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Is your home ‘ultra-processed’? Why architects are rethinking what we build withIs our architecture ultra-processed? And if so, what does it mean? We take a deep dive into how we build and explore buildings as 'one of the greatest public health opportunities of this century'
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The Savoy reaffirms its place as one of London’s great hotelsFrom Monet to Monroe, The Savoy has hosted them all; now GA brings its Edwardian and Art Deco rooms into a new era
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These London spas are relaxing urban escapesThese London spas offer transformative treatments in awe-inspiring spaces for total relaxation in the midst of the big city
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Texas barbecue gets a Hong Kong remix at Hon’s BBQ in HackneyAt Hon’s BBQ, Texas smoking meets Chinese cooking in a red-hued Hackney Wick dining room spotlighting ribs, rice and records
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A new tropical architecture archive traces a unique, global journey across the 20th centuryThe Architectural Association’s Department of Tropical Architecture Archive is now live – here's what we learned from this ‘extraordinary resource’ for academic research
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Soho’s most theatrical hotel is getting a Beefbar restaurantMonte Carlo-born Beefbar will take over Dear Jackie at Broadwick Soho this September, giving the London hotel a carnivorous new chapter of rare cuts, velvet and late nights
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Stylus Architects shapes a triumph of an angular house extension in south LondonAwkward angles provided the catalyst for this light-filled London house extension in brick and glass
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Wallpaper* checks in to the Hyatt Regency London Olympia, set within the city’s new cultural hubLocated in an old 1930s car park, the new hotel outpost merges 20th-century industrial aesthetics with Art Deco influences
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On a romantic Scottish island, an old Victorian schoolhouse has been transformedDress for the Weather has created a cute Scottish cottage from the bones of a Victorian schoolhouse, blending its old stone exterior with a fresh contemporary flair
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Unplugged’s first coastal cabins make going offline even more desirableThe UK’s original digital detox cabin brand heads to the coast, with two Somerset stays designed around phones away and eyes up
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the best new openings in the world, from the restoration and rebrand of the legendary Hotel Danieli to a tranquil Aman resort on Baja California Sur’s East Cape
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Embrace the spirit of Appalachia at this new London restaurantDrawing on the culinary traditions of America’s eastern mountain range, Appalachia is the latest restaurant to conquer north London
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A dark and ‘stealthy’ Welsh cottage reimagines life and architecture by the Irish SeaWhite Breakers is a Pembrokeshire Coast National Park holiday home, refitted by Unknown Works to improve flow, looks and sustainability
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‘Precision with soul’: Cubitts sets up shop in Manchester with a store that celebrates the cityThe eyewear company collaborates with Manchester design studio Youth to create a shop that respects the building’s past while reflecting the city’s future
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The New Balance factory is updated with a restorative outdoor space for workersNew Balance and jewellery designer Bleue Burnham collaborate on a new horticultural project for its factory in Cumbria, a reflection of the footwear brand’s belief that exceptional craftsmanship begins with happiness
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London’s Olympia has been under renovation for years. Now we can step insideAfter five years of construction, the Victorian landmark, reimagined as a vibrant cultural hub by Heatherwick Studio and SPPARC, is nearly complete. Take a look inside
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A London architect’s house becomes a testbed for new thinking about waste, material and structureThis south London architect’s house by Draper Studio is a true labour of love, exploring new thinking about design and construction, and executing it with care and precision
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Live out a Georgian-inspired fantasy at The Zetter BloomsburyThe Zetter Group brings its signature residential feel to Bloomsbury, with thoughtfully curated interiors set across six Georgian townhouses beside the British Museum
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A new in-depth architectural history of Broadcasting House explores the BBC's originsElizabeth Darling’s 'Palace of the Ether' is a rich history of Broadcasting House and the BBC's first decade, a time of electronic, aesthetic and social innovation writ large
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Emilia Wickstead on celebrating the everyday: ‘Why wait for a special occasion?’On the heels of her expanded homeware collection, the fashion designer shares how to transform the ordinary into something spectacular, from homemade pavlova or heirloom cocktail napkins
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Squeeze into Buvette, Covent Garden’s latest French import, by way of New YorkJody Williams’ cult New York haunt returns to London with croque-monsieur, Beaujolais and flea-market charm in Neal’s Yard
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Latine gives Mayfair a Franco-Latin restaurant with a versatile atmosphereLatine Mayfair opens in Lancashire Court with a Franco-Latin menu, interiors by Victoria Vogel and a four-floor journey from crudo bar to late-night lounge
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What we know so far about London Design Festival 2026London Design Festival 2026 (12–20 September) unveils its first projects, where craft, architecture and technology meet across city-wide landmark installations and museum commissions
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BT Tower plans unveiled: what’s in store for the Grade II-listed icon?Orms has revealed its plans to convert London's BT Tower into a hotel. Here is what we know
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This bucolic Somerset retreat is surrounded by wildflower meadowsLondon studio Daytrip reinvents a 1990s Somerset retreat by refining its interiors, clarifying its architecture, and opening it onto the British countryside
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At Miko Mei Fair, a Georgian townhouse gets a Thai alter egoThe new Thai restaurant from restaurateur Samyukta Nair pairs Koyn Thai’s robata grill with MiMi Mei Fair’s maximalist Mayfair mood
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With Vesper, Jackson Boxer gives Clerkenwell a restaurant to keep coming back toThe chef’s new Clerkenwell restaurant pairs cold martinis, clever British comfort food and Jermaine Gallacher-designed interiors
