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The newly restored Borges Labyrinth in Venice reopens to the publicThe Labirinto Borges, part of the Giorgio Cini Foundation, reopens in Venice this week after an extensive renovation
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Mytheresa sets sail, taking over a mega-yacht on the French RivieraGerman fashion e-retailer Mytheresa hits the water with the latest iteration of its ‘Maison Mytheresa’ series, which began in St Moritz last December
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Nemo Lighting’s Milan space is like a surrealist treasure huntRon Gilad transforms the lighting brand’s Milan showroom into a journey of illuminated curiosity and discovery
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The new DS No.7 finally makes good on the brand’s promise of Gallic luxury and charmAngular, eccentric, and wilfully different, the DS No.7 is the newest upscale SUV from the premium French carmaker. We take a trip to Provence to try the hybrid and electric variants
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A Thai tower is made from one unexpected material – elephant dungConstructed from elephant-dung bricks, a Thai tower by architect and artist Boonserm Premthada transforms what elephants leave behind into stunning architecture
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Only fans: seven cool gadgets for ultra-compact personal airflowFrom handheld fans to personal air conditioners, these gadgets can help take the edge off a heatwave
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Inside an Ontario cabin home so pristine it looks unrealA crisp, dark volume set against the white snow, this Ontario cabin, titled Silver Heights, seemingly floats over its landscape
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The story behind the design of the new EV performance star, the Peugeot E-208 GTiPeugeot’s design director Matthias Hossann discusses the inspiration and innovation embodied by the all-new Peugeot E-208 GTi
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A reimagined former dairy offers west London’s newest boltholes to covetNew residential scheme The Dairy is tucked away in a quiet corner of Notting Hill and has everything going for it – design-led interiors by Echlin, a slice of London history, and location, location, location
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Rimowa adds a deep midnight shade to its Original collectionThe new Ink Blue collection spans the German luggage maker’s Original suitcases, Groove leather bags, denim travel accessories and an anodised aluminium card holder
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Step inside this greenhouse pavilion in the heart of London to catch the gardening bugThe Veggery has launched to inspire a passion for gardening and mark the closure of the 2026 London Festival of Architecture
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Acne Studios’ collaboration with perfume house Frédéric Malle expands into bath and bodyFollowing the launch of its first fragrance, Acne Studios unveils a new bath and body line, perfumed with the same signature scent. Perfumer Suzy Le Helley tells Wallpaper* the story behind the products
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The Land Rover as a design icon – a new monograph explores its cultural impact and aspirational reachIf you want to up sticks and immerse yourself in hard-to-reach wilderness, all the while retaining a richly aesthetic approach to life, there’s only one answer: a converted Land Rover Defender
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Updated and extended, a classic Horace Gifford beach house is for sale on Fire Island PinesOwned and cherished by interior and fashion designers over the decades, 122A Ocean Drive is a classic piece of modernist beachside Americana
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Serpentine Galleries appoints Formafantasma as ecological advisorsThe appointment to the newly created role of ‘Lead R&D Fellows, Ecology’ is part of a wider shift of cultural institutions towards a collaborative approach between disciplines
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The Faro Santander launch will bring a northern Spanish grande dame back to lifeSpain's new cultural destination, Faro Santander, gears up to open its doors on 8 September 2026 – in anticipation, we tour its historic building, redesigned by Chipperfield Architects
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Meet the Lamborghini Urus SE Performante, the most super ‘Super SUV’ of allThe new SE Performante variant of Lamborghini’s Urus SUV promises to be the biggest, baddest and boldest iteration of a car that’s never been lacking in dramatic presence
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Yinka Ilori and Dunelm’s new furniture collection is colourful, accessible and tells a hidden story about communityLaunching today, the artist and designer’s 40-piece collaboration with Dunelm pairs his signature vibrant patterns with a story about Leicester’s textile past
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Faye Toogood unveils ‘Bone, Roll, Slump’, a swollen, sculptural furniture collection that feels ‘excavated’Launched today, the British designer's new furniture range brings together dining tables carved like fossils, weighty timber consoles and lounge chairs that collapse in on themselves
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An eight-metre replica of the Fifa World Cup trophy has appeared at Rockefeller Plaza – made entirely from LegoAs Team USA’s World Cup run ends, New York finds another reason to look up: a 1.3 million-brick Lego trophy has landed in Manhattan
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Turn your home into the perfect listening room with Tylko SoundWith its new audio system, Tylko wants to take screens out of the listening experience
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Urban Automotive and Visionnaire take Range Rover luxury to new heights and lengthsA unique Range Rover Long Wheelbase Autobiography has been created by Urban Automotive in collaboration with Visionnaire
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Nothing expands its audio range with the pop-coloured Ear (3a)Bold, bright and eminently affordable, the new Nothing (3a) earbuds add flash storage for audio snapshots
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The Beachman Aviator is an electric motorbike with stripped-back classic linesInspired by classic British motorbikes of the 1960s, the new e-motorbike promises a purist riding experience
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Surrounded by larch trees, a new Evian concert hall makes music ‘warm and silky’Titled La Source Vive, the new venue by Patrick Bouchain and Philippe Chiambaretta is an organic building set within the forest in rural France
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The tussle of the tiny cars continues as Smart readies the new all-electric #02The epoch-defining Smart car was once the ultimate urban accessory. Now the two-seater is back in electric form, as Smart returns to its compact car roots in Europe and China
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It's World Chocolate Day! Sink your teeth into Ghraoui's delectable delightsTo celebrate World Chocolate Day, we discover the bittersweet tale of one of the oldest luxury chocolate houses in the world
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The Shavin House, Frank Lloyd Wright’s only project in Tennessee, hits the market for the first time in seven decadesThe Chattanooga house was built in 1952 for a newlywed couple who chose to commission Wright rather than buy a home – and it's been in their family ever since
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Carlo Ratti explores the Italian summer through objects – and the origins of the condomThe third instalment of the architect's series, 'Objectify,' investigates one of Italy's lesser-known yet all-important inventions - the condom
