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Jamie Bell, Olivia Colman and Emma Corrin join the Miu Miu runwayDiscover the famous faces who walked for Miu Miu today (4 October 2026), from British acting royalty to a new generation of rising stars
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Dreaming of the desert? This book has you covered, from modernist to adobe architecture'Desert Dreaming: Design in the Southwest and Beyond', a new book by Jessica Ritz, is an immersive journey across America's arid landscapes and the amazing homes within them
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A London workspace built around the warmth of the ‘hearth’ – not just for the reasons you’d thinkElsley House by SODA is a London workspace that nods to modern needs and desires, while echoing its historic location's identity
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A West London extension thinks big, bringing light and flow to a neglected period lean-toEaling Return by Brown Urbanism and Kitchen Bee elevates a humble terraced house in West London through contemporary design
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Three new titles explore the art of digital world-building in cult computers and early arcadesFrom dystopian sci-fi on your desktop to the origins of the first arcade machines, through to the history of an influential home computer, three new books look at the design and culture of the video game
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Loewe’s latest show will take place in a Casper Mueller Kneer-designed ‘arena’Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s latest collection takes centre stage in the circular showspace, constructed in the grounds of Paris’ Château de Vincennes
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The new Sunreef Brabus Ultima 55 is a swift and stealthy supercar for the wavesWhat do you get if you cross a German purveyor of automobile extremism with an innovative Polish shipyard? Meet the Sunreef Brabus Ultima 55, a catamaran for the most brand-conscious, performance-hungry sailor
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A monograph on the life and work of architect Rick Mather explores his approach and impactRick Mather Architects had a subtle but substantial impact on London’s cultural scene in the 90s and noughties. Kester Rattenbury’s new biography chronicles the American architect’s life, influences and work
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Bisila Noha’s ceramics are informed by culture, community and feminismTacchini celebrates Bisila Noha as the inaugural winner of its prize, dedicated to the intersection of contemporary artistic research and design culture
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Seven over-ear headphones to kick off your autumnal listening sessionsNew headphones from Nothing, Sony, Bose, Technics and more showcase the latest in design innovation and technological upgrades
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Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in October 2026Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from photography of Chicano/a communities in Los Angeles to Democracy Sessions at MOCA
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Aston Martin bolsters its luxury credentials by debuting the DBX GT at its new Mayfair venueThe Aston Martin DBX GT made its debut at Q London in Berkeley Square, a new destination for the brand in the heart of the capital
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The new Ikea and Xbox furniture collab is now available to buyWe lock in to the gaming collab between the Swedish flat-pack giant and the video game brand, which was first revealed at Gamescom in Cologne
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Louis Poulsen reissues a 1930s hit, the clef-shaped ‘PH Piano’ lampA special reissue of Poul Henningsen’s 1931 piano lamp for Louis Poulsen is available for a limited time this autumn
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Step inside the revamped Ghent Design Museum, a ‘touchpoint' for coming togetherThis 21st-century chapter repositions the Ghent Design Museum as a laboratory for innovation with civic purpose
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John Galliano unveils the first chapter of his collaboration with ZaraRevealed this evening, ‘Re{form}’ marks the celebrated British designer’s return to fashion after leaving Maison Margiela in 2024, part of an ongoing two-year partnership with the Spanish brand
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‘How a practice evolves over 30 years’: Es Devlin at the Design Museum is both intimate and sweeping‘Es Devlin: Other Worlds’ at the Design Museum (2 October 2026 – 4 April 2027) features a reproduction of the multidisciplinary designer’s own studio, excerpts from her sketchbooks, an overview of her most celebrated installation, and an experiential, 2,000-book library
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The biggest threat to architectural heritage may surprise youA new report, released today by the World Monuments Fund, lists the number one reason why cultural sites are at risk
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Sunny side up (north) – Ottolenghi Edinburgh extends a warm, colourful welcomeOttolenghi’s Mediterranean warmth meets Scotland’s hearty larder in the chef’s bright new Edinburgh restaurant
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Magnifica Air's all-business approach to luxury air travel is getting ready for take offAs its launch date draws near, we talk to Magnifica Air’s Wade Black about the airline's unique offering
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LACMA’s new book and exhibition tackle our ongoing fascination with domestic futurismThe book of the show, ‘Home of the Future 1925-1985: Designing Domestic Utopias’, is a survey of midcentury marvels focused on shaping the ultimate in technology-driven living. Four decades later, how has the mood changed?
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Beauty starts from water: Hello Klean introduces a water-tap filterHello Klean’s Skin Filter is designed to make your bathroom tap water kinder to your skin – and offers multi-stage filtration, microbubble cleansing technology and intelligent water tracking
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Jonathan Anderson looks to the ‘preciousness’ of nature for a romantic Dior showHeld in Paris today (29 September 2026), the Northern Irish designer’s latest womenswear show for Dior found beauty in nature, using ‘wénwán’ walnuts as a metaphor
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The new Polaroid Mod instant camera wants to shake up your point-and-shoot gamePolaroid has announced the Mod, an instant camera with four creative modes for added unpredictability
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Joy BC’s jewellery is ‘a love letter to materiality, storytelling and craft’, on show in LondonMore than 20 rarely seen pieces of jewellery by the artist and goldsmith arrive at Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery, sculptural nods to ancient narratives
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A family's Puerto Escondido home on a sandy beach nods to monasteries and haciendasCasa Copycha by Anonimous in Mexico's Puerto Escondido sandy coast is a holiday home that draws on local, traditional typologies and brings them to the 21st century
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Everything you need to know about Paris Fashion WeekDebuts, collaborations, names to know – read on for Wallpaper’s cheat sheet of what to expect from the S/S 2027 edition of Paris Fashion Week (28 September–6 October 2026), which marks the closing act of fashion month
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Rossinavi unveils M/Y HEED, an aluminium superyacht with interiors by Achille SalvagniMaking its global debut at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, M/Y HEED is the newest build from Italian shipyard Rossinavi. We take a tour of the unique Achille Salvagni-designed interiors
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Step inside the ‘Home of the Future’, from design fantasies to modernist architectureA new Los Angeles show explores the 'Home of the Future'; LACMA shines a light on the 20th century's exploration of domestic utopias
