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SL House by Padovani Arquitetos boasts a harmonious relationship between architecture, nature, and wellbeing

By Tianna Williams Published 30 July 26

At the new Island Records and EMI King’s Cross office, works by Annie Leibovitz, Thierry Noir, Jeremy Deller, Corbin Shaw, and Anton Corbijn are housed in a space by Interesting Projects

By Laura Havlin Published 30 July 26

Italy’s best new hotels for 2026 include revived palazzi, mountain hideaways, beachside takeovers and grand names entering a new chapter

By Laura May Todd Published 29 July 26

Read our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from Del La Grace Volcano's first institutional show in the UK to Chardchakaj Waikawee’s Bangkok photography

By Tianna Williams Last updated 29 July 26

The offices of boundary-pushing LA film production company Neon Rated by Studio Muka reference old Hollywood and cinematic storytelling through a design lens

By Michael Reynolds - US Director Published 29 July 26

Rave culture's ‘Euro summer’ golden age is captured in a new photobook, ‘Never Alone: 1997–2004 Raving in Europe’; here, its photographers look back

By Henrietta Taylor Published 29 July 26

The toilet is design’s last taboo. Trone founder Hugo Volpei is on a mission to change that – turning this most overlooked of objects into an object of desire

By Anna Solomon Published 28 July 26

The multi-hyphenate creative director, stylist and artist’s latest project is ‘Le Parlour’, an evolving social salon in central London that will host a rolling programme of events and installations until the end of the year

By Jack Moss Published 28 July 26

Designers Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu invite us into their beachfront Amagansett home: take a tour, and discover what they love about the East Hampton location

By Rosa Bertoli Published 28 July 26

The latest lighting collection from Blue Green Works, sculpted in Murano glass, is an emotional ode to heartbreak, loss and vulnerability

By Julie Baumgardner Published 28 July 26

The Zetter Group brings its signature residential feel to Bloomsbury, with thoughtfully curated interiors set across six Georgian townhouses beside the British Museum

By Lauren Ho Published 28 July 26

The schedules have been released for the upcoming fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris. Here, we break down the moments to look out for in each city

By Jack Moss Published 27 July 26

What's a ‘Mah Jong’ sofa? Inspired by Charli XCX's shopping list in 'Card Declined', we take you on a deep dive into the history of one of contemporary design's most eclectic pieces of furniture

By Rosa Bertoli Published 27 July 26

The husband and wife founders of London design studio Pirajean Lees have transformed a neglected 1960s house in Formentera into their own relaxed island home

By Ali Morris Published 27 July 26

A rare chance to see more than 350 pieces of artist-designed jewellery at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Virginia

By Hannah Silver Published 27 July 26

Ben McLaughlin's new publishing series, Unofficial, will spotlight where an artist grew up each issue. First up, Eugenia Skvarska

By Cindy Parthonnaud Published 27 July 26

Much of the work in Ron Zuckerman’s San Francisco flat was illegal in midcentury America, so was created, printed and distributed privately, only existing to this day thanks to a host of tenacious and courageous collectors

By Producer - Michael Reynolds Published 26 July 26

One of the year’s most anticipated openings, Casa Bonavita is the culmination of Suzanne and Christopher Sharp’s lifelong dream to create a hotel that feels like home

By Ali Morris Published 26 July 26

On the heels of her expanded homeware collection, the fashion designer shares how to transform the ordinary into something spectacular, from homemade pavlova or heirloom cocktail napkins

By Tianna Williams Published 25 July 26

Jody Williams’ cult New York haunt returns to London with croque-monsieur, Beaujolais and flea-market charm in Neal’s Yard

By Ben McCormack Published 25 July 26

Hailing from India, Vietnam, Korea, China and Poland, these creatives represent a new generation of global creatives that consider the US a meeting point of creative minds

By Diana Budds Published 25 July 26

At Haus der Kunst, the artist weaves immersive connections between the crucial elements of our ecosystem

By Hannah Silver Published 25 July 26

‘There is this sense of physicality, something sensuous, to [Némo Flouret’s] work,’ says Issey Miyake’s womenswear designer Satoshi Kondo, who has created a series of costumes for the contemporary dance piece, ‘Derniers Feux’, that reflect his own fascination with the body in movement

By Jack Moss Published 24 July 26

Chinese folklore is reinterpreted in fresh takes on the lantern by New York studio Kawabi, part of our ‘American Dreams’ series of five US studios whose founders embody a new generation of global creatives

By Diana Budds Published 24 July 26

Dataland in Los Angeles by Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç is an immersive art experience with a difference

By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Published 24 July 26

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More than two centuries after Abraham-Louis Breguet reimagined the relationship between gravity and precision, the maison marks the anniversary of horology's defining invention with a new generation of tourbillon timepieces

By Gavin Hastings Published 24 July 26

On the Mediterranean coast, Sandrine Sarah Faivre reimagines a seaside villa built around the trees it refused to disturb

By Anna Solomon Published 24 July 26