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A driving tour of LA's remaining Googie architectureThe rise of larger-than-life, space-age architecture marked the boom of car culture in 1950s Los Angeles. Join us on a tour of the city's remaining Googie gems – and prepare to eat a lot of burgers
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The 20 interior designers shaping the world's most beautiful spacesOur guide to the boldest names working across residential, hospitality and beyond – and the projects that made their reputations
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Sail away on Four Seasons I, the new 207m luxury yacht where every suite faces the seaA one-to-one staff ratio, 95 suites and 11 dining venues define Four Seasons’ ambitious entry into luxury yachting
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These are the defining looks, accessories and trends of A/W 2026The A/W 2026 season distilled into ten defining looks and accessories for men and women, each embracing the transformative rituals of dressing up
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A new tropical architecture archive traces a unique, global journey across the 20th centuryThe Architectural Association’s Department of Tropical Architecture Archive is now live – here's what we learned from this ‘extraordinary resource’ for academic research
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Step inside the chicest jewellery boutique in ParisNikos Koulis’ new Paris flagship is a haven of good jewellery – and good design
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Check into El Cortés, Mexico City’s most alluring new hotelHeritage and contemporary pizzazz converge at this richly layered hotel in the Mexican capital that’s ‘about as good as boutique stays get’
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Typographic tourism, or the art of hunting for beautiful signs all over the worldSearch for the hashtag #typographictourism, and discover creative director Yorgo Tloupas’ celebration of the lost art of signmaking
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Soho’s most theatrical hotel is getting a Beefbar restaurantMonte Carlo-born Beefbar will take over Dear Jackie at Broadwick Soho this September, giving the London hotel a carnivorous new chapter of rare cuts, velvet and late nights
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Discover 100 years of American photography in London‘Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography’ at Dulwich Picture Gallery traces the eventful journey to a modern USA
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Bruce Springsteen’s New Jersey museum is worth a Garden State pilgrimage. Here’s a closer look insideDesigned by CookFox Architects, the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music is about storytelling inside and out
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Ikea’s new ‘Konstrunda’ collection is art for every homeAndu Masebo and Lisa Reiser are among seven artists and designers bringing their distinctive approaches to a new Ikea collection that asks what art in the home can be
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A midcentury house and a 1990s apartment building unite to create this Australian homeDavidov Architects seamlessly merges two styles and buildings – from the midcentury and the 1990s – to create a soothing home for a family of six; explore LDS II Residence
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What happens when cocktail bars stop wasting ingredients?From no-ice systems to banana-peel garnishes, a new generation of cocktail bars is turning waste into creative fuel
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Simone Bellotti wants to bring Jil Sander homeOne year into his creative directorship, the Italian designer opens up to Wallpaper* about his vision for the house – one that both distils Jil Sander to its essence and reaches for something new
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A Hawaiian house nestled on a lava field is at once minimalist and cocooningWe tour a home on Hawaii Island, cleverly crafted by architects Olson Kundig and interiors studio Leverone Design to balance nature and contemporary living
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Behind the design of The Weeknd’s stadium world tour with scenographer Alexander WesselyWallpaper* dives deep into The Weeknd’s ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ world, where ash, chrome and collapse shape the spectacle
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This French woodland home by In Sinu melds with its leafy contextFrench practice In Sinu Architectes gains its place in the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2026 with a fairytale timber house in the woods
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Tucked among old-growth oaks in Mendocino, this fire-resistant home is a whisper on the landSan Francisco firm Jensen Architects crafts a light-filled family retreat that prioritises views, sustainability and resiliency
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A Michelin-starred Edinburgh favourite adds rooms to its restaurantAt Lyla, Stuart Ralston’s seafood-led tasting-menu experience now continues upstairs, with four Scarinish-designed bedrooms and breakfast in bed
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Wallpaper* checks in at Hotel Cipriani, Venice – still the grande dame of the lagoonFollowing an expansive, multi-phase renovation by Peter Marino, the hotel reopens its doors as one of Venice’s most storied addresses
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This optometrist's office is designed as an imaginary worldBrud Studia designed the Australian optometrist office, which steps away from behaving like a traditional retail space and instead is inspired by a fictional character who wants you to make yourself at home
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Is Funner the next cult haircare brand?With bottle design by M/M (Paris), a campaign by Jamie Hawkesworth and industry-expert founders, Funner marries playful aesthetics with salon-level formulations
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For artist Alec Doherty, diamond rings aren't just for special occasionsIn a new six-piece fine jewellery collection, Alec Doherty celebrates the everyday
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1970s Italian design is having a moment: here are this year's best reissuesIt's been a great year for 1970s Italian design: from little-known furniture to legendary design experiments and even bathroom taps, here are the pieces that have made a come back this year
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Tilda Swinton and Olivier Saillard are reinventing the fashion exhibitionTheir performances sit somewhere between theatre, installation and museum piece. Ahead of new works in Athens and beyond, the pair reflect on 14 years of joyful collaboration and share why clothing deserves a different kind of stage
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Hermès’ Pierre-Alexis Dumas on curating the house’s breathtaking new London outpostHermès’ latest Maison, on London’s New Bond Street, offers a labyrinth of unique artworks and objects, custom-selected by the house’s artistic director, Pierre-Alexis Dumas
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Wallpaper* checks in to the Hyatt Regency London Olympia, set within the city’s new cultural hubLocated in an old 1930s car park, the new hotel outpost merges 20th-century industrial aesthetics with Art Deco influences
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This Paros house is a Greek summer daydreamEquipped with blue shutters and white-washed plaster, Paros house Villa Sol Mare is a dreamy restored Cycladic island home
