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In Venice, Golden Goose and PlayLab’s fantastical installation was designed to ignite childlike wonderFor the latest iteration of Golden Goose’s ‘Haus’, the footwear brand’s creative platform, Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary studio PlayLab presented an installation which invited the viewer to embrace a sense of play
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Bentley gets its rocks off with the new Bentayga Artenara Edition, a showcase of craft and speedThe Bentley Bentayga Artenara Edition is the latest demonstration of the scope and reach of the carmaker’s Mulliner division, complete with alpine inspired etchings and perforations
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What to see at Photo London this yearPhoto London ( 14-17 May 2026) is back for its eleventh edition, this time in a brand new location, showcasing more artists, more galleries and new film
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The Fiat Grande Panda harks back to the splendid 80s heyday of the hatchbackWith the Grande Panda, Fiat is rediscovering its small car mojo, downsizing and simplifying without dismissing the importance of surprise and delight
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São Paulo's newest mixed-use tower features a dynamic, pixelated façadeSão Paulo’s Pinheiros neighbourhood has a new landmark, courtesy Brazilian architects FGMF. Take a look inside
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At this sleek Vancouver café and cocktail spot, a stylish nostalgia reignsJess Reno, founder of Nemesis Coffee, currently ranked Canada’s No. 1 coffee shop on the World’s Best Coffee Bars list, unveils his next move: Bam Bam
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This series of grid-like Oaxaca apartments is like playing a game of architectural TetrisIn Puerto Escondido, the Oaxaca apartments in Casa Eva are open to the elements
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Legendary London bookshop Claire de Rouen opens a new Shoreditch spaceInside the new outpost, designed as a hub for London's established and emerging artists to find inspiration and share ideas.
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Michael Anastassiades closes his eponymous lighting brandMichael Anastassiades announces the closure of his lighting brand of the same name: 'What comes next for me as a designer is a deeper focus on the creative process, and the freedom to explore new directions in design, in all its forms'
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Take in the wild American West from this Linda Taalman house, now on the marketA Linda Taalman house in Lone Pine, CA, is currently on the market, an opportunity to acquire a sustainably minded base in the wilderness of the American West
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A new loft apartment in Toronto threads function through a historic industrial spaceSUSA Space unwraps the Candy Loft, an elegant new apartment that draws on local history and careful use of space
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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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‘In Minor Keys’: discover the themes that define the 61st Venice Biennale exhibitionCurated by the late Koyo Kouoh and realised by her team, the main exhibition of the 2026 Venice Biennale offers a sensory and poetic approach to contemporary art
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The Gropius House is finally getting a Bauhaus-worthy bathroomAfter an international search, the modern icon is slated to get a loo worthy of its design pedigree. See the winning design
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The new Fornasetti store in Milan is a tactile delightThe Italian furniture brand unveiled its newly renovated flagship store during Milan Design Week, designed to act as a living organism
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‘Ian Curtis: Insight’ explores the Joy Division frontman’s short, impactful lifeAlienation and connection were at the core of Ian Curtis’ music for Joy Division. Now, a New York exhibition presents a personal perspective on the band, and how they assisted in shaping the cultural landscape of late-1970s Manchester
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This photo series captures the real people of Iceland wearing 66°North: ‘It’s a living timeline of the nation’More than 97 per cent of Icelandic residents own at least one 66°North garment. To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the outerwear brand travelled the country to photograph 100 people – born, one each year, from 1926-2026 – wearing their personal 66°North pieces
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Baz Luhrmann’s new train carriage design for Belmond is midsummer night’s dreamyThe Australian director tells Wallpaper* the story behind his cinematic British Pullman carriage, the interiors of which have now been revealed
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Take off with the 2026 Wallpaper* Travel Issue, on sale nowDiscover lower-profile Greek islands, dress for adventure in Utah, and choose from a quartet of Wallpaper* Travel Guides for your next city break; find the June issue on newsstands
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Go floral and bold with this new range of phone cases and more from MarimekkoMarimekko has teamed up with Casetify to bring its signature prints and patterns to your pocketable devices
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In 2024, Copenhagen’s Børsen went up in flames; now a visitor centre tells of its rebirthA visitor centre focusing on the historic former stock exchange’s past, present and future tells the story of a beloved city landmark as it is reborn
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This Kendrick Bangs Kellogg house is on the market for the first timeSet amid an avocado grove, this Kendrick Bangs Kellogg house is a modernist marvel in San Diego; it could be yours
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The late, great Pauline Deltour is honoured with an exhibition at the newly revamped MADD BordeauxDesigned by Konstantin Grcic and Caroline Perret, ‘Pauline Deltour: An Apparent Simplicity’ (until 21 September 2026) is one of the inaugural exhibitions of the reborn Musée Des Arts Décoratifs Et Du Design
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‘Beat Gems’ is a new book about the cultural impact and evolution of the drum machineNew from Bjooks, ‘Beat Gems’ delves into the sounds, shapes and distinctive timbres of more than 60 iconic and cult examples of the modern drum machine
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New reMarkable Paper Pure is an e-ink tablet for fans of light-touch technologyNorwegian tech firm reMarkable fills out its third-generation series of tablets with the entry-level Paper Pure, a black and white e-ink tablet that offers style and simplicity
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With the Aston Martin DB12 S, a new flagship Super Tourer is bornAston Martin ekes more power and drama out of its iconic DB12 with the new ‘S’ variant. We take it on a tour through the narrow roads of Provence
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Expand your music making options with this selection of playful audio toolsNine new audio tools encourage a more intuitive, fluid approach to making music, with compact synths, chord machines, samplers and more
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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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This lip balm was grown in space. Will it transform the beauty industry?Exist is a futuristic new beauty brand using ingredients cultivated aboard the International Space Station
