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Cosy up in a dreamy Canadian treehouse above a peaceful maple grove
Fancy an off-grid escape? Retreat to Fort Treehouse Hårtwood, a design-forward sanctuary in Ontario’s wilderness
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Three talented new compact radios for surfing the airwaves in style
Radio continues to endure, and these new DAB players offer up multiple functions within a small form factor
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Tour a new extension at Henry Moore Studios & Gardens, drawing on the artist’s ‘elegant frugality’
Architects DSDHA enlarge Sheeps Field Barn at the sculptor’s former estate in Hertfordshire, playing with openness and containment to create exhibition and studio space
By Malaika Byng Published
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Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in April 2026
Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from Free and Queer at California African American Museum to Aldo Álvarez Tostado’s first U.S. solo show
By Carole Dixon Last updated
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Changing the clocks? Four new alarm clocks to ease your early starts
The humble alarm clock shouldn’t cause you information overload; we explore the options to greet the dawn without distress
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Cult Korean perfumer Nonfiction just opened the loveliest boutique on the Lower East Side
Designed by the award-winning firm Charlap Hyman & Herrero, the store is filled with antiques, scents and stories
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Newly appointed artistic director Luca Nichetto steers Barovier&Toso’s centuries-long tradition into a modern era
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The renowned Venetian glassmaker unveils a new visual identity steeped in the brand’s heritage and a collection by key international designers at Milan Design Week
By Gavin Hastings Published
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Celebrating a quarter century of barnstorming V12 GT cars: the Aston Martin Vanquish
Over 25 years and three generations, the Vanquish has been Aston Martin’s flagship Super GT. As the company assembles three outstanding examples, we take a look at the Vanquish legacy
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Leading architectural preservation organisations sue to block Kennedy Center alterations
The lawsuit, filed by a coalition of eight groups including the AIA, alleges that President Donald Trump wants to ‘fundamentally alter this iconic property’
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Bring the beat back with Bumpboxx's mighty BB-777, a boombox for the 21st century
California speaker specialists Bumpboxx have taken their expertise and added a side order of retro inspiration to create this stylish revival boombox
By Jonathan Bell Published
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This is the world’s first retractable sauna, designed to fit neatly into your home
Klafs’ innovative S1 sauna, compact as a bookshelf and designed to slot into everyday living spaces, makes its US debut
By Tianna Williams Published
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The Art of the Book celebrates Thames & Hudson’s 75 years of creative publishing
'The Art of the Book: 75 Years of Thames & Hudson' is a visual history of the publisher’s greatest hits across art, architecture, graphics, branding and more
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Could you, should you, would you choose a Jaecoo? Driving the Jaecoo 7 SUV
China’s mighty Chery Automobile Co is fast becoming one of Europe’s biggest sales successes. We revisit the ubiquitous Jaecoo 7 SHS to find out why
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Marchesi 1824’s chocolate Easter egg is unlike any other
Prada-owned Marchesi 1824 launches its new chocolate collection including a large decorated chocolate egg, along with miniature versions, and new flavours
By Tianna Williams Published
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The Central Pavilion emerges from the Giardini greenery, a refreshed Venice icon
The Central Pavilion at the Giardini della Biennale is relaunching following extensive restoration, just in time for the 2026 Venice Art Biennale
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Strong silhouettes and sustainable design define this new lamp by Marset and Mathias Hahn
The ‘Gambosa’ lamp by German designer Mathias Hahn for Spanish lighting company Marset is a mix-and-match marvel
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Why M+ is Hong Kong's must-see cultural crossroads
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A combination of Asian insight and global outlook makes the Herzog & de Meuron-designed museum of contemporary visual culture a unique experience for international audiences
By Gavin Hastings Published
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Our highlights of Design Shanghai 2026, Asia’s leading design showcase
At Design Shanghai 2026 (19-22 March 2026), Wallpaper’s head of interiors is on the ground, reporting back on the standout presentations defining Asia’s contemporary design language
By Anna Solomon Published
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Discover a hillside Surrey home with long North Downs views
Duncan Foster Architects has completed Hidden House, replacing an ageing bungalow with an energy-efficient structure that makes much better use of the spectacular site
By Jonathan Bell Published
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From ‘Blade Runner’ to manga, a new Hong Kong dining spot is a retro fantasy land
At the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Sha Tin Racecourse, a new dining spot features interiors by Joyce Wang Studio
By Tianna Williams Published
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Nothing’s new Phone (4a) Pro reinvents the mid-range and updates its design approach
A ‘flagship mid-range’ smartphone, the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro diversifies the Nothing aesthetic, digs down into customisation and offers a premium camera experience
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Create the ultimate cool compact audio system courtesy of Cambridge, Leak and Pro-Ject
Cambridge Audio’s new ultra-compact L/R S speakers in walnut are a desktop delight. We pair them with two more hi-fi components that mix modern tech with vintage looks
By Jonathan Bell Published
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New i3 is the best-resolved BMW design for decades, with class-leading EV technology
BMW continues its electric renaissance with the reveal of the new i3, a small saloon that represents the spiritual core of the brand. Its smooth ‘Neue Klasse’ lines and impressive efficiency point to a brighter aesthetic future for the brand
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Small design wonders made a big impression at Matter and Shape 2026
From a silver comb to a glass liqueur cup, these small objects that we spotted at the Paris design fair show how design thinking intensifies when scale contracts
By Reeme Idris Published
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A Lithuanian house cuts through the landscape with its crisp, contemporary, triangular figure
A creative response to unexpected planning regulations, Trim House by KWK Promes boasts an unusual triangular floorplan
By Tianna Williams Published
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OMA’s New Museum expansion is not just an extension but a ‘counterpart’, says Rem Koolhaas
The extension, which was nearly a decade in the works, gives the box-like Bowery landmark a crystalline sidekick
By Adrian Madlener Published
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Why is Finland the world’s happiest country, again? Buy into Finnish reasons to be cheerful
As those contented Finns are crowned by the World Happiness Report for the ninth year in a row, we explore why, and suggest ways to enjoy some Finnish cheer in the UK
By Tianna Williams Published
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This contemporary egg basket is an elegant take on a classic
From contemporary egg baskets to tilting candleholders, the Mexican brand’s sculptural new collection is designed to bring moments of joy to the mundane
By Tianna Williams Published
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Simone Rocha is this season’s Pitti Uomo guest designer, hosting her first menswear show
She joins a long roll call of designers who have guest-starred at the Florentine menswear fair, the latest edition of which takes place this June
By Jack Moss Published
