At Wallpaper*, we know our way around good design. And when design is at the intersection of architecture, food, fashion, travel and art, we really come into our own.
As we turn 30, we present a new series of travel guides: chic, pocket-sized introductions to a Wallpaper* destination, written by insiders who know their beat.
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Jean Prouvé’s modernist genius explored through unseen works at TEFAF New YorkGalerie Patrick Seguin brings the demountable architecture of Jean Prouvé to TEFAF New York this May, showcasing Villa Lopez (1953) and the Valençaude school (1954) to the public for the first time
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The very best spots for a ‘New York Happy Meal’When you have a New York minute, there's nothing quite like an ice-cold martini and piping-hot French fries. Here are the best bars for the essential combo
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Makrosha's new textile showroom is a magical cabinet of curiositiesThis need-to-know New York brand, founded by Esha Ahmed in 2020, is rooted in craft and history – and now has a fantasy-filled atelier to match
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Here’s what to see at NYCxDesign 2026, according to our editorsMark your calendars and start your engines, because New York's biggest design celebration is back, 14-20 May. Here's what to see
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Joris Laarman is reimagining design’s relationship with natureThe Dutch designer’s exhibition at Friedman Benda in New York (until 24 July 2026) suggests a future in which furniture can provide a resting place for non-human life, too
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Why New York's most experimental gallery is in an unassuming walk-up on the BoweryClub Rhubarb, the nomadic project of curator Tony Cox, presents a gritty version of the 'old' downtown. Step inside its latest exhibition
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With ‘Costume Art’, the Met makes a case for making fashion diverse againBehind all the brouhaha is a compelling and deeply researched exhibition that elevates the human body to an art form
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in MayOur editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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New York art exhibitions to see in MayRead our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in May from erotic portraiture at The Museum of Sex to Gerhard Richter’s dreamlike landscape paintings
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Step inside the weird, wonderful world of the Haas Brothers at this new exhibition in New YorkFrom trippy mushroom sculptures to fantastical beasts, this retrospective, now on view at the Museum of Arts and Design, is one you won't want to miss
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Inside Gourmega, a secret Greenwich Village restaurant that’s an all-out celebration of African diasporic cultureThe restaurant, with design by Mariam Issoufou, marks the first permanent project from the celebrated culinary collective, Ghetto Gastro
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Brooklyn's most famous cemetery is for the living as much as it's for the dead. Its gleaming new visitor centre is proofBy combining a historic greenhouse with a brand new building, Architecture Research Office creates a new portal for Green-Wood Cemetery.
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The Wallpaper* Travel Guides return with four new editionsThe essential companion for today’s design lover
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Gallery Fumi just opened a New York residency with a joyful celebration of material and craftAt Galerie56 in Tribeca, Gallery Fumi displays inventive lighting, conceptual furniture, eccentric ceramics and more
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Her great-uncle was Jackson Pollock. Now her fledgling gallery, Argo Fine Arts, is the talk of ParisArt world royalty Samantha McCoy's artistic legacy shapes her thoughtful gallery ethos, as shown in her Art Paris 2026 presentation with works by Christiane Löhr, Cy Twombly and more
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in AprilOur editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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Loft-like and seductive, architects Bonetti/Kozerski’s new HQ prioritises collaborationAt the architects’ new office in New York, collaboration and conversation are high on the agenda
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Once a Gilded Age boarding house for ‘respectable’ young ladies, a New York landmark is reborn as a sophisticated hotelThe Twenty Two New York is the first overseas outpost of the London hotel and club of the same name. Here’s our review
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OMA’s New Museum expansion is not just an extension but a ‘counterpart’, says Rem KoolhaasThe extension, which was nearly a decade in the works, gives the box-like Bowery landmark a crystalline sidekick
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Famed designer Robert Stilin opens a handsomely curated salon of art and design in New YorkInterior designer Robert Stilin invites clients and designers into his world within a new gallery space in NoMad
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On a high: tour this New York apartment founded on artGallery Studiotwentyseven owners Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska take us inside the Herzog & de Meuron-designed Tribeca Jenga Building to discover their art-filled apartment
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An era-defining insight into the Chelsea Hotel's artistic community in 1970s New YorkLong thought lost, these images by artist Albert Scopin chronicle his time at Manhattan’s Chelsea Hotel amidst the demi-monde of the city’s artists, musicians and eccentrics
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Go wild in the country at Vipp’s first US guesthouseVipp Pavilion, designed by the renowned architectural firm Johnston Marklee, is an idyllic retreat in upstate New York
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The 6 most stylish omakase spots to book in NYC right nowThese intimate Japanese restaurants score points for cuisine and style. Here are our favourites to book now
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In Montauk, a century-old horse barn has been sensitively reimagined as a retreat for artists and writersWith his eponymous foundation, playwright Edward Albee wanted to ‘serve writers and visual artists from all walks of life’. Thanks to a careful restoration by TenBerke architects, Albee’s vision is entering a triumphant new chapter
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Wallpaper* wants to know: why are there suddenly so many bathing clubs in New York?Schvitzes and banyas have been part of Gotham's cultural fabric for more than a century. But a never-ending new crop of experience-focused saunas and wellness spaces promises something else
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Inside The Eighty Six, a new jewel box restaurant that’s already celebrity-approvedWith lavish interiors from Rockwell Group and a decadent menu, a historic New York boozer has been reborn in glittering fashion
