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Has Kim Jones designed the ultimate hotel merch?In Tokyo, the British designer unpacks his collaboration with Aman Essentials, a comprehensive wardrobe for those who frequent the luxury hotel group’s resorts – including Jones himself, one of Aman’s most dedicated customers
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In Venice, Four Seasons’ Danieli is full of romance after a Pierre-Yves Rochon restorationLagoon blues, pastel Murano chandeliers and restored Gothic interiors greet guests at the newly reopened Danieli, Venezia
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Who is designing Africa’s future? Seven designers to watch from Design Week Lagos 2026Fresh from the event that explored how to design a new Africa, Wallpaper* looks at some of the names shaping the continent's creative future
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London art exhibitions to see in NovemberRead our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from Nan Goldin at Hayward Gallery to 90s nostalgia at Tate Britain
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Catch Nicola Turner’s horsehair sculptures climbing the walls in LondonOn show at Annely Juda gallery, the artist’s sculptures appear like living figures
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Casa Lilaya is a holistic Brazilian house built on crystal-infused landJust north of Brasília, a single-storey house invites you to connect with nature, but also with yourself
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How filmmakers recreated the mundane-yet-chilling suburban interiors of ‘To Catch a Predator’‘Primetime’ chronicles television presenter Chris Hansen as he hosts one of America’s most-watched programmes. Here, production designer Alex DiGerlando discusses the early-aughts interiors, hidden cameras and photographic references behind Lance Oppenheim’s thriller starring Robert Pattinson
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Tour a minimalist Brooklyn duplex inside a former babka factoryA creative couple spent eight years meticulously renovating their Williamsburg apartment. Now it serves as their home and a living showroom for their furniture brand, Studio Seitz
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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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Celine’s silk scarves offer ‘infinite possibilities’ to adorn your outfitAt Celine, Michael Rider is interested in the personal gestures of dressing – a mood epitomised by his colourful silk foulards, which can be can be wrapped around the waist, wrist or strap of a bag
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Jean Prounis’ ‘Moderne’ jewellery collection is inspired by art deco New YorkIn gold and set with estate diamonds and colourful gems, Prounis’ new jewellery designs nod to art deco art, architecture and culture
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Thom Yorke on bringing the Radiohead and Shakespeare mash-up, ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief’, to the BarbicanThom Yorke and co-creators Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones tell Wallpaper* what it takes to mix Radiohead’s 2003 album with Shakespeare’s play and take it to the stage
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How do you create a design to last for a 1,000 years?'Interlude' by London design studio Nebbia is a sculptural gathering place that is part of New Zealand's Paererewā, designed to last 1,000 years and imagined to foster the art of connection
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Amman Design Week amplifies creative voices from across the regionAmman Design Week 2026 returned after a seven-year hiatus, highlighting not only the talent and craft from the wider region, but crucially also the people, histories and contexts that contribute to design
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In Paris, Ibrahim Mahama takes over the Fondation CartierIn its Jean Nouvel-designed new home, Fondation Cartier presents 'The Harvest Season', with Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama and nine associated artists and collectives
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Highlights from Dutch Design Week 2026: 'Eindhoven isn’t a backdrop, it’s a co-curator'The fair, now on view until until 25 October, is a celebration of rebellious design spirits everywhere. Here are the best things we saw
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For its debut boutique, cult slipper brand Le Monde Béryl puts its best foot forwardWith references that range from Venice to David Lynch, this enveloping New York boutique, with interiors by Tutto Bene and Silka Rittson-Thomas, feels like a sophisticated art gallery
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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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Who are Prune Nourry’s plaster-cast figures inside the Petit Palais?As part of her ‘Visionaries’ exhibition, the French artist is bringing female sculptors to Paris, at all scales
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Kid is a new Turkish grill that’s setting Soho alightChef Sertaç Dirik’s first solo restaurant, Kid, brings blistered bread, exemplary kebaps, and a room full of energy to a brick-lined corner of Soho
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Kuho finds its form in architectural minimalismBespoke Partnership
In our short film, the Korean fashion label presents key outerwear pieces from its A/W 2026 collection in the London home of designer Charlotte Taylor, where architectural silhouettes meet an interior defined by playful contrasts
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Introducing the all-new Casio 2500, a ‘balance of familiarity and freshness’The 2500 is Casio’s first new fully analogue watch to launch in decades – and it’s causing a stir even before its launch
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Best of Design Miami Paris 2026Wallpaper's highlights from the latest edition of Design Miami Paris, on view until 25 October 2026 at L'Hôtel de Maisons
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This monolithic Greek island home is anything but a clichéOn Serifos, M Residence is an unexpected Greek island home and a much-welcomed addition to the Aegean landscape
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Six generations in, this Japanese bolthole is shaping a new chapter in ryokan designWith suites designed by Simplicity and a tea room framing the forest, Hanamurasaki offers a fresh perspective on the Japanese hot-springs retreat
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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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Make-up artist Lucy Bridge on how she created a beauty book unlike any otherThe leading make-up artist speaks to Wallpaper* about working with creative director Veronica Ditting and ten photographers to create a book as radical as her make-up
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Meet ‘Nostromo’, MB&F’s new self-assembly table clock for watch geeksDesigned to share horological understanding, ‘Nostromo’ marks 15 years of the independent watch- and clock-maker's MAD Gallery in Geneva. Hopefully, it won't leave you in bits
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Alice Diop curates a celebration of Black female creativity for Miu Miu at Art Basel ParisWith ‘Geste de Consolation’, French filmmaker Alice Diop asks the viewer to consider ‘the strength and resistance that Black women have developed’
