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Chirp Company’s birdfeeders are inspired by modern and contemporary artThe father-daughter company designs birdfeeders that look to modernist and contemporary artists, from Piet Mondrian to Alexander Calder and Yayoi Kusama
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A new exhibition in Los Angeles showcases the visual delight of teeny tiny booksVeronica Ditting’s ‘Small Print’ exhibition of tiny tomes makes its American debut at Marta gallery
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How Isamu Noguchi's Akari lanterns became interior design’s favourite fixturesThe American artist’s paper lanterns are nothing short of illuminating, 75 years after he created the first designs
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Germane Barnes will curate the US Pavilion at the 2027 Venice Architecture BiennaleThe architect and professor, in tandem with the University of Miami and historian Vyta Pivo, will organise an exhibition called 'Earth Craft' – an exploration of brick, rammed earth, adobe and the hands that craft them
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Want an escape from AI slop? Head to Collectible, an avant-garde design fair, happening in New York this weekendCollectible is back in New York through Sunday 8 November. Here's what to expect from the showcase, staged in a former AMC cinema
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Christopher John Rogers teams up with The Rug Company: 'There's a larger visual language that we're developing'The new collection, called The Studio, is a sophisticated meditation on the creative process. Shop it now
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Lady White Co’s refreshed Los Angeles store is a minimalist haven inspired by the modernist mastersThe brand, known for perfecting the classic white T-shirt, worked with WOE (Width Over Ears) on the design, which was inspired by the work of Eileen Gray, Pierre Chareau, Juliaan Lampens and Charlotte Perriand
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On his travels across the American West, Ivan McClellan dives into Black cowboy cultureIn a second edition of his ‘Eight Seconds’ book, with 91 previously unpublished images, the photographer reveals what Black rodeo culture looks like now
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For sale, Georgia’s River Forest Lookout is a spectacular high-tech treetop structureTake your mind off midterm madness with this rarefied retreat in the heart of Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the most stylish new openings in the world, from a revamped 15th-century palazzo in Florence to hotelier Sean MacPherson’s glamorous West Palm Beach refuge
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New York art exhibitions to see in NovemberRead our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in November, from June Leaf's sculptures at New Museum to Julie Curtiss’ obscured paintings at Gagosian
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For sale, the Lovell Beach House, one of California’s most significant modernist gemsOwned by the Lovell family for a century, the glass and concrete beach house that RM Schindler built for Leah and Philip Lovell is on the market for the first time since it was built in 1926
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Marfa Stance’s debut furniture is dressed in Gee’s Bend quiltsThe British outerwear brand makes its first foray into furniture with a series of seats designed by Stephen Kenn Studio and upholstered in Gee’s Bend quilts
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Avocado House, a California desert home, owes its unusual shape to its hilltop settingFrom the team behind the famed ‘invisible house’ in Joshua Tree, California, Avocado House is poised to be the next hot property of curiosity. And you can book a stay
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To mark artist June Leaf’s first solo show in LA and a group show in New York, a writer remembers her Bleecker Street studioWith the late June Leaf’s work featured in ‘The Bowery: Devil's Mile' at New York’s New Museum, and a 2027 LA show coming soon, Robert Sullivan reflects on the life of an extraordinary artist
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This warehouse-turned-art centre in Atlanta glows like 'Dan Flavin on steroids'Architectural designer Jennifer Bonner and arts organisation Goat Farm have unveiled Loop, a new cultural destination where anything goes
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A stunning house for sale above Ventura Beach showcases late-period Californian modernismArchitect Carl Maston’s 1984 Ventura Beach house hits the market for the very first time, offering panoramic views of one of the Pacific’s historic surf spots
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The idiosyncratic work of James Wines and SITE is the subject of a new monograph‘What Else Could It Mean?’ explores the world of James Wines, the founder of Sculpture in the Environment, who helped pioneer the art of integrating architecture with nature
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A sneak peek inside The Nora Hotel, West Palm Beach's most glamorous new stayThe team behind New York's legendary Hotel Chelsea have opened a sophisticated Florida escape with layered interiors by Gachot. Here's what to expect
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A Brooklyn design studio reframes the objects of everyday lifeThe new collection of everyday essentials by Brooklyn studio Sin explores the expressive potential of metal
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Assembly Archive’s Thistle Creek House is embedded in the Wyoming landscapeOn a site in Jackson Hole Valley, Assembly Archive has built an elegant house with a charred timber façade and impressive Teton Mountain views
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This layered New Hampshire barn conversion is giving us early cabin feverYond Interiors softened the raw wood shell of this historic structure, creating an idyllic spot in which to enjoy New England autumns
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Swizz Beatz just dropped a new collection for CB2 – and it’s an ode to family and creativityWith the collection, called Casa Dean, the Grammy Award-winning producer and prolific art collector wants people to ‘tune into themselves’
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‘I wanted the inner world to shine’: Jacqueline Rabun on jewellery that takes you to a better placeThe influential American jewellery designer continues to create idiosyncratically; here, she talks us through her new Cave collection
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Benjamin Moore’s 2027 Colour of the Year is bursting with ‘optimistic energy’See why this verdant hue will be trending in the year ahead – and well beyond
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A photo exhibition of midcentury delights ushers in Palm Springs Modernism Week previewPhotographer Tag Christof’s show at Herman Miller's new retail location explores the region's modernist legacy just in time for the Palm Springs Modernism Week preview
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A captivating new book offers a look inside the 'astonishing' Chicago headquarters of Ebony and Jet magazinesThe vibrant interiors, photographed by Barbara Karant, not only document the vestiges of a thriving media empire, but of the dynamic expressions of Black life
