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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
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Inside Paul Smith’s Nottingham archive, a treasure trove of British fashionWallpaper* takes a trip to Nottingham to discover Paul Smith’s career-spanning archive, which continues to inform the label’s collections today
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An essential directory of Anna Castelli Ferrieri's most notable designsDubbed ‘the Queen of Plastic’, Anna Castelli Ferrieri is best known for co-founding the Italian furniture brand Kartell. Here is everything you need to know about her trailblazing works
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The Savoy reaffirms its place as one of London’s great hotelsFrom Monet to Monroe, The Savoy has hosted them all; now GA brings its Edwardian and Art Deco rooms into a new era
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Gloriously inappropriate cartoon Modern Toss marks 21 yearsMick Bunnage and Jon Link celebrate 21 years of Modern Toss with a London exhibition of sweary cartoons, workplace rage and magnificently bad behaviour
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A new book traces the underexplored architectural legacy of Studley Park'Riverside Modern' chronicles Studley Park, a pocket of Melbourne where a dense concentration of mid-century masterpieces is quietly hidden amongst towering eucalypt glades and hilltop canopies
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Enter Saikindō, a Japanese hi-fi bar in Abu Dhabi, disguised as a fashion atelierJapanese whisky, vinyl records and robata cooking star at this new speaker-lined watering hole inside Four Seasons Abu Dhabi
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Seiko’s designers let their imaginations run wild with a new generation of watchesFrom cat-shaped hands to maze-like indices, Seiko’s annual Power Design Project in London explores the playful possibilities of watchmaking
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Amid Copenhagen Fashion Week’s pantomime of street style, Galib Gassanoff’s latest collection was pure poetryInformed by his Azerbaijani and Georgian heritage, Galib Gassanoff’s S/S 2027 collection for Milan-based label Institution was the standout moment of Copenhagen Fashion Week, writes Dal Chodha
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Alex Prager takes on Disney Princesses: ‘They are as iconic as an Hermès bag or Marilyn Monroe’Alex Prager creates a magical world in a new short film for Disney, ‘Once A Princess, Always A Princess’, marking World Princess Week
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Vestige Binidufà gives Menorca’s bucolic side its momentVestige Binidufà brings a slower register to Menorca, with 11 rooms, wild calas, local craft and a sister hotel just up the hill
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MAD’s Shenzhen Bay Culture Square encourages you not to look up, but to wander throughThe Chinese city’s newest open public space, designed by architecture studio MAD, blends the ancient and the futuristic
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Mingei at 100: why Japan’s folk-craft movement still shapes design todayMingei, the 1920s Japanese folk-art revival, presented a new way of viewing objects and new aesthetic values. Here, we unpack what underpins this movement and its enduring relevancy in contemporary society
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Torishéju Dumi is building a fashion brand on her own terms: ‘I’d rather play the long game’The winner of the 2025 LVMH Savoir Faire prize is redefining the boundaries of contemporary fashion with collections rooted in ritual, religion and craft. Wallpaper* meets the London-based designer on the precipice of a breakthrough
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Albania recruited top starchitects to transform its image. A new book is raising questions about that process‘The Albanian Files’ chronicles the country’s remarkable architectural development, spurred by the recruitment of a roster of top international firms, but critics are holding the book up as evidence of corruption
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Texas barbecue gets a Hong Kong remix at Hon’s BBQ in HackneyAt Hon’s BBQ, Texas smoking meets Chinese cooking in a red-hued Hackney Wick dining room spotlighting ribs, rice and records
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Want to understand architecture in America? Look at a small town near youA new book, 'Out There, New Architecture Across America,' proves that some of the best design in the United States is happening well beyond the coasts
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A driving tour of LA's remaining Googie architectureThe rise of larger-than-life, space-age architecture marked the boom of car culture in 1950s Los Angeles. Join us on a tour of the city's remaining Googie gems – and prepare to eat a lot of burgers
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The 20 interior designers shaping the world's most beautiful spacesOur guide to the boldest names working across residential, hospitality and beyond – and the projects that made their reputations
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Sail away on Four Seasons I, the new 207m luxury yacht where every suite faces the seaA one-to-one staff ratio, 95 suites and 11 dining venues define Four Seasons’ ambitious entry into luxury yachting
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These are the defining looks, accessories and trends of A/W 2026The A/W 2026 season distilled into ten defining looks and accessories for men and women, each embracing the transformative rituals of dressing up
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A new tropical architecture archive traces a unique, global journey across the 20th centuryThe Architectural Association’s Department of Tropical Architecture Archive is now live – here's what we learned from this ‘extraordinary resource’ for academic research
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Step inside the chicest jewellery boutique in ParisNikos Koulis’ new Paris flagship is a haven of good jewellery – and good design
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Check into El Cortés, Mexico City’s most alluring new hotelHeritage and contemporary pizzazz converge at this richly layered hotel in the Mexican capital that’s ‘about as good as boutique stays get’
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Typographic tourism, or the art of hunting for beautiful signs all over the worldSearch for the hashtag #typographictourism, and discover creative director Yorgo Tloupas’ celebration of the lost art of signmaking
