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Art deco architecture inspires Farid Karim’s characterful transformation of a London terraceWe welcome the UK's Farid Karim to the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2026, our annual listing of exciting emerging architecture practices – here, we tour the studio's Deco House
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OmniView designs a sensuous ‘hotel within a hotel’ for Nema in CreteNamed after the Greek word for ‘within’, Eéso introduces a distinctly introverted architecture to Nema’s beachfront site
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How a London apartment became a bespoke space for ‘hosting, gathering and collaboration’Piercy&Co’s London Apartment 21 invites guests to meet, dine and socialise, as well as experience the architecture studio's approach to interiors
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Yayoi Kusama: the Japanese avant-garde artist who created a new genre of immersive artYayoi Kusama (1929 – 2026) has died in Tokyo, aged 97
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Tour a breezy Texas ranch house that looks as good as it did in 1985When the second-generation owners of a family vacation home needed a refresh, they naturally called on the architects who built it 40 years before
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Relive 60 years of Notting Hill Carnival in picturesThis year marks 60 years of the Notting Hill Carnival, and 50 years since Ian Watts began photographing it. Discover his images, free this weekend at London's Outernet
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A creative haven in the sky with the new Lufthansa Allegris Business ClassBespoke Partnership
The German airline's cabins swap one-size-fits-all seating for a suite of configurations – proof it's considering the same details as the creatives who fly with it
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Pensaer’s craft-led London terrace extension is full of sculptural detailingMeet promising emerging studio Pensaer – featured in the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2026 – and take a tour of its Clay House, a considered London extension
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Maslow’s newest co-working space is an office you won’t want to leaveWe spent a day at Maslow’s new members’ club. Here is what we thought about Kensington’s wellness-focused working space
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Barbara Bush gives us a tour of her enchanting Brooklyn pollinator gardenThe former First Daughter enlisted landscape designer Nathalie Danilovich to create an 'overgrown and wild' backyard that was approved by kids and critters alike. Take the tour
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Go underground at Qode, Hyderabad’s newest basement barStudio Nilasha transforms an overlooked basement near Gandipet Lake with green marble, jewel tones and an open-air lounge
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Dehli Grolimund gives one of Japan’s smallest modernist houses a second actSwiss practice Dehli Grolimund is spotlighted in the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2026; explore their forensic reconstruction of an important Japanese home
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The visionary creative campaigns that built B&B ItaliaAs Italian design company B&B Italia marks its 60th anniversary, we look back at the graphic designers, photographers and creative directors who transformed furniture advertising into an extension of the design process
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The V&A will celebrate Freddie Mercury in a free, fashion-filled exhibitionThe V&A is marking the 80th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s birth with an exhibition, ‘Splendid Things’, opening in October
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Copenhagen's restoration architecture wave is undeniable. We dive into the trendMeet the Danish restoration architecture specialists bringing heritage back to life in Copenhagen, inspired by sustainability and a social responsibility to preserve history for future generations
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Hotel Hans makes itself at home between two Copenhagen neighbourhoodsBoth raw and refined, Hotel Hans is an ideal base for exploring Nørrebro and Frederiksberg like a local
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Assouline's deep-dive into Ukrainian art and design reveals a rich and influential heritageUkrainian brand Gunia Project and Assouline present 'Naïve My Love: Ukrainian Art of the 20th Century'
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Why did the colour black take over this season’s runways?As it takes over the A/W 2026 collections, Dal Chodha explores the perennial power of the colour black in fashion: ‘potent, seductive, strong and pragmatic’
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How do you build a universe fit for a Pedro Almodóvar film?As Pedro Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' hits the cinema at the end of the month, Wallpaper* speaks to art director Antxón Gómez, who has worked on 13 of Almodóvar’s films over the past three decades, on how the Spanish director's cinematic universe is crafted through furniture and design
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A trio of homes by Syn Architects offers a contemporary take on Saudi heritageSaudi-based practice Syn Architects joins the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory for 2026
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When the bathroom becomes the most precious room of the houseHere are our best bathroom design ideas for 2027: elevate your wellness space with wood panelling, serene colour palettes and unexpected material combination
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Langosteria London is The OWO’s glamorous new catchFrom Sicilian langoustine to tonno rosso carpaccio, Langosteria serves Italian seafood in one of Whitehall’s grandest dining rooms
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In Lagos, photographer Stephen Tayo captures the modern order of the 1920s Aludara movementIn the exhibition 'What Comes to Mind When You See the Garment?' at Lagos concept store, Alára, Nigerian photographer Stephen Tayo follows the migratory story of the Aludara movement
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A new residency from Belmond and Loewe brings artists to the Mallorcan town of DeiàThree former finalists of the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize will take up residence at La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, Belmond’s art-filled retreat on the Spanish island
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What predictions does Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of LVMH Watches, have for the future of watchmaking?On the eve of Geneva Watch Days (September 2 - 6), Jean-Christophe Babin shares his thoughts on the watch industry
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Is your home ‘ultra-processed’? Why architects are rethinking what we build withIs our architecture ultra-processed? And if so, what does it mean? We take a deep dive into how we build and explore buildings as 'one of the greatest public health opportunities of this century'
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Nômade Temple Ibiza gives the island a new place of worshipA subterranean spa, cove-side dining and a shaman in-residence set the rhythm at Nômade’s new retreat on Ibiza’s northern shore
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In transit: Anya Hindmarch has travel all mapped outFor the English fashion accessories designer, every journey begins with curiosity, careful packing and a touch of the plane for luck
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Tour a treetop home peeking through Brazil’s leafy canopiesIn this Upstate São Paulo treetop home by Jacobsen Studio, you can live both in the forest and by the sea
