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A tiny house in Ecuador exemplifies Diana Salvador's eco-sensitive architectureDiana Salvador, an emerging Ecuadorian architect and her studio feature in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
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The Bentley Continental GT S retains its title as the ultimate long-distance machineBentley blends tech with tradition to hone its legendary coupé into an all-time classic luxury grand tourer, with price tags to match
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OGA transform a tricky North London site into a private sanctuary that blends old and newThe Cottage Annexe is a considered response to an awkward site in Finsbury Park, resulting in an elegant mid-century inspired courtyard house
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Nothing’s design team give us the lowdown on the tech firm’s evolving use of colourNewer products from Nothing have opened up a new palette for the London-based tech manufacturer. Wallpaper* talked colour and creativity with the company’s design team
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This modular timber home by Hoyer Arkitektur is the perfect bolthole to take in Danish natureHoyer Arkitektur, a young practice based in Denmark, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
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A Chinese house by Various Associates is a delicate balance of beautiful cross-generational livingVarious Associates, a young practice based in China, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 - we highlight its residential project, Gong's House
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The story behind our shape-shifting September Style Issue cover shootModel Aylah Peterson adopts a series of personae in the A/W 2026 collections for the cover of Wallpaper’s September Issue – an homage to a season of transformative looks
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Architect Carlo Ratti on why the Autogrill bridge is Italy's testbed for motorway designThe eighth instalment of the architect's series, 'Objectify', investigates how the Autogrill bridge attracted some of post-war Italy's greatest architects and engineers
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A camera that does it all? Sony’s new RX10 V offers power, speed and a mighty lensThe latest iteration of Sony’s big-lensed RX10 combines a massive zoom with functionality across the board
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Biophilia meets Bali at Jia Curated 2026's architectural spotlight showJia Curated 2026 highlight, 'Architecture in Scale', explores biophilic architecture and its expressions on the island of Bali, Indonesia
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Construction on the White House ballroom must stop, a federal appeals court rulesAccording to a decision handed down Friday, Congress must approve alterations to the White House: ‘Each President is a temporary tenant, not the owner’
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A home in rugged Nova Scotia by Place of Work is an extraordinary take on the ordinaryPlace of Work, an emerging architecture practice from Canada, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
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The VW T-Roc sticks firmly to the middle of the road, a best-seller that’s short on surprisesWe try the Volkswagen T-Roc R-Line, a compact SUV / crossover that tries hard to be all things to all people and mostly succeeds
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A palm tree-engulfed home by Marilia Pellegrini is a sanctuary in the heart of São PauloMeet Marilia Pellegrini, an emerging Brazilian architect whose studio features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory for 2026
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Racing lines and classic graphics in the paddock at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of SpeedIn the days before blanket sponsorship, racing car liveries and colour schemes gave additional shape to some of the most iconic machines of the era. Wallpaper* walked the paddock at this year’s Festival of Speed to find some classic examples
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Unplugged’s first coastal cabins make going offline even more desirableThe UK’s original digital detox cabin brand heads to the coast, with two Somerset stays designed around phones away and eyes up
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Norton Motorcycles team up with Foster + Partners to showcase their new productsThe resurgence of the Norton brand continues with a contemporary display for the company’s high-end motorcycles courtesy of Foster + Partners
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Berlin's sleeping architectural giant, the ICC conference centre, is about to awakeBerlin’s ICC once offered a vision for the future. Years after its failure, a revival might turn it into a symbol for an open society
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Vollebak’s 'For When All Hell Breaks Loose' jacket gives catastrophe the brush-offDodge disasters and AI-generated antagonists with the FWAHBL jacket from Vollebak, transforming high-tech, chemical-resistant rubber into stylish and eye-catching outerwear
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Architects' Directory: Through the restoration of an Afro-Brazilian house in Benin, shines the work of Atelier KoEmerging Benin-based studio Atelier Ko features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 - here, we flag their Maison Itan, a contemporary restoration
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The new CMF Clip Pro makes light work of the ear clip approach to listening on the moveCMF has launched the Clip Pro, a new entry into the open, clip-style earbuds that let the outside in without compromising on sound or call quality. We gave them a listen
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The intriguing Staempfli House on Costa Brava was once home to a Surrealist art dealerOnce host to Dalí, Bertoia, Noguchi and more, this elegant Spanish seaside villa was a meeting point for post-war artistic movements. Now it’s on the market
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Architects' Directory: a Gulf house by Civil Architecture brings the courtyard typology to the 21st centuryWallpaper* Architects' Directory 2026 spotlights 30 of the world's most exciting emerging studios. Here, we meet Civil Architecture, whose work rethinks Gulf domestic architecture through research and reinvention.
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Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez shape Azimut’s new flagship yacht, Seadeck 9Azimut handed its new 25m flagship to two designers who'd never built a boat. This is the result
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Thomas Ingenlath returns to Volvo with fresh experience of the industry’s challengesVolvo’s Chief Design Officer Thomas Ingenlath discusses the ins and outs of contemporary car design and the wider auto industry, and hints at how Volvo plans to celebrate its centenary
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Before Palm Springs, there was Corbin Palms – now one of its original mid-century homes is for saleA rare 1954 Palmer & Krisel residence in Corbin Palms – the overlooked Woodland Hills enclave where the architects first tested the ideas that would define California’s desert modernism – is on the market for $995,000
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FGMF’s new São Paulo house is cleverly arranged around a sub-tropical gardenCasa da rua Escócia brings the outside in thanks to clever planning, angled walls and a richly planted courtyard garden
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A Pierre Paulin design icon becomes the backdrop for Fred Again.. and Latin Mafia's latest collaborationConceived in 1970, Pierre Paulin's Dune seating landscape is part of Fred Again.. and Latin Mafia's collaborative mixtape, '9 months & 50 hours', recorded at LagoAlgo in Mexico City, with a spatial installation by Paulin, Paulin, Paulin
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Discover New York through its movie locations with A24’s new bookRelive movie moments with ‘On Location in New York City’, which maps 179 restaurants, shops, parks, bars and landmarks across the five boroughs that have conquered the silver screen
