USA
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in USA - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to USA.
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Tour General Motors’ Global Technical Center in Michigan – a midcentury icon with a new additionGM’s Global Technical Center is both architectural icon and hardworking heart of the massive American car company. It’s also now home to a vastly expanded design studio, General Motors Design West – we explore the ultimate expression of design as industry
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Tuscan steakhouse tradition lands at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly HillsInspired by the Chianti countryside, Edoardo Baldi’s new Beverly Hills steakhouse focuses on olive-wood grilled beef, regional pastas, and Italian wines
By Carole Dixon Published
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After years of recovering the objects he designed for it, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House opens exactly as he envisioned‘Collecting Ourselves’ showcases Wright’s original interior objects for the Martin House in Buffalo, painstakingly restored after being dispersed across the US
By Anna Solomon Published
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To save a Judith Chafee-designed house, a group of Tucson neighbours band togetherJudith Chafee's Ramada House, designed in the mid-1970s and updated by designer Casey W Smith, is for sale
By Jessica Ritz Published
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6 essential independent movie theaters to visit in Los AngelesWith dazzling interiors and captivating films, these historic movie palaces are keeping the magic of the silver screen alive
By Hannah Benson Published
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Go wild in the country at Vipp’s first US guesthouseVipp Pavilion, designed by the renowned architectural firm Johnston Marklee, is an idyllic retreat in upstate New York
By Anna Fixsen Published
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The April 2026 Global Interiors issue of Wallpaper* is on sale now and opening doors from Las Vegas to GujaratJoin us for a world tour of modernist marvels, contemporary design wonders, and covetable collectibles in the April 2026 issue, on newsstands
By Bill Prince Published
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Gordon Parks’ photographs of Black Americans in the 1950s are essential viewing in LondonIn ‘We Shall Not be Moved’ at Alison Jacques gallery, Bryan Stevenson movingly curates Parks' photographs
By Hannah Silver Published
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Wanted: wealthy art collector to put their stamp on this mighty Meier mansion in DallasRichard Meier’s Rachofsky House in Dallas is on the market, a gallery-grade residence created for one of the city’s biggest cultural philanthropists
By Jonathan Bell Published
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In Montauk, a century-old horse barn has been sensitively reimagined as a retreat for artists and writersWith his eponymous foundation, playwright Edward Albee wanted to ‘serve writers and visual artists from all walks of life’. Thanks to a careful restoration by TenBerke architects, Albee’s vision is entering a triumphant new chapter
By Beth Broome Published
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Ever heard of Korean-Italian fusion? Lapaba in Los Angeles makes an irresistible case for the combinationFrom kimchi-filled pasta to black truffle soft serve, this new Koreatown restaurant truly blends the best of both worlds
By Carole Dixon Published
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Wallpaper* wants to know: why are there suddenly so many bathing clubs in New York?Schvitzes and banyas have been part of Gotham's cultural fabric for more than a century. But a never-ending new crop of experience-focused saunas and wellness spaces promises something else
By Emma O'Kelly Published
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Genesis Design California studio gives the car brand a creative foothold in El SegundoEYRC Architects has transformed an industrial building into a creative hub and showcase for luxury South Korean car maker Genesis
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Cooper Hewitt announces its 2026 National Design Awards recipients – and diversity triumphsAs the Smithsonian comes under White House scrutiny, this year’s honourees –from an Appalachian craft school to a Mexican architect – prove that diverse ideas are clear winners
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Desert modernism, and the allure and challenge of building in extreme environmentsFrom California to Arizona and beyond, we trace the lasting allure of desert modernism, celebrating the architecture born of heat, light and vast arid horizons
By Jessica Ritz Published
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Inside The Eighty Six, a new jewel box restaurant that’s already celebrity-approvedWith lavish interiors from Rockwell Group and a decadent menu, a historic New York boozer has been reborn in glittering fashion
By Lindsay Cohn Published
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David Lynch’s legendary club, Silencio, is heading to Los Angeles for three nights only this weekIn time for Frieze Los Angeles, revelers will be able to boogie down beneath 400 disco balls at the West Hollywood Edition for a series of curated club nights
By Lina Abascal Published
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Explore this Oregon house, designed for both rest and play against a wooded backdropBend Hideaway, a new home by Feldman Architecture, is designed as a couple's private escape and a hub for their active lifestyle
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Peek inside Victoria Yakusha's otherworldly new gallery in the Miami Design DistrictThe Ukrainian architect blends homages to her native country and Miami's lush landscapes in her first-ever US outpost
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Everything you need to know about Frieze Los Angeles 2026Los Angeles is gearing up for another jam-packed week of art and cultural events taking place over the last weekend in February.
By Dan Howarth Published
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Inside House of Santal, a new Manhattan gallery devoted exclusively to South Asian designAmid a sea of galleries focused on American and European work, the new platform, founded by Raksha Sanikam, is highlighting talents from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and more
By Adrian Madlener Published
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Lautner’s Castle is a midcentury Los Angeles gem refreshed for the 21st centuryConner + Perry Architects restore Lautner’s Castle, a modernist house by the 20th-century master, dating from the early 1980s – take a look around
By Carole Dixon Published
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Experience Ken Gun Min’s explosively colourful work at his LA exhibition, opening this weekendThe Korean artist’s third solo exhibition at Nazarian/Curcio runs from 21 February to 28 March 2026, unveiling shockingly vibrant and richly ornamented works
By Anna Solomon Published
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A cinematic chophouse takes over an Art Deco church hall in LAFrom ribeye and lasagna vongole to ‘tiny tini’ martinis, Hermon’s delivers classic American dining with a sharp edge
By Carole Dixon Published
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This New York apartment is a spatial puzzle, with details that satisfyingly slot into placeSurprisingly spacious, this one-bedroom New York apartment is an ode to the building’s warehouse history and perfectly precise joinery, which is satisfying to look at (and use)
By Tianna Williams Published
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16 things not to miss on your modernist escape to Palm SpringsIt’s a prime time for Angelenos and others to head out to Palm Springs; here’s where to have fun on your getaway
By Sofia de la Cruz Last updated
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Perpetually Devastated’s custom Airstreams are homegrown on a farmstead in OregonBuilding Airstream interiors to order, the brand’s in-house team shapes the most exclusive custom on-the-road accommodation
By Jonathan Bell Published


