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With a first monograph, design duo Formafantasma offer an honest look backAs the Italian design studio’s new book is released, co-founder Simone Farresin reveals the moment the meaning of design changed for him – plus what’s on his own bookshelf
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Feast your eyes on the Wallpaper* Entertaining Issue – on sale nowSee out 2026 with decadent dining, homes made for hosting and a wonderful winter wardrobe, and embrace 2027 with your exclusive design horoscope; find December Wallpaper* on newsstands
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Piaget’s new Andy Warhol watch is a tribute in ornamental stone marquetryThe new watch sees the pop artist’s Camouflage series ‘deconstructed and reinterpreted through the contemporary lens of Piaget’
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Vilebrequin launches a limited-edition collection inspired by the nature of Abu DhabiBespoke Partnership
The cult swimwear brand and the emirate celebrate a shared commitment to creativity and environmental awareness
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Versace explores the sculptural character of its timepiecesBespoke Partnership
Through the interplay of light, form and material, this new photographic series reveals the distinctive character of three Versace watches, bringing their bold silhouettes and considered details into focus
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Ones to watch: Betyle Studio searches for a talisman in every projectThe Marseille-based studio investigates history and archives to inform its interior design work
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In Barcelona, a historical washerwomen’s house is restored with a clean new lookArchitect Raúl Sánchez has transformed a property shaped by its history of wells and washing – Casa de las Lavanderas scrubs up beautifully
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Lady White Co’s refreshed Los Angeles store is a minimalist haven inspired by the modernist mastersThe brand, known for perfecting the classic white T-shirt, worked with WOE (Width Over Ears) on the design, which was inspired by the work of Eileen Gray, Pierre Chareau, Juliaan Lampens and Charlotte Perriand
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‘By changing the scale, I began to see these pieces differently’: Sarah Emilie Müllertz presents a new drop of tiny Kinraden jewelleryAvailable at the Danish brand’s space at Liberty London, the new ‘All Things Tiny’ pieces include chains, bracelets and earrings made small
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On his travels across the American West, Ivan McClellan dives into Black cowboy cultureIn a second edition of his ‘Eight Seconds’ book, with 91 previously unpublished images, the photographer reveals what Black rodeo culture looks like now
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The new Palace flagship in London is a cathedral to skate cultureDesigned by Seoul-based designer Steve Oh, the new Palace skateboards flagship in London's Soho is a community-building space and an opportunity to display the history of the brand
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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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A new rug collection by Layered and Tom Morris reinterprets Britain’s textile traditions through Scandinavian craftDrawing on his English and Welsh heritage, Morris weaves a new craft narrative with Swedish design brand Layered
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The Architecture Edit: 12 tantalising houses we can’t stop looking at this monthFrom the still-for-sale Stahl House in Los Angeles to a blissful Lagos Lagoon retreat, and a London extension like no other, these are the residential projects that our editors loved this month
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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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Meet the Iraqi designer reimagining public spaces for her communityMade using reed, Ola Znad’s work focuses on the Marsh Arabs and how design and material knowledge can help local communities. Her work is on view during Design Doha 2026 (5 November – 31 January 2027)
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Beauty is all around, says Graham Little in a new series of dreamy artworksAt Alison Jacques, London, Scottish artist Graham Little celebrates the minutiae of the everyday
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Tasaki reframes the pearl in a fresh visual identityBespoke Partnership
Japanese jewellery brand Tasaki – known for its pearl cultivation and fine craftsmanship – honours its heritage and tradition with a crisp, contemporary vision
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First look: up close with the Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence Mirror SteelMatthieu Hegi, artistic director of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, explains the maison’s new guichet watch
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Discover Ellis King, the artist making sense of women's experiencesIn 'Spilt Milk' at London’s SQFT: Space Gallery, Ellis King examines what happens in a woman's quiet moments
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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
