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Tired of your neighbours? Rent one of these luxurious villas off the beaten trackThese architectural retreats offer the perfect invitation to unplug and unwind, from a restored Tuscan farmhouse to a Vietnamese residence with its own private beach
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A brief history of fashion’s love affair with artAhead of the Met Gala tomorrow evening (4 May 2026) with its ‘Fashion is Art’ dress code, India Birgitta Jarvis traces the symbiosis between the mediums through eight definitive moments
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As Chanel marks 25 years of the J12 watch, we take a closer lookFrom its disruptive Y2K debut to this year’s Midnight Blue releases, Chanel’s ceramic watch remains as relevant as ever
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The story of Chandigarh furnitureHow a furniture commission for the new city of Chandigarh, India, resulted in some of the most important designs of mid-century modernism
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In the historic London hall where Vivienne Westwood made her debut, Idalia dishes up fare that's dressed to impressThe first opening in the Olympia's £1.3 billion regeneration brings food, design and cultural history back under one roof
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Dean Sameshima photographed the exteriors of sex clubs in Los Angeles. The results are surprisingly poignantThe photographs, currently on show in ‘Wonderland’ at London’s Soft Opening, capture a bygone era
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Step inside the world of Christian Gimonet, the pioneering French modernistDiscover the late architect’s work, representing his own gentle expression of regional modernism – and watch our film
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Come into our parlour, it’s time to play perfectly designed gamesThese sophisticated games up the ante in the post-prandial parlour pastime department
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This coastal Dungeness house responds to the eerie ‘desert’ landscapeDesigned by London-based Hollaway Studio, Westview is a coastal Kent home shaped by the area’s industrial and isolated context
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Tour a breathtaking Napa Valley winery where even the architecture has a sense of 'terroir'San Francisco practice Aidlin Darling Design ushers Robert Mondavi Winery, one of California's most storied wine producers, into a glorious new age.
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The new design-led hotels that should be on your radarExplore the best new openings in the world, from a maximalist fever dream in Coronado to a bohemian wellness haven in Madrid
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Inside Agnona’s serene and tactile Milan flagship, a contemporary ode to its rootsBespoke Partnership
The heritage Italian fashion brand honours its history with the new store design – take a tour with creative director Stefano Aimone
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Inside Wein am Berg: Europe’s 'elevated' fine wine weekend in the Austrian AlpsOur resident drinks expert, Neil Ridley experiences the most prestigious high-altitude wine event in Europe and a chance to brush up on his skiing skills
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The new London restaurants to book nowThis month, Awadhi cuisine takes centre stage, a neighbourhood seafood bar scales up, and a beloved chef delivers yet another hit
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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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A fresh take on William Haines’ 1950 ‘Malibu Chair' oozes California midcentury styleBespoke Partnership
The Hollywood glamour of the actor-turned-designer still informs William Haines Designs’ collections today
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London Festival of Architecture 2026: everything you need to knowThe UK’s biggest architecture festival is almost upon us, launching in June across the capital; here is our guide for everything you need to know, where to look, what to book, and where to go
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Photographer Christopher Anderson’s new book gathers together work spanning Trump, war and familyIn new book ‘Index’, the photographer reflects on his significant career so far
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Does this ambitious new civic space have the power to transform downtown Pittsburgh?Arts Landing, a new park and sculpture garden located along the banks of the Allegheny River, offers much-needed green space for humans and birds alike
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Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026 marks a crucial moment for the city’s cultural scene. Here are the must-seesThere is as much to see at Gallery Weekend Berlin (1-3 May 2026) as ever – go equipped with our guide to the highlights
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Sound stole the show at Milan Design Week 2026: what does it mean for the future of interiors?Across the fair, a huge amount of spaces and launches were dedicated to sound, from immersive listening rooms to musical furniture and DJ consoles. We ask four experts about the role of sound in the future of interior design
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This French architect had never designed a yacht, so he built the world’s largestMaxime d’Angeac reimagines Orient Express at sea with a 220m sailing yacht delivered in just 44 months
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in AprilFrom a pyramid-inspired home in Milton Keynes to a Belgian villa of sinuous concrete curves – these are the finest examples of residential architecture to cross our desks this month
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New watches with understated details have enduring appealWatches from Rolex, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin epitomise a long-lasting classicism
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Cece’s opens in Notting Hill with a cinematic take on Italian diningPublic House’s most theatrical London restaurant yet pairs a transportive dining room with delightful Italian cooking
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Who were Les Lalanne? A guide to the world's most collectible duoWallpaper* explores the appeal of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne whose captivating objects and furnishings keep breaking each other’s auction records.
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The best of the jet-setting Cruise 2027 runway showsFollow our ongoing coverage of the Cruise 2027 runway shows, which began yesterday (28 April 2026) with Chanel in Biarritz, and will continue with shows in Los Angeles, New York and Shanghai
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Frictionless: How the pursuit of optimisation reshaped art, aesthetics and usFrom minimalist architecture to Instagram aesthetics, our visual culture has long worshipped at the altar of optimisation. But as frictionlessness colonises everyday life, artists, designers and theorists are asking what gets lost
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Artists’ skewing of the financial crisis takes a satirical turn at London’s ICAA new group exhibition, ‘Genuine Fake Premium Economy’, considers the implications of the 2008 financial crisis
