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‘London: Lost Interiors’ gathers unseen imagery of some of the capital’s most spectacular homesThis new monograph is a fascinating foray into the interior life of London, charting changing tastes, emerging styles and the shifting social history of grand houses in the heart of a fast-changing city
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Inside the making of Loewe Perfumes’ porcelain bottle toppers, delicately crafted by LladróLoewe Perfumes’ limited edition flask toppers are crafted by Spanish porcelain company Lladró. Mary Cleary takes a look inside the making process, as featured in the October 2024 issue of Wallpaper*
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A transformed chalet by Studio Razavi redesigns an existing structure into a well-crafted Alpine retreatThis overhauled chalet in the French Alps blends traditional forms with a highly bespoke interior
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Exclusive interview: Dries Van Noten on launching his new beauty lineIn an exclusive interview, the Belgian designer shares the story behind the creation of Dries Van Noten Beauty
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Michèle Lamy, agent of change, on the artists to lead us into the futureCo-founder of Owenscorp, artist, performer, agent of change: Michèle Lamy on her conduits to co-creation, and five creatives who can lead us into the future – whom she champions as part of Wallpaper’s 25th anniversary ‘5x5’ project
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Riya Gupta on empowered femininityStudio Rigu – the New Delhi-based label – founded in 2017 by Riya Gupta, has forward thinking footing
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Alber Elbaz on AZ Factory: ‘fashion for a reason, not a revolution'On 25 April 2021, it was announced that the ebullient and beloved fashion designer Alber Elbaz had passed away. Earlier in 2021, we spoke to him about his new brand AZ Factory
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Paul Smith on a few of his favourite thingsFashion designer and inveterate collector Paul Smith shares a few of his favourite things in a new book, and here with his friend and travelling companion Deyan Sudjic
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Issey Miyake and Tadanori Yokoo’s pop-culture inspired collaborationTarzan, Jaws and Marilyn Monroe all feature on a series of men's blousons which ‘give a sense of hope and look to the future'
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Introducing Merlette, the eco-aware brand elevating easy dressingMerlette’s fluid, billowing dresses in easy-to-care-for natural fabrics feel relevant and desirable – and are ideal for wearing year-round at home. No wonder the Brooklyn-based brand is having a moment
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The elegant simplicity of Arts & Science's Aoyama flagshipDesigned by Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects (ATTA), Arts & Sciene's new Aoyama flagship in Tokyo, offers a play between curves and lines
