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Hermès reframes traditional textile crafts with the Arceau Cheval Natté watchSilk-thread marquetry paints a picture on the dial of the new limited-edition watch
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Dr Martens unites with London’s rising fashion talent on a series of collaborations rooted in craft‘Statements in Craft’ sees the cult footwear brand unite with London-based designers Chopova Lowena, Sage Nation, Labrum and more on special-edition collections – part of a wider reinvigoration of the heritage label
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‘Armour is the idea of something that you put on to protect you’ – first view of Fernando Jorge’s new jewellery collectionThe Brazilian-born London-based jeweller debuts Armour at PAD London
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Cindy Sherman’s characters, draped in Chanel, interrogate ageing in LondonIn 'Fabric Matrons' at Hauser & Wirth, Cindy Sherman considers what it means to get older
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As art week hits London, don't miss Frieze Sculpture, an oasis in Regent’s ParkFrieze Sculpture unites 11 international artists as it returns for its 14th edition
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Le Cornichon’s founders open new Paris nightspot, Le Poisson VolantBertrand Chauveau and Paul Henri reunite with Claves Architecture to turn Paris’ former L’International into a restaurant and nightclub
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At El Roblar hotel, Ojai’s bohemian spirit finds a new homeA century-old Spanish Revival hotel returns to Ojai, bringing an eccentric collection of art, antiques and Californian character
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‘This presents a different kind of creative freedom’ – Nada Ghazal unveils first full high jewellery collectionThe Lebanese jewellery designer presents her Echoes collection at PAD London
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Vikram Goyal unleashes a precious menagerie in MayfairVikram Goyal was inspired by a 3000-year-old Indian epic for his latest collection of finely crafted furniture and textiles
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Vacheron Constantin trains the master craftspeople of tomorrowBespoke Partnership
A new generation of artisans has unveiled artworks created during an 18-month residency with the support of Vacheron Constantin and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Everything you need to know about Nanna Ditzel, the grand dame of Danish designWallpaper* traces the six-decade career of Nanna Ditzel, an overlooked Danish designer whose experimental work challenged conventions and imagined new ways of living
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Alex Margo Arden gathers Amy Winehouse's belongings for an intimate staging in London‘Nothing Personal’ is now open at the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation in London; the artist tells us about exploring a life through objects, meticulously replicated
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How South Barn, the reimagining of an Isle of Wight farm building, shines a light on ‘deep reuse’Architects Studio Weave explore a thorough yet light-touch reimagining of an existing agricultural building into a modern-day retreat for practice founder Je Ahn
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Dive into the sumptuous, layered richness of post-war Belgian modernismPost-war Belgian modernism put the fun into functional with quirky fixtures, unexpected tiles and monumental murals
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Discover the radical aesthetic experimentation of these Japanese photographersIn Luxembourg, the first exhibition in Europe dedicated to women artists from Japan, ‘Kaihō: Japanese Women Artists after 1945’, opens its doors
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What's it like living in a Japanese House? This book answers all questions'Living in a Japanese House,' a new book by Kanae Hasegawa for Phaidon, explores the popular typology of the Japanese home
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The defining trends and takeaways from the S/S 2027 shows, from a skirt renaissance to the pursuit of lightnessAs fashion month comes to a close, Wallpaper* picks the trends which defined a season of shows
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Yes, you can sit on this balloon chairSeungjin Yang’s ‘Blowing Series’ turns the fleeting token of childhood into sturdy furniture made to be sat on and enjoyed. Check it out at PAD London starting 13 October
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An architecture tour of Ghent, Belgium's unexpected cultural gemPlanning a trip to Belgium? Make sure to visit Ghent, where creativity is thriving; here is our architecture and design tour of the city
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Juergen Teller and Edward Enninful create an exclusive cover for Wallpaper* magazine: ‘It's like turning round into the 90s’Photographer Teller on creating a special cover for the Wallpaper* November 2026 Art Issue, including three of his own images that define the 1990s for him
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Adam Pendleton on Black Dada and ‘breaking the rules’ as his new show opens at Amsterdam’s Stedelijk MuseumThe artist presents 11 paintings and eight large drawings – work that sits at the intersection of the avant-garde, abstraction and Blackness – in a new exhibition
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Daniel Humm’s new restaurant is an all-out fantasy, thanks to the help of some very important friendsWith 1980s-inspired interiors by Pierre Yovanovitch and a painted ceiling worth of the Sistine Chapel by Francesco Clemente, Humm is New York dining at its finest
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One hundred years of Rolex's Oyster PerpetualAs Rolex unveils the latest iterations of its Oyster Perpetual wristwatch, we celebrate the centenary of a trailblazing timepiece
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Japanese cooking settles into warm, pine-lined surroundings at Notting Hill’s NakimushiChefs Robin Kosuge and Yuji Shimokawa Kelly share a Notting Hill townhouse, serving ramen downstairs and inventive Japanese dishes upstairs
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In transit with fine jewellery designer Marla AaronFrom a formative year in Argentina to an unlikely in-flight friendship, the New Yorker reflects on the experiences that travel has given her
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See why Cafe Charmant, from the creators of The Corner Store, is the hottest reservation in townThe new Manhattan restaurant dishes up classic brasserie comforts in a cocooning space designed by Rockwell Group
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The architecture of fashion week: discover the standout show sets of S/S 2027Fashion month, which concluded earlier this week, featured a typically imaginative array of runway sets, from Demna’s store-in-progress at Gucci to flying cars at Louis Vuitton. Here, Wallpaper* picks the best
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Manuel Bano shows metal’s softer side at PAD London this yearPAD London 2026 preview: Manuel Bano talks steel, recycled copper and why, when it comes to making, Mexico City has his heart
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Midcentury interiors and Victorian charm come together in this north London houseIn Kentish Town, this Victorian house was ‘quietly refined rather than completely transformed’
