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Who is the RIBA Stirling Prize 2026 winner? We reveal allThe RIBA Stirling Prize 2026 winner is Lion Green Road, a Croydon council-commissioned housing scheme in south London, designed by architect Mary Duggan, as the British institution celebrates its landmark 30th anniversary
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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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Step inside Cloud House’s ice-cream-parlour colours and candy-floss feelA joyful home by architect Peter Morris brings a splash of pink to its leafy neighbourhood in north London, celebrating individuality and fun
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Step inside a reimagined Clerkenwell house with a bold, yet warm characterA London home has been reinvented through a careful rebalance of cosiness and fluidity, warmth and architectural character, courtesy of MM Studio Interior
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How South Barn, the reimagining of an Isle of Wight farm building, shines a light on ‘deep reuse’Architects Studio Weave explore a thorough yet light-touch reimagining of an existing agricultural building into a modern-day retreat for practice founder Je Ahn
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Fancy an instant-landscape hotel? The Haku suite from Koto could be the answerA plush new pre-fab by Koto is an upscale hospitality solution aimed at landowners looking to capitalise on their estates
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Japanese cooking settles into warm, pine-lined surroundings at Notting Hill’s NakimushiChefs Robin Kosuge and Yuji Shimokawa Kelly share a Notting Hill townhouse, serving ramen downstairs and inventive Japanese dishes upstairs
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The Newt’s advent calendar makes for a decadent Christmas countdownThe luxury hotel and estate launches its first advent calendar – and what lies behind door 25 is a welcome surprise
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Niwaki and Friar Park is the wholesome gardening collab we really neededNiwaki partners with George Harrison’s Friar Park, now managed by his family, on a collection rooted in Japanese design, meditation, and spirituality
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Coworth Park’s new suites take their decorative cues from the meadowDesigner Martin Hulbert’s renovation of the Berkshire estate brings botanical linens, hand-forged details and a fresh perspective on country-house living
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British Airways unveils a sleek new look for first class and its Heathrow loungesA 17m Heathrow bar, suites for two, and Swaine amenity kits all star in British Airways’ latest retrofit plans
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Ekow Eshun’s British Art Show, set to travel around the country, celebrates different ways of beingThe curator of ‘British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers’ brings together an array of voices, talents and perspectives in this snapshot of the country's art scene – now on view in Coventry ahead of a wider tour
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Sophie Calle is drawn to absence – of men, of work, of a feeling – in MargateIn 'Sophie Calle: Something Missing?' at Turner Contemporary, the French artist considers the lack
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A chef’s guide to CornwallFalmouth-born chef David Gingell shares his favourite Cornish restaurants, pubs, cafés, bakeries and the pasty he considers the undisputed GOAT
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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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The best new London restaurants to try nowFrom a crowdfunded café in Islington to a revived City chop house and Endo Kazutoshi’s new Chelsea counter, these are the London tables to book now
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the most stylish new openings in the world, from a Silver Lake church turned boutique hotel to a tropical luxury hideaway on a lesser-known Indonesian island
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Barbie provides inspiration and source material for Gomi’s new range of unique devicesThe Childhood Memories Collection from Gomi takes recycled plastics to a new level by incorporating unwanted and pre-loved Barbie dolls in the process
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Faye Toogood puts faces on tiles for her debut collection with MutinaItalian tile manufacturer Mutina taps the British designer for a collection that means walls really do have ears – and eyes, noses and nipples
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The Park Hyatt Residences' launch marks a special moment on the London riversideSales have launched for the Park Hyatt Residences on the London riverside, opening the doors to two show apartments with interiors by South African designer Christian Bense
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Bakery Hoko serves up a sweet slice of Hong Kong in London, with a dusting of local brutalismThe latest Hoko brings Hong Kong specials like milk tea and egg tarts to Bethnal Green, amid interiors that nod to post-war housing estates
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The Barbican’s Sculpture Court to be revived as a public space by 2030The historic brutalist sculpture court will be revitalised as part of the Barbican’s wider Renewal programme, ahead of the Centre’s 50th anniversary in 2032
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The Horses is everything you want a British pub to be – and moreThe new Clerkenwell pub by Public House Group not only has classic pub-style seating, but also is home to an elegant seafood dining room upstairs
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For sale, a Cornwall beach house on an unrivalled site above the golden Praa SandsLittle Cottage could be yours, a bold modern Cornish beach house that offers space, light and sea views
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12_things is the new fragrance brand doing everything a brand isn’t supposed to doWith fragrances inspired by decay, unaesthetic packaging, and a text-to-order retail system, 12_things might be the most disruptive beauty brand to emerge in years
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Feldspar’s new lighting continues the brand’s playfully dimpled aestheticThe Devon-based design studio launches a series of pendants and lamps, responding to the urge to create pieces the designers would want to own themselves
