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This grand alpine residence designed by Spinocchia Freund has us excited for winterThis sprawling private home is a 30,000 sq ft winter wonderland with ski-in, ski-out access, plus a spa, cinema and bowling alley to boot. Take the tour
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In a seductive new show, Henry Holland asks sculptors to consider the meaning of home'There’s No Place Like It,' The Royal Society of Sculptors Summer exhibition, explores the beauty and mundanity of domestic life: ‘I was really looking for pieces that made me feel something'
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Mosquito coils, garden gnomes and Mutti tins – Carlo Ratti's summer journeyCarlo Ratti's series, 'Objectify', kept us company all summer, discussing everyday objects, their impact, and often-surprising design-led provenance, and Italian connections; now, the architect bids us farewell, but not goodbye
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Creative glassmaking like you've never seen before: 12 contemporary chandeliers illuminate St Mark’s Square12 chandeliers by contemporary creatives (from Norman Foster to Bethan Laura Wood) and made by Murano’s maestri shine their light on the historic craft of glassmaking. Discover the designs, on view in Venice until November 1
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Renée Levi's colourful painting takes over the Hayward Gallery‘September’, co-commissioned by the Hayward Gallery and Audemars Piguet Contemporary, is Levi's first large-scale commission in the UK
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Work in Process: Objects of Common Interest share ‘the magic of surprise’ at their Piraeus workshopThis Wallpaper* video series discovers the processes by which creative visionaries bring their work to life. Here, we dive deep into Objects of Common Interest’s experimentation and creative alchemy at the designers’ Greek fabrication studio
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Casa Caban Hayama offers a design-led coastal escape outside TokyoTomorrowland’s first hotel pairs Patricia Urquiola’s design language with the soothing landscape of Sagami Bay
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IWC marks 50 years of Gérald Genta’s Ingenieur with two limited-edition watchesA half-century since the celebrated watch designer created the IWC Ingenieur SL, the new editions honour his ‘elegant but also pioneering’ vision
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Satisfy’s new Paris boutique isn’t your dad’s running storeThe popular French performance brand has teamed up with Ciguë to create its first-ever permanent retail location and coffee shop. No surprise, the queue already goes out the door
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Sei Saadiyat brings a sense of stillness to Abu Dhabi’s cultural heartBespoke Partnership
Aldar’s new Saadiyat Cultural District residences pair architecture by Jacobs with interiors by Kettle Collective and landscapes designed for slower, more restorative living
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A tortoise’s shell inspired the protective façade of this Swedish villaA ‘hard-shell’ concrete and timber exterior conceals softer gardens and family spaces within Villa HDV
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How Hans J Wegner became the ‘king of chairs’Danish designer Hans J Wegner created some of the 20th century’s most recognisable chairs. Here Wallpaper* explores the stories behind the designs
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Inside the design of Joy Division’s lavish new boxsetJoy Division is releasing a new boxset comprising 14 CDs, documenting 16 gigs, and two DVDs of filmed performances. Craig McLean speaks to band members about their visual iconography
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Travelling with an entourage? Aman New York’s sprawling ‘Homes’ are Manhattan’s most lavish new perchPrivate pools? Butler service? One of Manhattan's most acclaimed hotels just upped the ante
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EJE Belgrade gives the Japanese listening bar a space-age twistThis new Belgrade hot spot meshes vinyl culture, comfort food and Yugoslav futurism into an eclectic hospitality experiment
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Step inside Beryl Cook’s joyful world at Bicester VillageBespoke Partnership
A collaboration between Studio Voltaire and Bicester Village celebrates the joyful legacy of astute British painter Beryl Cook
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Up close with Linda McCartney’s music photography: an exclusive first lookThe photographer’s acclaimed, often unguarded images of music legends led to an array of album art, now the subject of a unique display at Wrensilva Los Angeles that teams photography with vinyl
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This Rose Uniacke-designed London apartment transcends periods and culturesThe designer creates a home for a collector, complete with midcentury icons and even an Egyptian artefact
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This secret Brooklyn archive contains a trove of design rarities. Here are 10 exceptional findsVeteran design gallery R & Company just opened Building 86 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Here, co-founders Evan Snyderman and Zesty Meyers share their favourite discoveries
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Explore Buenos Aires modernism, and tour its early architecture examplesBuenos Aires modernism emerged in the 1930s and 1940s, soon growing to define the city – and some of the movement’s early examples still shine today
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Behind the scenes of Sofia Coppola’s ‘Marie Antoinette’, 20 years onCartier sponsor a major new exhibition at the Petit Trianon, as we go inside the Palace of Versailles to mark 20 years of Sofia Coppola's film ‘Marie Antoinette’
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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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Everything you need to know about Milan Fashion WeekYour crib sheet of what to expect from the S/S 2027 edition of Milan Fashion Week, which begins with Prada today (22 September 2026)
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The best shows of London Fashion Week S/S 2027The latest edition of London Fashion Week, which saw the return of Mulberry and McQueen, concluded yesterday (21 September 2026). Here, Wallpaper* picks the best of the week
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Pat McGrath partners with Pandora for a beauty-inspired jewellery collectionIn Pat McGrath x Pandora, jewellery and beauty collide across 17 charms and rings
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Victoria Yakusha designs a minimalist jewellery store that feels like entering a velvety boxThe Ukrainian architect and designer created a soft-yet-sculptural New York boutique for Ukrianian brand Guzema: ‘What surrounds an object is as important as the object itself'
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London Design Festival 2026: live updates from the Wallpaper* teamFrom 12-20 September, London is celebrating design in all its forms. Here's the latest news, launches and other goings-on from London Design Festival 2026, as seen by Wallpaper* editors
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Bold cuts mean this season’s high jewellery is easy on the eyeUnusual cuts and bright stones bring a joyful modernity to this season's high jewellery
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Inside Null, a small house conceived as an experiment for climate-resilient architectureA project by architect Hafsa Burt, this raised, small house in Jackson, CA, proposes a model for climate resilience where architecture for vulnerable communities is needed – and beyond
