London Art, architecture and travel
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in London - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to London.
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Behind the V&A East Museum’s pleated façade
Behind the new V&A East Museum’s intricate façade is a space for the imagination to unfold
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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The best London art exhibitions to see now
Your guide to the best London art exhibitions, as chosen by the Wallpaper* arts desk
By Hannah Silver Published
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The People’s Pavilion 2023 is ‘about the power of the collective’
The People’s Pavilion 2023 launches at Lea Bridge Library, Waltham Forest in east London – and it’s designed and built by teenagers
By Shawn Adams Published
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Dior takes over Harrods with dramatic Paris-inspired pop-up
Featuring Christian Dior’s ‘Plan de Paris’ motif, the Harrods takeover – comprising three pop-ups and an installation across the façade – celebrates the arrival of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s A/W 2023 womenswear collection
By Jack Moss Published
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A refreshed Tate Modern cafe offers architectural space for cake, rest and party
The reimagined Tate Modern cafe is here to bring multifunctional 21st century architectural space on the ground level of the much loved London gallery
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Pavyllon is the new restaurant at the Four Seasons Park Lane, London
Pavyllon at the Four Seasons Park Lane sees us enrapt by chef Yannick Alléno’s ‘Badaboum’ eggs
By Mary Cleary Published
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London restaurant 20 Berkeley recalls a country manor in Mayfair
20 Berkeley celebrates British produce in a setting inspired by a private home
By Melina Keays Published
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A Lubetkin tower apartment in London is transformed for the 21st century
Lubetkin tower apartment in London is transformed for the 21st century by emerging architects Studio Naama
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Brian Eno extends his ambient realms with these environment-altering sculptures
Brian Eno exhibits his new light box sculptures in London, alongside a unique speaker and iconic works by the late American light artist Dan Flavin
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Asim Waqif creates dense bamboo display at the Hayward in London
The Bagri Foundation Commission, Asim Waqif’s वेणु [Venu], opens at the Hayward Gallery in London
By Cleo Roberts-Komireddi Published
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Arcade Battersea brings global cuisine and site-sensitive design to the Power Station’s heart
Arcade Battersea opens, bringing a rich foodie element with midcentury design tones to the heart of the redeveloped Battersea Power Station in London
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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London artists’ house by Mitchell + Corti Architects pays homage to midcentury design
A London artists' house has been transformed with new additions, new materials and a fresh approach to light, space and plan
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Haringey brick bungalow shows good things come in small packages
This Haringey brick bungalow by Satish Jassal Architects works within tight constraints to bring a fresh take on small-house design in London
By Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah Published
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Royal Academy’s Herzog & de Meuron show in London spotlights architecture for care
The Royal Academy of Arts launches its Herzog & de Meuron exhibition in London; we speak to them about the show, their approach to healthcare architecture and caring, and their rich body of work
By Amah-Rose Mcknight Abrams Published
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A guide to gaming and architecture: a how-to case study with Groves Natcheva
How do you make the most of the relationship between gaming and architecture? We speak to architects Groves Natcheva, drawing on the studio's pioneering use of Unreal Engine
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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The end of the (virtual) world: what happens when the servers are switched off
The legacy and future of virtual worlds is explored in ‘Between Worlds‘, a new exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery, London
By Hannah Silver Published
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Borough Yards arches spring to life with a summer bash
The Borough Yards arches, part of the wider scheme designed by SPPARC in south London, welcomes public and brands in, as the latest phase of development completes
By Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah Published
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The Dorchester hotel unveils 21st-century look by Pierre-Yves Rochon
London’s Dorchester hotel gets a glamourous refresh by Pierre-Yves Rochon
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Doug Aitken’s epic art finds a home in a transformed auto repair shop in California
As Doug Aitken features in the Wallpaper* 300, our guide to creative America, we revisit the surreal signage and sun-blasted landscapes of his portfolio of work, exclusively published in our November 2019 issue
By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Last updated
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RIBA’s architecture film screenings promise a cinematic summer
Reach for the popcorn! The RIBA in London has a series of architecture film screenings in the works, ensuring the summer unfolds with plenty of cinematic drama and fun
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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Burberry’s reopened Bond Street store continues the house’s new chapter
Opening yesterday (29 June 2023), the renovated Burberry store on London’s New Bond Street reflects the evolution of the brand that began with Daniel Lee’s debut show last September
By Jack Moss Published
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Manolo Blahnik’s first men’s pop-up arrives at Harrods, celebrating the art of shoemaking
Legendary shoe designer Manolo Blahnik opens his first menswear pop-up in London’s Harrods, featuring over 60 pairs from the collection alongside exclusive styles
By Jack Moss Published
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Design Museum to celebrate rebellious London fashion, including Björk’s infamous swan dress
‘Rebel: 30 Years of London Fashion’ at the Design Museum, sponsored by Alexander McQueen, will celebrate the trailblazing designers who have lived and worked in the British capital
By Jack Moss Published
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Simone Brewster uncovers the power of everyday objects in London exhibition
Simone Brewster's exhibition ‘The Shape of Things’ at Now Gallery is set to run until 24 September 2023
By Hannah Silver Published
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The 1975 stage in London draws on the architecture of a house
1975 stage design for this summer's Finsbury Park gig in London is inspired by a house, bridging musical performance, theatre sets and 1980s movie memories
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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See in lawn tennis season with Giorgio Armani’s new Hurlingham Club collection
Upgrade your tennis whites with a new collection from Giorgio Armani, coinciding with The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic at London’s Hurlingham Club
By Jack Moss Published
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Is this VersaClimber class the best workout ever?
London gym BXR’s VersaClimber class is a low-impact, full-body cardio workout that burns more calories per minute than using any other machine. But its real benefit is in your mind
By Mary Cleary Published