Carole Dixon
Carole Dixon is a prolific lifestyle writer-editor currently based in Los Angeles. As a Wallpaper* contributor since 2004, she covers travel, architecture, art, fashion, food, design, beauty, and culture for the magazine and online, and was formerly the LA City editor for the Wallpaper* City Guides to Los Angeles.
Latest articles by Carole Dixon
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The best bars in Los Angeles for standout drinks and impeccable designWhether you're craving an ultra-rare wiskey or cosy banquettes for some canoodling, these are our favourite LA haunts for intoxicating drinks and vibes alike
By Carole Dixon Last updated
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Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in June 2026Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from diving into the history of the World Cup at Torrance Historical Society & Museum to Yoko Ono celebrated at The Broad
By Carole Dixon Last updated
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The most exciting new Los Angeles restaurants to book nowFrom a bougainvillea-covered dining terrace to a revamped rooftop, here are the most inventive dining destinations to have opened in the City of Angels
By Carole Dixon Last updated
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In New York, Alex Israel begs the question, Where is My Mind?At Pace Prints, Alex Israel's intimate works reveal the inner workings of his brain
By Carole Dixon Published
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Bar di Bello brings a seductive slice of Milan to Los AngelesWith nods to La Scala and Negronis the size of your face, this buzzy new Silver Lake spot is the perfect Italian escape
By Carole Dixon Published
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Los Angeles favourite BADMAASH gets a new brutalist-inspired hideaway in VeniceThe opening, with its tasty twists on Indian classics and artwork by Action Bronson, marks the Mahendro brothers' 'illest concept' yet
By Carole Dixon Published
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Kelly Wearstler on her H&M Home collection: 'it pushed me to be more creative'For Milan Design Week 2026, Kelly Wearstler teams up with H&M Home, collaborating on a furnishings collection that’s both elegantly crafted and affordably priced
By Carole Dixon Published
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Sushisamba has finally reached Los AngelesBrazil meets Japan in a vibrant, design-led space of bold flavours, signature sushi, and high-energy dining from cocktails to late-night beats
By Carole Dixon Published
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In Los Angeles, Lielle reimagines fine diningFour years after relocating to LA, chef Marcus Jernmark unveils his first stateside restaurant, offering an elevated, family-style dining experience
By Carole Dixon Published
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Tuscan steakhouse tradition lands at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly HillsInspired by the Chianti countryside, Edoardo Baldi’s new Beverly Hills steakhouse focuses on olive-wood grilled beef, regional pastas, and Italian wines
By Carole Dixon Published
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Ever heard of Korean-Italian fusion? Lapaba in Los Angeles makes an irresistible case for the combinationFrom kimchi-filled pasta to black truffle soft serve, this new Koreatown restaurant truly blends the best of both worlds
By Carole Dixon Published
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At Beaton’s in Palm Springs, maximalism and mixology form a heady concoctionFrom aperitivo to after-hours, Beaton’s at Bar Cecil extends the night with a distinctly cinematic mood
By Carole Dixon Published
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Lautner’s Castle is a midcentury Los Angeles gem refreshed for the 21st centuryConner + Perry Architects restore Lautner’s Castle, a modernist house by the 20th-century master, dating from the early 1980s – take a look around
By Carole Dixon Published
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A cinematic chophouse takes over an Art Deco church hall in LAFrom ribeye and lasagna vongole to ‘tiny tini’ martinis, Hermon’s delivers classic American dining with a sharp edge
By Carole Dixon Published
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16 things not to miss on your modernist escape to Palm SpringsIt’s a prime time for Angelenos and others to head out to Palm Springs; here’s where to have fun on your getaway
By Sofia de la Cruz Last updated
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This rustic Montecito restaurant is all about impeccable taste in more ways than oneAt Little Mountain, chef Diego Moya leads a fire-lit restaurant that feels like dining at a friend’s home
By Carole Dixon Published
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Chef Ray Garcia brings Broken Spanish back to life on LA’s WestsideClosed during the pandemic, Broken Spanish lives again in spirit as Ray Garcia reopens the conversation with modern Mexican cooking and layered interiors
By Carole Dixon Published
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This late-night hangout brings back 1970s glam to LA’s Sunset BoulevardGalerie On Sunset is primed for strong drinks, shared plates, live music, and long nights
By Carole Dixon Published
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The Wilkes is LA’s answer to the British pubIn the Brentwood Village enclave of Los Angeles, chef and restaurateur Dana Slatkin breathes new life into a storied building by one of Frank Gehry’s early mentors
By Carole Dixon Published
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Top 25 houses of 2025, picked by architecture director Ellie StathakiThis was a great year in residential design; Wallpaper's resident architecture expert Ellie Stathaki brings together the homes that got us talking
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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This cult Los Angeles pop-up restaurant now has a permanent addressChef Brian Baik’s Corridor 109 makes its permanent debut in Melrose Hill. No surprise, it's now one of the hardest tables in town to book
By Carole Dixon Published
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La Monique brings the French Riviera to Santa MonicaA transportive room of velvet, candlelight, and Riviera chic, serving French favourites with a modern wink
By Carole Dixon Published
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Dior’s new Beverly Hills dining salon raises the bar for couture cuisineFrom Peter Marino’s onyx bar and faceted mirrored walls to Nicole Wittenberg’s vast, immersive botanical canvas, Dior’s first restaurant outside Paris is here
By Carole Dixon Published
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Robert Stone’s new desert house provokes with a radical take on site-specific architectureA new desert house in Palm Springs, ‘Dreamer / Lil’ Dreamer’, perfectly exemplifies its architect’s sensibility and unconventional, conceptual approach
By Carole Dixon Published
