 29 May 26

In the studio with the UAE-based artist, who uses collected materials, from rocks to sand and fishing nets, to create works loaded with cultural memory

By Malaika Byng Published 29 May 26