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Hundreds of miles of stitching make up Hermès Maison's enchanting quilt windows in LondonArchitecture Space Popular dreamt up a lush, handmade fabric installation for the Maison's New Bond street display. Here's how it came together
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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During her lifetime, Zaha Hadid built just two private houses; one is now for saleZaha Hadid Architects completed Grosvenor Crescent Mews at the tail end of the last decade. For sale for the first time, we take a tour of this architectural unicorn
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Avocado House, a California desert home, owes its unusual shape to its hilltop settingFrom the team behind the famed ‘invisible house’ in Joshua Tree, California, Avocado House is poised to be the next hot property of curiosity. And you can book a stay
By Carole Dixon Published
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What is PoloFest? The first-of-its-kind Ralph Lauren collectors’ festival lands in JapanPolo Ralph Lauren debuts PoloFest (23-25 October 2026) in Tokyo this weekend, an event that brings together avid collectors of the American label from around the world
By Jack Moss Published
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Sound, vision, style and stripes come together in the new Fender x Paul Smith TelecasterThe limited-edition Fender x Paul Smith Telecaster celebrates the octogenarian status of two beloved names, designer Sir Paul Smith and the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The EP-35 is a new multifunctional portable amplifier from Teenage EngineeringWhether you’re a campfire troubadour, a coffee shop poet or a bedroom beatmaker, the new Teenage Engineering EP-35 will make things louder
By Jonathan Bell Published
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This Montreal townhouse offers a contemporary take on art deco and sculptural furnishingsAtelier Barda finds inspiration in Montreal's art deco heritage to transform an Outremont townhouse, filling it with local contemporary designs
By Léa Teuscher Published
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Apple’s smart-home offering just got an upgrade with the launch of the new HomeView screenApple HomeView is the company’s first home-assistant screen, boosted by integrated Siri AI and an intelligent user interface
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Can a home evolve slowly to adapt to its owners' needs? This German house says yesHouse in Process, in Ludwigsburg, designed by SOMAA Architektur & Innenarchitektur, took a 50-year-old structure and continuously adapted it over the course of 12 years
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Lego gets lucky with its latest creative collaboration, a long-term link with Daft PunkThe Daft Punk legacy continues to linger with the news that the dynamic French duo have teamed up with Lego for a long-term partnership. We spoke to Daft Punk's creative director Cédric Hervet about what happens next
By Jonathan Bell Published
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OKA’s Mori is a magic mushroom for the home with a personality shaped by robotics and AIMore than just a fun guy, Mori is a digital companion designed to brighten up solo living, encourage mindful thinking and generally just hang around to light up your life
By Jonathan Bell Published
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This year’s Margaret Howell calendar features the designer’s ‘unusual, beautiful’ personal photographs‘Photographs by Margaret Howell’ is the title of the 2027 calendar and accompanying in-store exhibition, which offers an intimate insight into the British designer’s world
By Jack Moss Published
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Feeling lucky? Ginori 1735's latest porcelain collection is full of charmsDiscover Fortunae, an auspicious new collection of porcelain home decor and tableware inspired by a medieval board game
By Anna Fixsen Published
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A village house in Spain gets a richly detailed makeover by Anna and Eugeni BachDesigned to appear like an evolution of a traditional village house, the architects’ project near Girona blends crafted details with new functionality
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Build a property empire on the Côte d’Azur with a custom Monopoly gameYour favourite board game just got chicer
By Tianna Williams Published
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Apple Music’s new visual identity ripples into view – with help from Fred Again..The streaming service has unveiled a new visual identity that uses musical frequencies to create rippling, liquid forms
By Charlotte Gunn Published
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The OG compact city car is back: welcome to the world of the all-new Smart #2The Smart #2 EV made its long-awaited debut at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, demonstrating that the original is sometimes the best
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The latest chapter of ‘MaisonMargiela/folders’ is a deep dive into the house’s pioneering Tokyo storeMarking 20 years of 2-8-13 in Ebisu, Tokyo – the neighbourhood where Martin Margiela opened his very first store – Maison Margiela has added new folders into its open-to-all Dropbox, featuring rarely-seen imagery from across the store’s history
By Jack Moss Published
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A stunning house for sale above Ventura Beach showcases late-period Californian modernismArchitect Carl Maston’s 1984 Ventura Beach house hits the market for the very first time, offering panoramic views of one of the Pacific’s historic surf spots
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A simple timber envelope conceals the scale and drama of this waterfront house in BrazilMF+Arquitetos has completed Casa Celeiro in Minas Gerais, featuring two connected pavilions embedded in the landscape
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Savour a cocktail on the terrace of this Delhi apartment, an urban home in the skyBrickloom, a new Delhi apartment by Mold Design Studio, revels in its high-up location, blending an industrial identity with nods to the Greek islands
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Leica teams up with Formula 1 to create a special edition of the Leica Q3 45 digital cameraLeica Q3 45 Formula 1 Edition is pitched at the stylish pit-lane photographer, with upgraded tech-infused styling and a price tag to match
By Jonathan Bell Published
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From young boxer to big-hitting architect, Tadao Ando’s life packs a punch: here’s his memoirThe architect’s new memoir, ‘Towards Light’, dissects his greatest buildings, but it is less about architecture than you may think; he tells us more
By Tianna Williams Published
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The idiosyncratic work of James Wines and SITE is the subject of a new monograph‘What Else Could It Mean?’ explores the world of James Wines, the founder of Sculpture in the Environment, who helped pioneer the art of integrating architecture with nature
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Roland has shrunk the legendary Jupiter-8 synth into a powerful desktop formatThe Roland Jupiter-08 is a portable – and affordable – version of one of the most iconic synthesizers of all time
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Wonderland is a small community of three houses; you can now own oneOne of the single-family residences with a shared outdoor space hits the market – just make sure you like your neighbours
By Tianna Williams Published
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Willy Chavarria and Adidas unveil adiSignature, a fresh take on streetwear classicsThe American fashion designer is the creative force behind adiSignature, a new line that's an all-out celebration of streetwear
By Anna Fixsen Published
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A snake nodding to the horizon makes for an unlikely inspiration for this Chilean houseCasa Asomada by Whale! negotiates a windy site and uneven terrain to propose a Chilean holiday home that embraces the elements
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Potato Head opens the Good Times General Store by OMABali's Potato Head opens the Good Times General Store, created in collaboration with longstanding partner OMA as a model for ‘post-consumption retail’
By Yoko Choy Published
