Features Archive | May 2026

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May 31st
- In Venice, Michael Armitage's paintings are an emotional retelling of the political climate
- The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in May
- Be charmed by Folegandros’ unspoilt beauty
May 30th
- This design competition rethinks curtains as art – enter now
- What happened when watch brand H Moser & Cie translated the inflatable Reebok Pump into watch form?
- Don’t miss out on Sifnos, the tastiest Greek island
May 29th
- Restore body and mind at this picturesque Portuguese guesthouse
- Chow Tai Fook's first global flagship in Hong Kong explores a fresh language of Chinese luxury
- Behind the scenes of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘The Cure’ music video: ‘I cannot stress enough that the entire hospital is made out of arts and crafts’
- ‘Backrooms’ and the sinister architecture of liminal spaces: the new movie redefining horror
- A modernist home in Montréal gets a renovation that stays faithful to its roots
- What is a spomenik? Tour former Yugoslavia’s lost brutalist symbols of unity
- Adam Albin is the new gastronomic destination to know in Stockholm
- Tour Serifos, the wild child of the Cyclades
- For artist and designer Talin Hazbar, every fragment of rock tells a story
May 28th
- Andrew Heard's provocative post-pop art is ripe for rediscovery
- Jack White on his first art exhibition: 'You have to get your ego out of the way'
May 27th
- Brazilian schoolchildren turn fallen trees into furniture with the help of designer Gisela Simas
- Cosentino reveals a new generation of mineral surfaces for architecture and design
- Goodbye stairs! This Brazilian house’s ramp elevates the architectural experience
May 26th
- This elegant Upper West Side apartment is a masterclass in how to work with low-slung ceilings
- Stanley Donwood on his show with Thom Yorke in Venice: ‘These drawings… they’re not planned’
- Wallpaper* checks into Hotel Indigo, London – a bohemian nod to 1970s spirit
- In Cartier’s high jewellery, exceptional stones are front and centre
- A new Seletti rug collection transforms photography into an immersive experience
May 25th
- Dunhill’s new ‘leather wardrobe’ of accessories will take you from work to holiday
- An insider’s guide to Nairobi: 7 unmissable haunts
- With Marcel, New York's Breuer building gets a restaurant as cinematic as its brutalist architecture
- Sophie Calle has spent a 40-year career peering into absences. In Copenhagen, the results are emotional
May 24th
- Star truck: Francesca Villa’s new brooches are driving us crazy
- A serene riverside home in the British countryside unites minimalism and nature
- A definitive guide to classic Danish design
May 23rd
- How Pamela Anderson hosts the perfect party: ‘I’m more spontaneous these days’
- Alexandre de Betak’s modular sofa turns lounging into an art form
- Two brothers revive the historic perfumery of the Grand Hôtel de Monte-Carlo
- Step into photographer Annie Collinge's sweet and sinister domestic world
May 22nd
- In Munich, Casele reimagines a butcher’s shop as a Southern Italian restaurant
- Inside Palace’s new Shanghai store, a play on the traditional Chinese garden
- Inside a Norwegian cabin inspired by Viking boat-building traditions
- This centuries-old Belgian farmhouse is hiding a 1920s-style nightclub beneath it
- Meet Patrick Rosal, the resident poet at Guggenheim New York who wants to bring the community together
May 21st
- Paul Smith and Gabriela Hearst on their painterly new collaboration, inspired by the British countryside
- Audemars Piguet teams with Ambush on limited-edition Royal Oak Concept
- Barry X Ball marries classical art with technical methodologies on a monastic island in Venice
May 20th
- 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
- ‘We were just having fun’: Barber Osgerby on 30 years of design collaboration as studio closes
- Luxury lodge Shakti Prana redefines slow travel in India’s remote north
May 19th
- Our favourite things presented at Afternoon Light this year
- 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
- Febal Casa’s vision of home flows seamlessly from room to room
- Venice Architecture Biennale 2027: the ultimate guide
- On yer bike! Why are watch brands embracing a slower set of wheels?
- Hold on to your trowels! Here's what to see at The Chelsea Flower Show 2026
May 18th
- Explore Los Angeles in 16 Rudolph Schindler homes
- 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
- 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
- Fashion favourite Poppy Jones’ artworks are an eclectic mix of textiles, photography and watercolours
May 16th
- Why we should all write more postcards
- 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
- Tour Patricia Urquiola’s new hotel project in Lisbon
May 14th
- 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
- Tour New York like a local with designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen and a Wallpaper* Travel Guide
- A photographic journey through Mallorca, with Andre D Wagner
May 13th
- Rediscovering hospitality the Japanese way: an epicurean odyssey
- At 1-54 New York 2026, Afro-Brazilian art takes centre stage for the first time
May 12th
- Pigalle’s former rock temple, Bus Palladium, reopens as a hedonistic new hotel
- Melbourne’s triangular Hannah St Hotel leans into its offbeat locale
- Auguste turns a former Hackney favourite into an atmospheric Abruzzese trattoria
- In Venice, it's the tourists who have caught Hernan Bas' eye
- The very best spots for a ‘New York Happy Meal’
- 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
May 10th
- 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
- East Tokyo comes to east London at this hot new restaurant
- Hotel Julien reworks the familiar in Antwerp
- In Antwerp, families come in all shapes and sizes
- The story behind our ‘one-of-a-kind’ Travel Issue cover story, shot amid the majestic desert landscapes of Utah
- A celebration of Nyonya Kuih, the jewel-like cakes of Malaysia
May 8th
- 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
- 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
- Lina Lapelyte takes over Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin with 400,000 wood cubes
- Koko marks 125 years with new recording studio and members’ balcony
- 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
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
- 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
- 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
- London's best tasting menus
- Discover architecture in Ecuador – often overlooked, yet ‘a story worth telling’
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
- 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'
- 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
- 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