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Korean Air is redefining the airport lounge as a new expression of luxury hospitalityAt Incheon International Airport, Korean Air’s new lounges offer a design-led experience of the airline’s evolving identity
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Jimi Hendrix's memorabilia goes on show in LondonAt Jimi Hendrix's former home, Handel Hendrix House, a vast selection of the musician's treasured possessions are going on show
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Find wellness and longevity in LA – the treatments and places to knowFrom Ammortal Chambers to Superhuman Protocols – Wallpaper* wellness expert Emma O'Kelly travelled to Los Angeles and its environs to discover what’s hot and where to try it
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'We are here to solve problems': how NM3's furniture is crafting a new contemporary language through materiality and modularityItalian design studio NM3 has established a brand based on material-led minimalism, taking high-end design to new heights. Follow along as we explore the studio's universe, following our collaboration at Milan Design Week
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SOM is bringing back the chairs that once graced Halston’s iconic New York officesThe chairs, created exclusively for the fashion designer, have been out of production for nearly 50 years. With fresh updates, they’re back and better than ever
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When an architect and a ceramicist share a vision, this sculptural house is the resultA sculptural home takes form on the outskirts of Sydney; step inside the brutalist brainchild of an architect and an artist
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In this waterfront Brooklyn loft, industrial bones meet a lifetime of global collectingInterior designer Laurie Blumenfeld’s Red Hook warehouse transforms raw industrial architecture into a deeply personal cabinet of curiosities
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Simone Rocha on her first-ever menswear show: ‘I’m drawn to the more tender aspects of masculinity’The Irish designer tells India Birgitta Jarvis the story behind the S/S 2027 collection, which was presented at Florence’s Teatro Della Pergola this evening (18 June 2026) as part of the Pitti Uomo menswear fair
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Dior opens Monsieur Dior by Mauro Colagreco in Saint-TropezFrom astrology and gardens to couture and cuisine, Christian Dior’s eclectic world informs the three-Michelin-starred chef’s new Riviera restaurant
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These are Bottega Veneta’s latest it-bags – including miniature versions of some house classicsCreative director Louise Trotter presents the five bags set to define the month ahead, captured by photographer Drew Vickers in a new series called ‘Il Mio’
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Feel like a guardian of the sea in a restored Italian watchtowerA historic Tuscan castle on the Romito Coast was layered in mystery; now its charm and spirit have been restored by architectural and interior design studio Tono
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Gary Hume’s artworks become furniture and design objects for GiobagnaraA limited-edition, marquetry-focused collection – from a cabinet to a screen – fuses the worlds of art and design for Giobagnara’s inaugural Art Edition series
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What is belonging? Jayden Ali on the London Festival of Architecture 2026 themeThe architect opened the LFA 2026 with a keynote lecture; his thoughts on this year’s theme, ‘Belonging’, span theory, practice and lived experience
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Art Basel insiders’ guide to the Swiss cityLooking for the best tables in Basel during the 2026 art fair and beyond? Five gallerists reveal their favourite restaurants, cafés and bars in the city
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‘Everything starts from a glow’: Michael Anastassiades on sunsets and lightbulbs in KyotoOn the occasion of his Kyoto exhibition, ‘From Warm Yellow to Saturated Red’ (at Taka Ishii Gallery until 4 July), Wallpaper* speaks with Michael Anastassiades about his approach to light, from sunsets to lightbulbs
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Enter the unsettling world of Lutz Bacher, a radical voice of American conceptual art‘Burning the Days’, a new exhibition at Wiels in Brussels, unites four decades of the artist’s work and eschews easy answers about her practice
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Palazzo Gucci in Florence enters a bold new chapter under DemnaThe Florence landmark reopens under new creative director Demna, who has curated Gucci Storia, an unexpected take on the Italian house’s history. During Pitti Uomo, Wallpaper* takes a tour
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Emerging jeweller Martina Kocianova's mushroom jewellery is quirky, cool and spiritualCentral Saint Martins and Sarabande Foundation alumni Martina Kocianova presents her first jewellery collection
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At 3 Days of Design, designers focused on the small stuffFrom a wooden crate and a whistle to cutlery sets and curtains, these are some of the everyday objects that caught our eye at 3 Days of Design 2026 in Copenhagen last week
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Anish Kapoor disorientates, delights and disturbs at the Hayward GalleryAnish Kapoor unveils vast new works in his first exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in 28 years
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These are the eight moments to look out for at Men’s Fashion Month S/S 2027From Simone Rocha’s guest turn at Florence’s Pitti Uomo, to calendar shift-ups, designer returns and (a handful of) debuts, we pick the moments to look out for this Men’s Fashion Month (starting 17 June)
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Finally, Hudson gets the hotel it deservesPocketbook Hudson transforms a long-abandoned industrial landmark into the cultural centre of New York’s most creative small town
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Meet designer Rodolfo Agrella, whose work ranges from tables to saintsFreshly appointed creative director at Italian furniture company Potocco, Venezuela-born Rodolfo Agrella merges his heritage with a sensibility that crosses craft and industry
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A day at the Coworth Park spa offers modern wellness within a blissful, flowering meadowSurrounded by polo fields, woodland walks and flowering meadows, Coworth Park's spa has unveiled a refined new chapter, blending restorative treatments, thoughtful design and sweeping views of the Berkshire countryside
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Architect Bill Bensley’s personal Eden opens its gates to guests in ThailandFor nearly two decades, the American architect has been building a fantastical estate in the Mae Rim valley. Now guests can experience it for themselves
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Inside Hermès’ extraordinary new London Maison, which is rooted in British eccentricity and craftComprising six buildings, 55 rooms, five floors and four elevators, Hermès Maison Bond Street is a staggering paean to construction and craft. As it opens this week, Nick Vinson takes a tour with architect Denis Montel
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Marc Isaacs takes his cult short film, Lift, back to 2001Twenty-five years ago, award-winning director, Marc Isaacs, earned plaudits for his cult short film, compiling footage from hours spent in a London tower block elevator. Now, to mark the quarter-century anniversary, he’s releasing a new photography book
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After a decade in the making, La Hacienda, a Mexican temple to tequila, welcomes visitorsHow five architecture firms created La Hacienda by Clase Azul as a testament to multidisciplinary collaboration and cultural heritage near Guadalajara
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What does it take to create a 'tropical', vintage-inspired dial?Collectors call a brown dial ‘tropical’, referring to one that’s been faded through exposure to intense sun over the years. Does a new watch made to look old speak to a growing collector-influenced trend towards vintage-style pieces?
