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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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This winter’s menswear is all about ‘crafting characters’Classic sartorialism gets a sporty, preppy twist for A/W 2026, as captured in the November 2026 issue of Wallpaper*. See it as inspiration for crafting a new persona as we enter a new style season
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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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Aya Moug's papyrus furniture connects her Egyptian roots with contemporary designWorking with papyrus, Egyptian designer Aya Moug creates furniture that is both contemporary in aesthetic and innovative in its use of material. Her work is now part of Design Doha (5 November 2026 - 31 January 2027)
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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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Step inside Karon Davis' theatrical and creative worldKaron Davis mines the rich seam of the performing arts, restaging ballet dancers and circus acts into compelling installations in preparation for new shows in Seattle and New York
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At Kettle’s Yard, Sunil Gupta considers photography, identity and belonging‘Life with a Camera, 1970 – Now’ sees the photographer gather his work for an intimate retrospective in Cambridge, UK
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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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The story behind Berluti’s magical ‘The Little Prince’ collectionNick Vinson discovers the limited-edition collection, which sees Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s classic book translated onto a series of accessories through Berluti’s superlative leatherwork
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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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How Aldo Bakker's ambiguous designs merge sculpture and functionAldo Bakker's latest exhibition, titled ‘Strangely Familiar’, is currently on view in Amsterdam at Looiersgracht 60 until 23 December 2026. Nick Vinson spoke to the designer about materials and forms
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On a trip around Romania, Harley Weir photographs today’s witchesFor a new book, ‘Witch’, Harley Weir and fashion designer Dilara Findikoglu take a trip across Romania
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Look closely: This table actually tells a story about geopoliticsUsing intricate bands of sand and powdered glass, designer Fernando Mastrangelo creates furnishings that evoke the majesty of contested landscapes
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‘I have always been interested in the relationship between design, engineering and precision’: Sir Norman Foster on making his watch debutThe Pritzker Prize-winning architect has created a duo of timepieces with Lebond
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A new memoir takes us behind the scenes of Robert Wilson’s creative universeWallpaper* talks to actor and writer Keith McDermott, who was tasked with assembling and helping to articulate eight decades of Wilson tales in ‘The Space Behind the Face’, a memoir of the theatre director and artist
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Step inside Irving Penn’s fashion-filled world in Paris‘Penn & Fashion’ at MEP celebrates the illustrious career of the man who transformed fashion photography, at Vogue and beyond
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New York art exhibitions to see in NovemberRead our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in November, from June Leaf's sculptures at New Museum to Julie Curtiss’ obscured paintings at Gagosian
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Has Kim Jones designed the ultimate hotel merch?In Tokyo, the British designer unpacks his collaboration with Aman Essentials, a comprehensive wardrobe for those who frequent the luxury hotel group’s resorts – including Jones himself, one of Aman’s most dedicated customers
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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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Who is designing Africa’s future? Seven designers to watch from Design Week Lagos 2026Fresh from the event that explored how to design a new Africa, Wallpaper* looks at some of the names shaping the continent's creative future
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London art exhibitions to see in NovemberRead our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from Nan Goldin at Hayward Gallery to 90s nostalgia at Tate Britain
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Catch Nicola Turner’s horsehair sculptures climbing the walls in LondonOn show at Annely Juda gallery, the artist’s sculptures appear like living figures
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Casa Lilaya is a holistic Brazilian house built on crystal-infused landJust north of Brasília, a single-storey house invites you to connect with nature, but also with yourself
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How filmmakers recreated the mundane-yet-chilling suburban interiors of ‘To Catch a Predator’‘Primetime’ chronicles television presenter Chris Hansen as he hosts one of America’s most-watched programmes. Here, production designer Alex DiGerlando discusses the early-aughts interiors, hidden cameras and photographic references behind Lance Oppenheim’s thriller starring Robert Pattinson
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Tour a minimalist Brooklyn duplex inside a former babka factoryA creative couple spent eight years meticulously renovating their Williamsburg apartment. Now it serves as their home and a living showroom for their furniture brand, Studio Seitz
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Marfa Stance’s debut furniture is dressed in Gee’s Bend quiltsThe British outerwear brand makes its first foray into furniture with a series of seats designed by Stephen Kenn Studio and upholstered in Gee’s Bend quilts
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Celine’s silk scarves offer ‘infinite possibilities’ to adorn your outfitAt Celine, Michael Rider is interested in the personal gestures of dressing – a mood epitomised by his colourful silk foulards, which can be can be wrapped around the waist, wrist or strap of a bag
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Jean Prounis’ ‘Moderne’ jewellery collection is inspired by art deco New YorkIn gold and set with estate diamonds and colourful gems, Prounis’ new jewellery designs nod to art deco art, architecture and culture
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Thom Yorke on bringing the Radiohead and Shakespeare mash-up, ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief’, to the BarbicanThom Yorke and co-creators Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones tell Wallpaper* what it takes to mix Radiohead’s 2003 album with Shakespeare’s play and take it to the stage
