Catherine Shaw
Catherine Shaw is a writer, editor and consultant specialising in architecture and design. She has written and contributed to over ten books, including award-winning monographs on art collector and designer Alan Chan, and on architect William Lim's Asian design philosophy. She has also authored books on architect André Fu, on Turkish interior designer Zeynep Fadıllıoğlu, and on Beijing-based OPEN Architecture's most significant cultural projects across China.
Latest articles by Catherine Shaw
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How Ichio Matsuzawa designed the almost-invisible bar defining Art Week Tokyo 2025During the 2025 edition of AWT, Wallpaper* met the Japanese architect to explore architecture as sensation, not structure
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Copenhagen’s Noma opens its first café and flavour shopOEO Studio transforms the former entrance to the three-Michelin-starred restaurant into a tactile space inspired by laboratory precision
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Art-infused restaurant Carlo’s is Manila’s latest gem, by design studio JJ AcunaA new American-Italian restaurant in Manila, Carlo’s combines vitality with old-world charm, and tempts with vodka pizza and Aperol spritz
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Hong Kong’s Artifact Bar is the city’s latest cocktail havenDesigned by Nelson Chow, Hong Kong’s Artifact Bar is a vibrant, futuristic cocktail bar inspired by the serpentine architecture of underground cisterns
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Hong Kong residence by Cream elevates Victoria Peak livingLuxury living reaches new heights at this Hong Kong residence by Cream
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Istanbul Modern: where art and the Bosporus meetIstanbul Modern by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, the Turkish capital's newest cultural draw, throws open its doors
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Stellar Works and Hosoo Textiles’ new Kyoto showroom is a timeless transformationStellar Works and Hosoo Textiles’ Kyoto showroom by Copenhagen-based design atelier OEO Studio is an ode to timeless craftsmanship
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Art Basel Hong Kong 2023: can the city’s art scene bounce back?Art Basel Hong Kong 2023 is about to kick off following years of restrictions. Catherine Shaw explores what we can expect in and around this year’s fair (23-25 March 2023), and whether Hong Kong can bounce back to reclaim the title of ‘Asia’s art hub’
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Shiguchi is a Japanese cultural retreat that bridges tradition and the 21st centuryShiguchi is a new Japanese cultural hub set amid nature, by artist and collector Shouya Grigg
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Print your own mini-me at the Omote 3D photo boothBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Po's Atelier bakery and café, Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Greeting cards inspired by Chinese architectureBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Beauty spot: cult Paris apothecary Buly 1803 opens in Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Light shows and pink feathers: how Art Basel 2015 took over Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Tokyo Designers Week 2013: The highs and lowsBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Lane Crawford Joyce Group's new headquarters in Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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’It’s the wall world’: Japanese collective Chim↑Pom’s disaster-inspired workBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Lifestyle lab: Nendo overhauls Siam Discovery department store in BangkokBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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‘China Clean’: Enrico Marone Cinzano at Pearl Lam Design, Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Musical mechanics: Conrad Shawcross’ The Ada Project sways in Hong KongBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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’California high kitsch’: Peter Shire’s ceramics travel to New York’s Derek Eller GalleryBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Designer dormsPrivate student housing opens in Hong Kong's Tsuen Wan district
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I.T celebrates 30th anniversary with immersive Jamie Fobert-designed installationBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
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City whimsy: Ruben Toledo’s limited edition portfolios for Louis VuittonBy Catherine Shaw Last updated
