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Pantone chose white as colour of the year: resistance to plurality, or quiet emblem of hope?
The Pantone Colour of the Year 2026 – Cloud Dancer white – was met with both intrigue and horror from the design community. We speak to four design professionals who weigh in on this year's candid hue
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Sir Devonshire Square is a new kind of hotel for the City of London
A Dutch hospitality group makes its London debut with a design-forward hotel offering a lighter, more playful take on the City’s usual formality
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In South Wales, a remote coastal farmhouse flaunts its modern revamp, primed for hosting
A farmhouse perched on the Gower Peninsula, Delfyd Farm reveals its ground-floor refresh by architecture studio Rural Office, which created a cosy home with breathtaking views
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How to brush your teeth like Rick Owens
The Dark Prince of Fashion collaborates with oral care brand Selahatin to create a toothpaste, mouthwash, mouth spray, and toothbrush. ‘You don’t need to have many things, but the essential things should be made special,’ says Owens
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Remembering Robert A.M. Stern, an architect who discovered possibility in the past
It's easy to dismiss the late architect as a traditionalist. But Stern was, in fact, a design rebel whose buildings were as distinctly grand and buttoned-up as his chalk-striped suits
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Inside the Melbourne exhibition which puts fashion renegades Rei Kawakubo and Vivienne Westwood in conversation
‘Westwood Kawakubo’ at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in Melbourne draws on the designers’ shared ‘spirit of rebellion’, curators Katie Somerville and Danielle Whitfield tell Wallpaper*
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Remembering Martin Parr, astute documenter of the human condition
Martin Parr, a giant of photography, has died aged 73
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Design is key in TAG Heuer’s end-of-year watch releases
TAG Heuer is embracing exciting materials and new collaborations, capping off a big year; discover the new Fragment and Monaco limited editions
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A Dutch visitor centre echoes the ‘rising and turning’ of the Wadden Sea
The second instalment in Dorte Mandrup’s Wadden Sea trilogy, this visitor centre and scientific hub draws inspiration from the endless cycle of the tide
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David/Nicolas raise contemporary craft to a canter at this new Abu Dhabi riding school
The Lebanese design duo draw on Emirati equestrian heritage to create two contemporary spaces for ADREA, a new school of classical horsemanship
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Piet Oudolf is the world’s meadow-garden master: tour his most soul-soothing outdoor spaces
Piet Oudolf is one of the most impactful contemporary masters of landscape and garden design; explore our ultimate guide to his work
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A new photo book takes you behind the scenes of some of cinema's most beloved films, from 'Fargo' to 'Charlie's Angels'
Set decorator Lauri Gaffin captures Hollywood's quieter moments in an arresting new book
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This sculptural London seafood restaurant was shaped by ‘the emotions of the sea’
In Hanover Square, Mazarine pairs a bold, pearlescent interior with modern coastal cuisine led by ‘bistronomy’ pioneer chef Thierry Laborde
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These classic board games are elevated with a creative twist
From a leather Snakes and Ladders to a whimsical Noughts and Crosses (plus a few newcomers): browse our edit of the best board games to keep you and your guests entertained this holiday season
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Remembering Frank Gehry, a titan of architecture and a brilliant human being
Long-time Wallpaper* contributor Michael Webb reflects on the legacy of the Los Angeles architect, who died today at age 96
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King of cashmere Brunello Cucinelli on his new biographical docu-drama: ‘This is my testimony’
Directed by Cinema Paradiso’s Giuseppe Tornatore, ‘Brunello: the Gracious Visionary’ premiered in cinematic fashion at Rome’s Cinecittà studios last night, charting the meteoric rise of the deep-thinking Italian designer
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Out of office: The Wallpaper* editors’ picks of the week
It’s wet, windy and wintry and, this week, the Wallpaper* team craved moments of escape. We found it in memories of the Mediterranean, flavours of Mexico, and immersions in the worlds of music and art
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A 1970s brutalist icon becomes Tbilisi’s most striking new hotel
Neri&Hu transforms a Soviet-era post office into the Georgian capital’s anticipated Telegraph Hotel
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Step inside the soft but vibrant Madrid home of interior designer Marta de la Rica
Earlier in 2025, Wallpaper* visited Marta de la Rica’s studio, which captured her meticulously considered design language. Now, we glimpse a softer side of the designer – her personal home – which radiates the warmth and energy of family life
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These ten albums had the best artwork of 2025
A plethora of new releases this year look as good as they sound. Here are our favourites
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Dib Bangkok, a new Thai cultural destination, celebrates rawness and local grace
With Dib Bangkok, Thailand’s first international contemporary art museum, Kulapat Yantrasast plays all the angles
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Lose track of time at a retro-futuristic listening bar in Melbourne
LB’s Record Bar is a cinematic sanctuary designed for lingering and listening
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Montcalm Mayfair opens a new chapter for a once-overlooked London hotel
A thoughtful reinvention brings craftsmanship, character and an unexpected sense of warmth to a London hotel that was never previously on the radar
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Meet the Next Generation of creative stars to know in January Wallpaper*, out now
From young designers, artists and architects about to make the world a better place to emerging cultural hotspots for your radar – discover a new dawn in Wallpaper* January 2026, on newsstands
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An analogue room planner kit makes designing your dream home a doddle
Planora, a new room planner option conceived by a team of three Swedish architects, is a beautifully produced, analogue tool to help conceptualise your new space
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Could this 3D-printed dwelling solve Luxembourg’s housing crisis?
With Tiny House Lux, ODA Architects showcases a functional, low-cost and sustainable home that serves as an important case study for the potential benefits of 3D-printed construction
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A soulful new installation by Ini Archibong raises spirits for visitors to a Hebridean island distillery
To celebrate its 200th anniversary, Port Ellen unveils a striking sculpture that captures the smoky mysteries of the Islay ‘ghost’ distillery’s seriously palate-blowing Scotch
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Our guide to shopping from fashion’s rising stars and independent makers this festive season
As part of our Uprising series – which celebrates fashion’s rising talents – Orla Brennan collates the ways you can invest in independent brands for truly special gifting
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Sean Ono Lennon debuts music video for ‘Happy Xmas (War Is Over)’
The 11-minute feature, ‘War is Over!’, has launched online; watch it here and read our interview with Sean Ono Lennon, who aimed to make a music video ‘more interesting’
