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The new London restaurants to book nowNew London restaurant openings this month include Appalachia in Shoreditch, Buvette in Neal’s Yard and Zylia in Covent Garden
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The new design-led hotels that should be on your radarExplore the best new openings in the world, from a design-led bolthole overlooking the Aegean Sea to a swish and soulful sanctuary in Kenya
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London Festival of Architecture 2026: everything you need to knowThe UK’s biggest architecture festival launches today (1 June) across the capital with a 400-entry-strong programme of activities; here is our guide for everything you need to know, where to look, what to book, and where to go
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At Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Angel Otero infuses paintings with a dreamy magical realismIn his first UK exhibition, ‘Agua Salada', the Puerto Rican artist celebrates the significance of place
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The world’s best swimwear brands, according to Wallpaper*From architectural precision to a sense of ease and luxury, our comprehensive guide to the world’s best swimwear brands – for both men and women – will help you find the perfect beach attire this summer
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Experience the wonderfully all-round island of ParosNot only does Paros occupy an enviable position in the Cyclades, it’s also a place of rare versatility where anyone can find an exciting point of entry
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The best bars in Los Angeles for standout drinks and impeccable designWhether you're craving an ultra-rare wiskey or cosy banquettes for some canoodling, these are our favourite LA haunts for intoxicating drinks and vibes alike
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In Venice, Michael Armitage's paintings are an emotional retelling of the political climateFor The Promise of Change at Palazzo Grassi - Pinault Collection, Michael Armitage presents 45 paintings spanning a decade, using his dreamlike visual language to navigate Kenyan politics, migration, violence and myth with unsettling emotional force
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in MayThe very best residential architecture that the Wallpaper* editors have come across this month, from a Bauhaus-inspired painter's home to a brutalist beauty in Milan
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Be charmed by Folegandros’ unspoilt beautyIf you are looking for an immersive and restorative experience where three days feel like a month, you can’t go wrong with this lesser-known paradise
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This design competition rethinks curtains as art – enter nowBespoke Partnership
The Twopages X Design Contest 2026 is a chance for emerging and established creatives to see their concepts commercially realised and win a prize of $10,000
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What happened when watch brand H Moser & Cie translated the inflatable Reebok Pump into watch form?Inside the unexpected collaboration, which rethinks the relationship between footwear and horology
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Don’t miss out on Sifnos, the tastiest Greek islandWith a culinary prowess that has been millennia in the making, Sifnos is known for its exquisite flavours, crystal clear waters and mesmerising vistas
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Restore body and mind at this picturesque Portuguese guesthouseAt RockRose Melides, light, proportion, silence and texture are woven together to bring inner peace
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Chow Tai Fook's first global flagship in Hong Kong explores a fresh language of Chinese luxuryBespoke Partnership
The jeweller’s latest store unfolds as a sequence of immersive interiors, where refined materials, heritage craft and contemporary living come together
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Behind the scenes of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘The Cure’ music video: ‘I cannot stress enough that the entire hospital is made out of arts and crafts’The latest release from the pop superstar's upcoming album features a video which celebrates all things handmade. Hannah Silver meets the creators.
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Wallpaper* checks into Tokyo’s most cinematic hotelThirty years after redefining urban hospitality, Park Hyatt Tokyo begins a new chapter high above Shinjuku, dreamt up by Studio Jouin Manku
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‘Backrooms’ and the sinister architecture of liminal spaces: the new movie redefining horrorWhat if the villain in a horror movie wasn’t a monster, but a place? Inspired by an internet urban legend and created by a 20-year-old from his bedroom, ‘Backrooms’ turns the fear of empty, ‘in-between’ spaces into one of the year’s most disturbing films
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A modernist home in Montréal gets a renovation that stays faithful to its rootsDesign studio Vives St-Laurent worked with inherited conditions – modest ceiling heights, sloped roofs and decades of modifications – to draw out the home's original early-20th-century character
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What is a spomenik? Tour former Yugoslavia’s lost brutalist symbols of unityA spomenik-spotter’s guide – discover these forgotten brutalist architecture symbols, conceived to evoke Yugoslavian brotherhood and unity
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Adam Albin is the new gastronomic destination to know in StockholmSwedish chef duo Adam Dahlberg and Albin Wessman unveil their most ambitious project yet
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Tour Serifos, the wild child of the CycladesWild, elemental and steeped in mythology, Serifos is drawing a new generation of architects, ceramicists and designers to its rugged shores
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For artist and designer Talin Hazbar, every fragment of rock tells a storyIn the studio with the UAE-based artist, who uses collected materials, from rocks to sand and fishing nets, to create works loaded with cultural memory
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Andrew Heard's provocative post-pop art is ripe for rediscoveryA new exhibition shines a spotlight on a queer British artist who refined his own iconoclastic style in the 1980s and early 1990s
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Jack White on his first art exhibition: 'You have to get your ego out of the way'The White Stripes and Raconteurs frontman reinvents the detritus of life for his first art exhibition, 'These Thoughts May Disappear', at Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery in London
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Brazilian schoolchildren turn fallen trees into furniture with the help of designer Gisela SimasA philanthropic initiative curated by Galerie Philia aims to introduce children to design through collaborative creative workshops
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Cosentino reveals a new generation of mineral surfaces for architecture and designBespoke Partnership
Combining technical innovation and a nod to natural beauty, the company’s latest surfaces feature a zero crystalline silica formulation
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Goodbye stairs! This Brazilian house’s ramp elevates the architectural experienceIn Bragança Paulista, Alameda House by Padovani Arquitetos includes a distinctive spatial feature that helps it slot nicely into its sloped site
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Low ceilings? No problem, as this considered Upper West Side apartment provesThe diminutive spaces presented 'a proper New York challenge,' per designer Casey Kenyon, but with art, antiques and a dash of patina, he transformed it into a stylish Manhattan nest
