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Rolex releases the new Perpetual Padellone watchThe latest Rolex watch takes its inspiration from a 1940s model and maintains its elegant silhouette
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‘I wanted to move the world’: meet the man who invented wellnessNerio Alessandri started Technogym from his garage in 1986: on the company’s 40th anniversary, he talks to Wallpaper* about his intuition, vision and how he shaped the best known equipment in sport
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London Design Festival 2026: live updates from the Wallpaper* teamFrom 12-20 September, London is celebrating design in all its forms. Here's the latest news, launches and other goings-on from London Design Festival 2026, as seen by Wallpaper* editors
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Inside a monolithic Melbourne house designed for multi-generational livingDespite its crisp exterior structure, this Melbourne home feels soft and welcoming, seamlessly nestled into the surrounding topography
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At Saatchi Yates, Sujin Lee’s figures are frozen in introspectionSujin Lee’s exhibition ‘Where We Once Stood’, considers the stillness after an event
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Tour a Chilean holiday home designed to weave daily life into its lakeside siteLoyCo House is a new Chilean holiday home on the shores of Vichuquén Lake; its creators, architects Ricardo Atanacio and Carolina Contreras, respond to the region's distinct identity to craft a home that feels entirely of its place
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Estúdio Campana brings Brazilian soul to a São Paulo airport loungeItaú opens Sala Pedra Preta, a new Brazilian design lounge at São Paulo Guarulhos Airport
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Chopard celebrates 50 years of ‘Happy Diamonds’ with a new collectionDefined by diamonds that cut their own fluid path across watches and jewellery, the ‘Happy Diamonds’ series gets a new anniversary collection
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Deoron brings its ‘instinct for the unexpected’ to BerlinDeoron staged its third in-person event in Berlin, bringing together more than 65 designers, brands and independent studios
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One to watch: Ollie Olanipekun takes a bird's eye view of social responsibility, community and connectionChallenging perceptions and stereotypes through the (binocular) lens of nature, multidisciplinary creative Ollie Olanipekun and his birdwatching club Flock Together are combatting the underrepresentation of people of colour in nature and relieving the pressures of urban life
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Check into Bloomsbury’s newly reimagined grande dameThe Imperial Bloomsbury enters a new era with tactile interiors, a rooftop bar and a distinctly bookish London address
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This Cartier collection is the perfect accompaniment to black tieAn enduring Cartier collection, ‘Grain de Café’, celebrates a bewitching ingredient
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South Asian design crosses borders at London Design FestivalIn Shoreditch during London Design Festival 2026, Raw Collaborative brings together 25 boundary-pushing studios from South Asia, presenting a compelling cross-section of fine art, collectible and functional objects
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Svenskt Tenn celebrates Anna Petrus, Sweden’s trailblazing 20th-century metal designerA new exhibition at Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm revisits Anna Petrus’ pioneering pewter and cast-iron work and returns two of her lesser-known designs to production
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Circadian brews a new ritual inside Berlin’s brutalist FunkhausAt its minimalist new GDR-era HQ, Berlin-based atelier Circadian creates a contemporary ritual using Japan’s rare, shade-grown gyokuro tea
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As Jesse Glazzard arrives at London's ICA, step into his tender, dirty decadeBritish photographer Jesse Glazzard presents his first book, The Sound of Dirt and Beauty
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At New York Fashion Week, Tory Burch says ‘more is more’The American designer showed her S/S 2027 collection at Isamu Noguchi’s Sunken Garden yesterday evening, capturing a mood of ‘joy and optimism’ through its playful combinations
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Georgia O’Keeffe was captivated by architecture, as a landmark new show at the Detroit Institute of Arts proves‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture,’ is a first-of-its kind exhibition exploring the artist’s long fascination with the built environment, from dreamy cityscapes to vernacular buildings
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Escentric Molecules opens its first-ever boutique in Berlin’s Mitte neighbourhoodBespoke Partnership
The cult fragrance house marks its 20th anniversary with a permanent home that transforms a former gallery into an effortless choreography of fragrance, art, movement and music
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Montblanc’s Writing Traveler briefcase is the consummate creative companion for those on the moveBespoke Partnership
A century of craftsmanship meets the rituals of modern travel in the German maison’s portable home for the tools of thought and creation
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2026 London Open House highlights – from the architecture festival that opens doors of all kindsLondon Open House is about to kick off – we explore what to see, as well as the unexpected impact of this city-wide architecture celebration. Here’s how the festival works for you year-round
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Explore this pop-up library dedicated to queer creativity in LondonAt London Design Festival 2026, Alex Tieghi-Walker presents The Reading Room (part of his wider curation for the Brompton Design District), dedicated to queer design, creativity and cultural history in London. For the occasion, he shares a few must-read from his personal library
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Is this former prison Japan’s most unusual luxury stay?A landmark Great Meiji Prison reopens as a 48-suite Hoshinoya hotel, with its cells, barred windows and Romanesque architecture intact
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Henry Zankov on his Diane von Furstenberg debut: ‘It’s all about body language’Movement was at the heart of Henry Zankov’s first collection for Diane von Furstenberg, which sought to capture its namesake designer’s liberatory spirit
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BWGTBLD is more than an office – there, creativity is 'meant to be shared'The BWGTBLD office, the headquarters of Philipp Ramhofer's production company in Berlin, becomes an art gallery and a celebration of creative endeavour when the business invites the public in
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Tschabalala Self's Lady in Blue towers over Trafalgar SquareThe American artist brings a monumental ‘everywoman’ to London’s Fourth Plinth with ‘Lady in Blue’, a celebration of ambition, purpose and everyday life
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Ralph Lauren opens New York Fashion Week with a romantic gesture‘An irreverent take on romance’ is how Ralph Lauren described his latest womenswear show, which provided the opening act of New York Fashion Week yesterday (9 September 2026)
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Seiko marks the anniversary of the Honda Motocompo, a weird and wonderful folding motorbikeIt’s long been the case that watches and cars have gone hand in hand. But sometimes the associations are more nerdy and small-scale – take Seiko's new watch, released to mark the anniversary of the Honda Motocompo
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Bowmore and Snarkitecture reveal unexpected parallels between architecture and whisky-makingBespoke Partnership
For its first collaboration with a whisky brand, New York design practice Snarkitecture joins Bowmore to create the Captivo Collection, two 20-year-old Islay single malts that explore layers of flavour, provenance, material and design
