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May 21st
- Ray Phoenix cuts a modernist-nodding, green-tinted figure under the Arizona sun
- Barry X Ball marries classical art with technical methodologies on a monastic island in Venice
May 20th
- Inside the Cooper Hewitt's star-studded National Design Awards gala
- Why a drawstring pouch might be the unexpected accessory of summer
- As Ferrari prepares to reveal the Luce EV, is there a future for the electric sports car?
- In London, Hauser & Wirth offers a rare glimpse into Francis Picabia’s experimental world
- Meet Marina Abramović’s favourite new band: emerging indie group Mary In The Junkyard
- A Frankfurt airport interior elevates travel with its flowing, ‘lava-like’ ceiling
- ‘We were just having fun’: Barber Osgerby on 30 years of design collaboration as studio closes
- Tilda Swinton is to perform a new live work at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
- Centre Pompidou Hanwha’s ‘cultural bridge’ gears up for opening in Seoul
- Luxury lodge Shakti Prana redefines slow travel in India’s remote north
May 19th
- Our favourite things presented at Afternoon Light this year
- These new musical devices promise to unleash the benefits of AI on playing and learning
- With a new summer collection, Moncler wants to prove it’s not just about winterwear
- Designs in metal by Max Lamb, Philippe Malouin and Sabine Marcelis land at an Austrian castle
- Enjoy a summer of Moomin at the New York Botanical Garden
- Febal Casa’s vision of home flows seamlessly from room to room
- Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design launches a collaboration with Bang & Olufsen
- Venice Architecture Biennale 2027: the ultimate guide
- On yer bike! Why are watch brands embracing a slower set of wheels?
- Toyota bolsters its EV line-up with the bZ4X Touring, a high-riding electric estate
- Hold on to your trowels! Here's what to see at The Chelsea Flower Show 2026
May 18th
- MAD completes the Hainan Science Museum, which ‘floats’ against the skyline
- Men’s Fashion Week S/S 2027 is coming. Here’s what to expect
- Explore Los Angeles in 16 Rudolph Schindler homes
- The past, present and future of Zeekr, a young carmaker with a wealth of experience
- Just north of Milan, a hymn to 1970s Italian brutalism is new to the market
- The Oneisall Ease S1 brings home automation to cat ownership. Does it pass muster?
- Inside Bulgari's considered and long-term partnership with the Venice Biennale
- In New York, Alex Israel begs the question, Where is My Mind?
- Fairmont plants its first flag in Vietnam – we booked a stay
May 17th
- Inside Wallpaper's epic New York Design Week party with Hello Human and Public Records
- An Albuquerque house is a characterful retreat amid an otherworldly terrain
- A pair of miniature Gabrielle Chanel figures reign supreme over this one-off chess set
- A former artist’s home in Belgium is redesigned with a retro-cool aesthetic
- MA/NA Mayfair, London’s newest Japanese restaurant, strikes a fine balance
- Fashion favourite Poppy Jones’ artworks are an eclectic mix of textiles, photography and watercolours
May 16th
- The all-star Tele Town gig in Nashville marked 75 years of the timeless Fender Telecaster
- Rare Comme des Garçons pieces from the last decade go on display at New York’s Independent art fair
- Why we should all write more postcards
- Cyril Kongo paints the Kongoverse onto the Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan
- The beauty launches you need to know about this month
- Hunza G is the cult ‘one-size-fits-all’ swimwear label, made to look good on every body
- This brutalist school by the Smithsons in Norfolk is getting a new lease of life
- Kyoto's prestigious photography festival sets the tone for the year ahead
May 15th
- The Vision BMW Alpina concept heralds a new stable of understated luxury cars
- What happened when Miu Miu opened a jazz club in Tokyo?
- Infiniti launches the QX65, a sporting crossover with a coupé spirit
- Two new entrants to the world of electric motorbikes bring power and practicality
- Margaret Howell celebrates print, marking 130 years of The Architectural Review covers in London
- Tour Patricia Urquiola’s new hotel project in Lisbon
- A magical Formentera house is designed for easy living and summer dreaming
May 14th
- The Autoforma Audi TTS Restomod is a modern classic reborn, right down to the stitching
- New over-ear headphone designs that splice sonic excellence with wellness features
- Inside watchmaking’s most surprising collaboration, the Swatch and Audemars Piguet Royal Pop
- Meet the former West Elm executive, turning hardware into high art
- Amangiri’s new picture-perfect villa beckons amid Utah’s desert landscape
- New York Design Week 2026: Live updates from the Wallpaper* team
- Serve up art on a plate with the new Sessions Arts Club cookbook
- The Wrensilva Studio record console is a compact, highly crafted turntable and speaker combo
- Tour New York like a local with designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen and a Wallpaper* Travel Guide
- Stellantis reignites the art of coachbuilding with a new bespoke atelier, BottegaFuoriserie
- Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior Cruise show was a Hollywood epic
- A photographic journey through Mallorca, with Andre D Wagner
- Play without borders: the modular playground designed for children in crisis
- Explore Faro modernism like never before with this new book
May 13th
- Rediscovering hospitality the Japanese way: an epicurean odyssey
- Brusk, a new cultural destination in Bruges, is everything an exhibition hall should be and more
- Best of 2026 Beijing Auto Show, record-breaking in scale and scope
- Burberry is having a south of France summer with a takeover of the historic Hôtel Belle Rives
- Jimi Hendrix’s sonic legacy is celebrated in this new collection from Marshall
- A new letterpress workshop in Chicago reflects the handmade nature of the printing itself
- At 1-54 New York 2026, Afro-Brazilian art takes centre stage for the first time
- Halcyon’s electrified remaster of a 1970s Rolls-Royce offers style, serenity and pace
May 12th
- Pigalle’s former rock temple, Bus Palladium, reopens as a hedonistic new hotel
- 12 eye-catching accessories to stand out this summer, from feathered mules to a bright blue bag
- Melbourne’s triangular Hannah St Hotel leans into its offbeat locale
- Sketch turns into the Hundred Acre Wood to celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Seven simple smartphones that do things differently
- Auguste turns a former Hackney favourite into an atmospheric Abruzzese trattoria
- Transportable transport: the Lemmo Zero e-bike by Zanzotti is true portable mobility
- In Venice, it's the tourists who have caught Hernan Bas' eye
- Jean Prouvé’s modernist genius explored through unseen works at TEFAF New York
- The very best spots for a ‘New York Happy Meal’
- Step onto the Southern Lookout for a dramatic Australian bushland experience
- Reflecting on glass at Milan Design Week
- Jongjin Park wins Loewe Craft Prize 2026
- Detrash’s sustainable new watch is made from recycled beer cans. And that’s not the only surprise
- Hop aboard a new generation of sleek, small cruise ships
May 11th
- Makrosha's new textile showroom is a magical cabinet of curiosities
- In Venice, Golden Goose and PlayLab’s fantastical installation was designed to ignite childlike wonder
- Bentley gets its rocks off with the new Bentayga Artenara Edition, a showcase of craft and speed
- What to see at Photo London this year
- The Fiat Grande Panda harks back to the splendid 80s heyday of the hatchback
May 10th
- São Paulo's newest mixed-use tower features a dynamic, pixelated façade
- The best pubs in London
- Symbolism, brutalism and honeycomb concrete – the Sanctuary of Monte Grisa has it all
- Melanie Georgacopoulos reimagines pearls in high jewellery debut
- Five things to see at London Craft Week 2026
May 9th
- At this sleek Vancouver café and cocktail spot, a stylish nostalgia reigns
- This series of grid-like Oaxaca apartments is like playing a game of architectural Tetris
- Legendary London bookshop Claire de Rouen opens a new Shoreditch space
- East Tokyo comes to east London at this hot new restaurant
- Hotel Julien reworks the familiar in Antwerp
- The story behind our ‘one-of-a-kind’ Travel Issue cover story, shot amid the majestic desert landscapes of Utah
- In Antwerp, families come in all shapes and sizes
- A celebration of Nyonya Kuih, the jewel-like cakes of Malaysia
May 8th
- Michael Anastassiades closes his eponymous lighting brand
- Take in the wild American West from this Linda Taalman house, now on the market
- A new loft apartment in Toronto threads function through a historic industrial space
- Haus Nuller is the burgeoning Bauhaus-inspired fashion label debuting at the Venice Biennale
- Here’s what to see at NYCxDesign 2026, according to our editors
- Edra takes the sofa in a more flexible new direction – give it a spin
- Joris Laarman is reimagining design’s relationship with nature
- Welcome to Castor Place, a Piraeus warehouse brought into the 21st century
- This new London hotel offers everything from a biohacking lounge to a fermentation lab
May 7th
- JW Marriott opens its second Japanese hotel, in Tokyo's futuristic new hub
- ‘In Minor Keys’: discover the themes that define the 61st Venice Biennale exhibition
- The Gropius House is finally getting a Bauhaus-worthy bathroom
- The new Fornasetti store in Milan is a tactile delight
- Lina Lapelyte takes over Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin with 400,000 wood cubes
- ‘Ian Curtis: Insight’ explores the Joy Division frontman’s short, impactful life
- Koko marks 125 years with new recording studio and members’ balcony
- This photo series captures the real people of Iceland wearing 66°North: ‘It’s a living timeline of the nation’
- Take off with the 2026 Wallpaper* Travel Issue, on sale now
- Go floral and bold with this new range of phone cases and more from Marimekko
- In Alvar Aalto's Nordic House, a one-day community choir translates loss into contemplative celebration
- Van Cleef & Arpels celebrates a long-term love affair with dance
- In 2024, Copenhagen’s Børsen went up in flames; now a visitor centre tells of its rebirth
May 6th
- Why New York's most experimental gallery is in an unassuming walk-up on the Bowery
- Patina offers a new perspective on travel for the culturally attuned traveller
- This Kendrick Bangs Kellogg house is on the market for the first time
- Colourful spring outerwear to inject sunshine into the season
- The late, great Pauline Deltour is honoured with an exhibition at the newly revamped MADD Bordeaux
- ‘Beat Gems’ is a new book about the cultural impact and evolution of the drum machine
- New reMarkable Paper Pure is an e-ink tablet for fans of light-touch technology
- In a splendid Venetian palazzo, artist Sanya Kantarovsky captures a poetic cast of enigmatic figures
- Discover Andrea Branzi through the eyes of his friend, Toyo Ito, at a major new exhibition
- A holiday house in the woods of Brazil gives guests the impression of walking among trees
- For ‘The Kiss Book’, Tove Lo asked 600 people to kiss in a crowd. Here are the results
May 5th
- With the Aston Martin DB12 S, a new flagship Super Tourer is born
- As Barnaby Barford shows new work in London, we look back to his takeover of the Wallpaper* fashion pages
- Step inside the Sarabande Foundation’s intriguing new Tottenham studios
- Expand your music making options with this selection of playful audio tools
- With ‘Costume Art’, the Met makes a case for making fashion diverse again
- This lip balm was grown in space. Will it transform the beauty industry?
- London's best tasting menus
- Discover architecture in Ecuador – often overlooked, yet ‘a story worth telling’
- The Lunaz electric restomod stable includes the Range Rover Classic. We take a silent ride
May 4th
- This modern ryokan immerses travellers in the history of the Old Tokaido Road
- Emerging artist Charlie Gosling is being compared to Frank Auerbach. Discover his haunting portraits in London
- A Kamakura house offers an otherworldly experience through Japanese minimalism
May 3rd
- Bar di Bello brings a seductive slice of Milan to Los Angeles
- All about Toyo Ito, the Japanese architect who fused buildings with free will
- Tired of your neighbours? Rent one of these luxurious villas off the beaten track
- A brief history of fashion’s love affair with art
- As Chanel marks 25 years of the J12 watch, we take a closer look
- The story of Chandigarh furniture
May 2nd
- In the historic London hall where Vivienne Westwood made her debut, Idalia dishes up fare that's dressed to impress
- Dean Sameshima photographed the exteriors of sex clubs in Los Angeles. The results are surprisingly poignant
- Pablo Pita transforms a forgotten Portuguese ruin into a private retreat with far-reaching views
- Step inside the world of Christian Gimonet, the pioneering French modernist
- Come into our parlour, it’s time to play perfectly designed games
- This coastal Dungeness house responds to the eerie ‘desert’ landscape
May 1st
- Tour a breathtaking Napa Valley winery where even the architecture has a sense of 'terroir'
- GoPro wants to get back in on the action with its new pro-level Mission 1 cinema cameras
- Inside Agnona’s serene and tactile Milan flagship, a contemporary ode to its roots
- Inside Wein am Berg: Europe’s 'elevated' fine wine weekend in the Austrian Alps
- Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in May
- Milan Design Week by night: the best parties from a week of design
- A fresh take on William Haines’ 1950 ‘Malibu Chair' oozes California midcentury style
- London Festival of Architecture 2026: everything you need to know
- Photographer Christopher Anderson’s new book gathers together work spanning Trump, war and family