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The new Sydney Fish Market becomes part of a harbourside urban theatre
The Sydney Fish Market is Australia’s most ambitious new piece of infrastructure – courtesy of architects 3XN GXN among a wider team of collaborators
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Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026: the year's space-defining furniture
This year’s interior design stars take a bow: from golden oldies reissued to rising talents, these are the best scene-stealing furniture pieces
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The standout shows of Paris Fashion Week Men’s A/W 2026 – as they happen
Wallpaper* unpacks the very best shows of Paris Fashion Week Men’s in our rolling round-up, from Louis Vuitton to Auralee
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Ten movies to watch from Sundance Film Festival 2026
2026 marks a bittersweet year for the Sundance Film Festival (22 January – 1 February) as it returns to Park City, Utah, for the very last time. Here are the films we are most looking forward to
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What are Icelandic turf houses, and how can they drive a sustainable design revolution?
From Viking-age earthworks to contemporary eco-retreats, Iceland’s turf houses reveal how architecture shaped by landscape may yet point the way forward
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Swatch and the Guggenheim watches are fun, arty and affordable
Swatch translates artworks by Edgar Degas, Paul Klee, Claude Monet and Jackson Pollock into bright and bold wristwear
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Discover Renée Gailhoustet and her radical approach to socially engaged housing
The Algerian-French architect thrived on creating bespoke designs and remarkable social housing; a new exhibition at the Architectural Association in London revisits the case study of Le Liegat in Paris
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This Mexican retreat brings sand-coloured brick curves into a dense pine forest
Crafted in tactile, local brick, Casa Jajalpa by Lanza atelier embraces its forest setting; we revisit the story from the Wallpaper* archives as it’s announced that the architects will design the Serpentine Pavilion 2026
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The standout shows of Milan Fashion Week Men’s A/W 2026, from Zegna to Prada
Wallpaper* selects the highlights of Milan Fashion Week Men’s, which concluded in the Italian style capital yesterday (19 January 2026)
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Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026: the year’s most transformative beauty launches
We’ve eyed up this year’s most transformative launches, designed to elevate dressing tables and daily routines – from Chanel eye patches to the face-contouring Ziip Halo machine
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Serpentine Pavilion 2026 architects announced – and they put the ‘serpent’ in the ‘Serpentine’
Lanza atelier wins the Serpentine Pavilion 2026 commission; the Mexican studio creates the annual structure's newest iteration, titled 'a serpentine', and it features a curvilinear wall snaking across the site
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Remembering Valentino Garavani, master of Italian glamour (1932-2026)
‘The Last Emperor’ of fashion has passed away aged 93, it was announced by his eponymous foundation. He will be remembered for his expressive vision of Roman glamour and cinematic muses
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Check into Janu Tokyo hotel, Aman’s sociable sibling brand
Step inside the Jean-Michel Gathy-designed Janu Tokyo and discover its state-of-the-art wellness facilities
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Martin Kuczmarski’s new London restaurant is made for long lunches and late nights
From the founder of The Dover comes Martino’s: a softly lit Italian trattoria in Sloane Square, where appetite, atmosphere and romance are inseparable
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The 19 best things we've seen at Paris Design Week 2026
Paris Déco Off and Maison & Objet, France’s top homes and interiors fairs, kicked off yesterday, flooding the city with design talent. Wallpaper* is on the ground – here are the collections that have caught our eye so far
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Discover the newest watches as LVMH Watch Week 2026 kicks off in Milan
Watch maisons unveil their 2026 releases in Milan
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Mickalene Thomas and Tom Wesselmann consider the female nude in Palm Springs
'The Female Form: Tom Wesselmann & Mickalene Thomas from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation' places the artists' work in cultural context at Palm Springs Art Museum
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Prada’s A/W 2026 menswear show was about excavating the past to find the future
‘It’s a kind of archaeology,’ said Raf Simons of his and Miuccia Prada’s latest menswear collection, which was presented at Fondazione Prada yesterday in Milan
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Chef Ray Garcia brings Broken Spanish back to life on LA’s Westside
Closed during the pandemic, Broken Spanish lives again in spirit as Ray Garcia reopens the conversation with modern Mexican cooking and layered interiors
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Explore the work of Jean Prouvé, a rebel advocating architecture for the people
French architect Jean Prouvé was an important modernist proponent for prefabrication; we deep dive into his remarkable, innovative designs through our ultimate guide to his work
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‘I wanted to create an object that invited you to interact’: Tej Chauhan on his Rado watch design
The Diastar Original, which Rado first released in 1962, has become synonymous with elegant comfort and effortless display of taste. Tej Chauhan reconsiders its signature silhouette and texture on the intersection of innovation and heritage
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'It offers us an escape, a route out of our own heads' – Adam Nathaniel Furman on public art
We talk to Adam Nathaniel Furman on art in the public realm – and the important role of vibrancy, colour and the power of permanence in our urban environment
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'I have always been interested in debasement as purification': Sam Lipp dissects the body in London
Sam Lipp rethinks traditional portraiture in 'Base', a new show at Soft Opening gallery, London
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Upgrade your fish and chips at Corenucopia by Clare Smyth
The three-star chef brings her mastery of British classics to Belgravia, with lavish interiors, nostalgic flavours and a distinctly playful sense of excess
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Out of office: The Wallpaper* editors’ picks of the week
This week, the design year got underway with Paris’ interiors and furniture fair. Elsewhere, the Wallpaper* editors marked the start of 2026 with good food and better music
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The best menswear of Pitti Uomo 109, from Hed Mayner to a ‘suit walk’ through Florence
Wallpaper* picks the best of the historic twice-yearly menswear fair, including its headline guest designer and an influx of Japanese design talent
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This ‘anti-trend’ Wisconsin lake cabin is full of thrifted treasures – and you can book a stay
This historic cabin on Lake Wandawega, preserved and restored by the team behind Camp Wandawega, embraces a salvage-driven approach that celebrates genuine history over polished style
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Arthur Tress’ photographs taken in The Ramble are a key part of New York’s queer history
The images, which captured gay men, like Tress himself, cruising around the Central Park woodland in 1969, are the subject of a new book
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We celebrate hope and optimism in architecture at the 2026 Wallpaper* Design Awards
Seeking the positive and the spirit-lifting, we commend this year’s architectural innovators and change makers
