Jonathan Bell
Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine since 1999, covering everything from architecture and transport design to books, tech and graphic design. He is now the magazine’s Transport and Technology Editor. Jonathan has written and edited 15 books, including Concept Car Design, 21st Century House, and The New Modern House. He is also the host of Wallpaper’s first podcast.
Latest articles by Jonathan Bell
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The NordicTrack Ultra Reformer Series brings Pilates into the iFIT home ecosystem
iFIT brings the Pilates studio experience into the home environment with the new NordicTrack Ultra Reformer Series
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Bang & Olufsen bring the noise with the refined and ultra rare Beolab 90 Titan Edition speakers
Strictly limited edition, exquisitely hand crafted and reassuringly expensive, the Beolab 90 Titan Edition speaker celebrates the company’s centenary
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A refined Indian country residence reimagines the farmhouse
Set among Karnataka’s rolling fields and forest, House by the Grove by Taliesyn Design & Architecture combines modern materials with an open approach to the elements
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New speakers for every space, from all-in-one systems to high-end towers
Experience the highs and lows of your favourite audio in crisp detail with this selection of seven new speakers, large and small
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LG rolls out its ThinQ AI into a sleek new crew of connected home helpers
The age of thinking washing machines is well upon us, thanks to companies like LG and its ThinQ AI system, which harnesses artificial intelligence for better appliance integration
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Fancy owning a piece of French automotive history? Bid in The Renault Icons Auction
Renault is paring back its substantial collection of historic automobiles by auctioning off duplicate models. We present 14 of the finest lots
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The Mobilize Duo x TA is a limited-edition electric microcar, with graphics by TheArsenale
Renault’s Mobilize brand has launched another collaboration with creative agency TheArsenale, fitting out the diminutive Duo with fresh colours and graphics
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Love Hultén’s new book of audio experiments is weird and wonderful
‘Love Hultén: Works II’ assembles the latest eccentric sonic creations from the Swedish artist and instrument maker
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LeShuttle ups its game with a forthcoming new terminal design by Hollaway Studio
LeShuttle’s overhauled terminal in Folkestone will befit its role as the prime hub for the channel tunnel and as a gateway into Europe
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Sound stages: the debut of two spatial audio products from Focal and Bang & Olufsen
The curtain goes up on two new premium soundbars, the Focal Mu-so Hekla and the Beosound Premiere from B&O, bringing architectural elegance to spatial audio
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Swedish tech brand Transparent launches its Aroma Diffuser for the home
The audio specialist moves into the olfactory zone with its latest product, the elegant Aroma Diffuser
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GlasWerks DMV debuts the Elevato, a radically revised Ferrari designed for off-road adventures
The GlasWerks DMV Elevato started life as a GTC4 Lusso but has been transformed into an all-terrain performance machine with a V12 at its heart
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The Eagle Lightweight GTR is a minimalist expression of racing car aesthetics
Eagle E-Types is renowned for its stewardship of Jaguar’s iconic 1960s sports car. With this one-off Lightweight GTR version, the company has pushed its ethos to the limit
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Formula E reveals GEN4, the latest iteration of its powerful all-electric race car
Faster, more efficient and with more recyclability than ever before, the GEN4 Formula E car will make its competitive debut in the 2026/27 season
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Teenage Engineering gets playful with two new devices, Riddim and Ting
The new EP–40 Riddim and EP–2350 Ting from Teenage Engineering are infused with authentic dub and reggae sounds and effects
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Bang & Olufsen Reloved brings expertly refurbished tech to design-loving audiophiles
Bang & Olufsen’s new Reloved initiative expands the company’s focus on quality, circularity and sustainability
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14 of the best new books for music buffs
From music-making tech to NME cover stars, portable turntables and the story behind industry legends – new books about the culture and craft of recorded sound
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The Project : ARES motorbike combines sci-fi style, analogue feel and all-electric performance
The futuristic Project : ARES from Real Motors comes closer with the reveal of the production prototype in Las Vegas
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Sonoforma fashions guitar furniture for players who want to blend sound into their interior
The new Sonoforma Rhapsody guitar cabinet splices midcentury lines with sonic innards, creating an amplifier that instantly feels right at home
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The McLaren 750S is a truly purist expression of the modern supercar template
McLaren’s 750S ticks all the boxes for lovers of automotive exotica. It’s also one of the finest driving machines you can buy
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Five of the finest compact cameras available today
Pocketable cameras are having a moment. We’ve assembled a set of cutting-edge compacts that’ll free you from the ubiquity of smartphone photography and help focus your image making
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The Citroën Ami Dark Side is a special edition electric city car with a true Halloween vibe
Trick or treat? The Dark Side edition of the tiny Citroën Ami is a gothic delight for micro-minded commuters
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In the frame: Layer is a new high-tech platform for displaying unique pieces of generative art
A museum-grade canvas renders digital art with spectacular precision, cutting-edge tech and exacting industrial design
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The Orient Express' new look platforms the finest French artisans
Maxime d’Angeac, Artistic Director of the Orient Express, is overseeing the newly revived train service’s return to the rails as a rolling homage to Art Deco and modern craftsmanship
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