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Sonoforma fashions guitar furniture for players who want to blend sound into their interior
The new Sonoforma Rhapsody guitar cabinet splices midcentury lines with sonic innards, creating an amplifier that instantly feels right at home
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The McLaren 750S is a truly purist expression of the modern supercar template
McLaren’s 750S ticks all the boxes for lovers of automotive exotica. It’s also one of the finest driving machines you can buy
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Welcome to The Gingerbread City – a baked metropolis exploring the idea of urban ‘play’
The Museum of Architecture’s annual exhibition challenges professionals to construct an imaginary, interactive city entirely out of gingerbread
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Five of the finest compact cameras available today
Pocketable cameras are having a moment. We’ve assembled a set of cutting-edge compacts that’ll free you from the ubiquity of smartphone photography and help focus your image making
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Rachael Gowdridge reinvents a Victorian public toilet as boutique suites
17 years after closing, a public loo on Oxford’s St Giles has reopened as a set of two richly decorated hotel suites
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How do you exhibit invisible art? A new show at Palais de Tokyo has the answer
'Perfume, Sculpture of the Invisible' celebrates the work of master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian with an exhibition that activates all the scenes.
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The Citroën Ami Dark Side is a special edition electric city car with a true Halloween vibe
Trick or treat? The Dark Side edition of the tiny Citroën Ami is a gothic delight for micro-minded commuters
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In the frame: Layer is a new high-tech platform for displaying unique pieces of generative art
A museum-grade canvas renders digital art with spectacular precision, cutting-edge tech and exacting industrial design
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The Orient Express' new look platforms the finest French artisans
Maxime d’Angeac, Artistic Director of the Orient Express, is overseeing the newly revived train service’s return to the rails as a rolling homage to Art Deco and modern craftsmanship
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A neo-brutalist villa for an extended family elevates a Geneva suburb
Lacroix Chessex Architectes pair cost-conscious concrete construction with rigorous details and spatial playfulness in this new villa near Geneva
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Rimowa launches limited edition cocktail case in collaboration with Robbe & Berking
German engineering meets exquisite craftsmanship and a whole lot of fun in this travel cocktail kit
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Art Deco's centenary is honoured with a grand exhibition in Paris
To mark 100 years of Art Deco, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is holding a retrospective that includes furniture, tableware, clothing, jewellery and objets d’art (on view until 26 April 2026)
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‘Lucybelle II’ is a small scale homage to an iconic racing Ferrari, created by Hedley Studios
Hedley Studio has shaped an exacting 75% scale replica of the 1958 Ferrari Testa Rossa J ‘Lucybelle II’, complete with track-worn patina
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A London exhibition celebrates the next generation of Ukrainian photographers
FUTURESPECTIVE at Saatchi Gallery presents an intimate portrait of a country in the midst of conflict
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Nothing expands its affordable offering with a new starter smartphone, the Phone (3a) Lite
Packing all the familiar Nothing tech tropes into a low-cost, high-powered device, the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite should open up the brand to even more customers
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Marta de la Rica opens The Lab, a design studio turned experimental playground
Spanish designer Marta de la Rica establishes The Lab as a space for applied design research, with a debut collection exploring how scale and gesture transform material behaviour
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Inside Lily Allen and David Harbour's maximalist Brooklyn townhouse, now on the market for $8 million
The former couple have listed their Billy Cotton-renovated Carroll Gardens brownstone, which has been immortalised in Allen’s new album ‘West End Girl’
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This is your chance to invest in some ultra-rare Maison Margiela Tabi boots
Part of the new ‘Tabi Collector’s Series’, these one-of-a-kind Tabis are adorned with 8,000 hand-embroidered beads, sequins and metallic shards – an ode to the pioneering split-toe style, introduced by Martin Margiela in 1989
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Robbie Williams' chair for Moooi 'is a complete mood'
Softly padded and cocoon-like, Robbie Williams’ Introvert chair makes a surprisingly gentle addition to Moooi’s theatrical universe
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Nordic Knots arrives in London with a stylish pied-à-terre in Mayfair
‘Design has always been about creating a feeling’: Nordic Knots brings its vision of home to Mayfair
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Holcim Foundation Awards celebrate sustainability with 20 winners; Sou Fujimoto explains all
The 2025 Holcim Foundation Awards have just been announced, crowning 20 projects from across the globe as the most inspirational schemes in the field of sustainable architecture; we caught up with Asia Pacific jury chair Sou Fujimoto to find out more
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A new motoring monograph digs into high-end restomods, from AC to MG and beyond
Restomods: Cars Reimagined explores the art and craft of the restomodded classic car, the newest pathway to personalised, luxury mobility
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Arket teams up with cult Swedish brand Massproductions on a new design collection
A selection of objects from Massproductions' The Little Things collection are now available via Arket in exclusive editions
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Discover The Connaught’s near 130-year history in its first ever book
‘The Connaught’, published by Assouline and written by Wallpaper* editor-in-chief Bill Prince, charts the Mayfair hotel’s extravagant history
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Tour Peridot, Hong Kong’s hypnotic new bar
Located on the 38th floor of The Henderson, Studio Paolo Ferrari’s latest project is a study in ‘light, refraction, and intimacy’
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Making mirrors with A Vibe Called Tech, the collective democratising design
Last week, Wallpaper* Paris Editor Amy Serafin spent a day with a group of creatives led by Julie Richoz, making mirrors: here's what went down (and how to make your own)
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A postcard from We Design Beirut: 'We’re learning how to break barriers and create dialogue'
The second edition of We Design Beirut celebrated design, architecture, heritage and creativity
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The Grand Egyptian Museum – a monumental tribute to one of humanity’s most captivating civilisations – is now complete
Designed by Heneghan Peng Architects, the museum stands as an architectural link between past and present on the timeless sands of Giza
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Corten curves and contemporary flair transform this terraced house in London
Cagni Williams Associates’ sensitive refurbishment of a south London Edwardian house features a striking and sustainable Corten steel extension
