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London has fallen for listening bars, but who is listening?Behind London’s listening-bar boom lies a debate about musical taste, hospitality and the ingredients of a good night out
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‘The theme is forbidden paradise’: cult jeweller Patcharavipa works in colour with AdlerPatcharavipa’s ‘dreamlike’ first titanium jewellery collection was made in partnership with the Geneva specialist
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Perfumer Francis Kurkdjian on handcrafting a miniature 17th-century theatre in the age of AIFor the holiday campaign of Maison Francis Kurkdjian, the perfumer created a miniature version of Versailles’ Théâtre de la Reine. Here, he speaks to Wallpaper* about ‘a celebration of human craftsmanship’
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What does it mean to have a disconnect between the mind and the body? A Netherlands exhibition finds outAt Thea, a space focusing on art and technology, ‘Thinking Hands’ unites artists to consider the impact of physical touch
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A sneak peek inside The Nora Hotel, West Palm Beach's most glamorous new stayThe team behind New York's legendary Hotel Chelsea have opened a sophisticated Florida escape with layered interiors by Gachot. Here's what to expect
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Apple’s Designers of Tomorrow invite us to slow down at Design Miami ParisAhead of the opening of tomorrow's Design Miami Paris, Apple invited Wallpaper* for an exclusive peek at the second edition of Designers of Tomorrow
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Art, design and industry collide in Antonio Colombo's newly-opened design archiveMilanese creative entrepreneur Antonio Colombo opens his archive encapsulating a wonderful slice of 20th century design history, where design culture is surrounded by art and industry
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The story behind Akris’ runway collaboration with textile artist Olga de AmaralSwiss fashion house Akris finds a common thread in the intricate woven works of Colombian artist Olga de Amaral, which are reimagined as part of its A/W 2026 collection
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Circle13 are updating pétanque for a new generationAt Circle13 in London Fields, a century-old French sport gets a contemporary makeover, with design-led interiors, Basque-inspired small plates and a refreshing approach to drinking
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Meet the LA studio reinterpreting Shaker design classics through a contemporary lensJoshi Greene's aluminium furniture is based on a commercial hanging system that the pair has refined and imagined as the starting point for furnishing a room
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In New York, Roy Lichtenstein feels more modern than everAt the Whitney Museum of American Art, revel in over 130 of Roy Lichtenstein's works
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The art of noise and the shape of sound: the new world of audio installationsHow creatives are composing the new soundscapes of our times, scoring works that alter our moods, focus our minds and awaken our senses
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Frieze London 2026: Live updates from the Wallpaper* teamAs Frieze London (14-18 October) opens its doors, discover what is going on around the city, as seen by the Wallpaper* team
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Playing with light: how designers are making stadium shows feel intimateLighting designers Tobias Rylander and Michael Straun, whose credits include Beyoncé, Chappell Roan and The 1975, explain how they make an arena feel small for Hayley Williams
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Everything you need to know about Art Basel Paris 2026As Art Basel Paris celebrates its fifth birthday, here is everything to see in and around the Grand Palais
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There’s something ‘emotional and visceral’ about Robin Hunter-Blake's works at Studio Iron'Robin Hunter-Blake: Severe Mercy', presented by Isamaya Ffrench’s concept store and gallery in London, is a richly immersive experience
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The best furniture on show at Frieze LondonDesign muscles into the buzzy Frieze art fair with chairs and cabinets from names including Martino Gamper and Rio Kobayashi
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In an industry steeped in tradition, Ressence puts simplicity firstBespoke Partnership
Founder Benoît Mintiens explains why Ressence starts not with the mechanics of watchmaking, but with the person wearing the watch – and uses complex engineering to make telling the time simpler
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This layered New Hampshire barn conversion is giving us early cabin feverYond Interiors softened the raw wood shell of this historic structure, creating an idyllic spot in which to enjoy New England autumns
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Tour London like a local with chef Imogen KwokAs we welcome the return of our pocket-sized Wallpaper* Travel Guide series, the culinary creative shares the places that feed her curiosity in the British capital
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Inside Margaret Howell’s new London workroom, a temple to shirtmakingThe quintessential British designer’s new workroom has opened in north London. Wallpaper* takes a tour
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Joana Vasconcelos’ art takes root in a Manhattan apartment for an ambassadorTake a tour of the Kelly Behun-designed apartment for Ambassador Randi Charno Levine, home to her extensive art collection, including this new commission by Vasconcelos
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‘I wanted the inner world to shine’: Jacqueline Rabun on jewellery that takes you to a better placeThe influential American jewellery designer continues to create idiosyncratically; here, she talks us through her new Cave collection
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A green ceramic façade shows a rethink of the London home extensionIn south-east London, this extension of a Victorian terraced home saves its boldest gesture for the back garden
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Fashion month’s most eye-catching accessories, from inside-out bags to rain hatsWallpaper* picks the best accessories from the S/S 2027 womenswear shows, which unfolded in New York, London, Milan and Paris
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You can now stay in this restored Jean Prouvé house on the French RivieraRescued in Alsace and restored in Nancy, Maison Prouvé 58 joins Les Maisons CAB on the grounds of a Provençal mas below Saint-Paul-de-Vence
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‘There is an incredible clarity to his vision’: Sophie Bille Brahe and Juergen Teller make her high jewellery dazzleThe Danish jewellery designer tells us about working with photographer Juergen Teller to capture her debut high jewellery collection
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Five new names to know in collectible designNew talents defining contemporary collectible design to discover at PAD London 2026 (until 18 October), from innovative woodworking to ancestral ceramics, contemporary bronze work and resin seating that looks like balloons
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In transit with chef Merlin Labron-JohnsonThe chef behind Somerset’s Osip shares what makes a trip worthwhile for him, from taking up a local’s lunch recommendation to stumbling across great kitchen tools
