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The Stuff That Surrounds You: Rolf and Mette Hay invite Wallpaper* inside their personal design collectionThe Hay founders talk us through the design objects and artworks that form the backdrop to their everyday lives – watch our film
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A.A.Murakami brings ‘New Nature’ to Paradise City in South KoreaBespoke Partnership
Paradise Art Night 2026 pairs artist duo A.A.Murakami's first solo exhibition in South Korea with an immersive dining experience
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Homme Plissé Issey Miyake reimagines Matisse’s ‘The Snail’ at London’s Tate ModernThe latest chapter of Homme Plissé Issey Miyake’s Open Studio saw the Japanese label draw on Matisse’s ‘The Snail’ for inspiration, with help from Studio Dennis Vanderbroeck and the Dresden Frankfurt Dance Company
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Philippe Starck is building his dream retreat in Portugal. Now, you can own some of itOpening in Melides in 2028, A Serra will unite a 25-suite hotel, 22 serviced villas and a timber village within the Alentejo landscape
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Patricia Urquiola reimagines the sauna and hammam as an architecture of retreat for EffeBespoke Partnership
‘Baluar’ transforms the protective geometry of a medieval stronghold into a modular wellness system
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In Mumbai, artists are asking if embroidery can redraw the mapAs textile house Chanakya International celebrates 40 years in Mumbai this autumn, we look at what happens when an atelier evolves into a cultural institution
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Tour Auroville, an experimental architectural ecosystem that makes its own rulesArchitect Nipun Prabhakar takes us inside Auroville, India’s experimental township, where architecture, sustainability and utopian ideals are still being tested
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On San Francisco's slopes, Precita House brings a hint of the desert to urban livingPrecita House, a new San Francisco home by Ryan Leidner, combines cocooning and a desert building sensibility; we take the tour
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Everything you need to know about London Fashion WeekFrom the return of McQueen to Christopher Kane’s Mulberry debut, Wallpaper* picks the moments to look out for at the latest edition of London Fashion Week, which begins today (17 September 2026)
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12_things is the new fragrance brand doing everything a brand isn’t supposed to doWith fragrances inspired by decay, unaesthetic packaging, and a text-to-order retail system, 12_things might be the most disruptive beauty brand to emerge in years
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Step inside Glenn Spiro’s sumptuous new London jewellery showroomFather and son duo Glenn and Joe Spiro worked with Venezuelan designer Valerie Name Bolaño on curating their elegant and eclectic jewellery boutique in Mayfair
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‘It’s a paradigm of the design school for the 21st century’: Joseph Grima takes the helm at the Aral SchoolThe architect, curator and critic will direct the experimental Uzbekistan school’s 2027 programme, exploring how place-specific design education might produce tangible change
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These were the best shows of New York Fashion Week S/S 2027This season’s edition of New York Fashion Week reflected the city’s buoyant mood, from its blockbuster names – among them Calvin Klein, Tory Burch and Coach – to an intriguing cohort of young talents
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The Hayward Gallery announces a major Cao Fei exhibition. Take a first look hereIn 2027, the London gallery will host the Chinese artist’s largest UK exhibition to date
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Who claimed a place in The 50 Best Hotels 2026?Rosewood Hong Kong retains the top spot as Europe leads the global list, with ten new entries and a fresh round of special awards
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‘It's dignified to the Balloon Dog’: Jeff Koons on partnering with HublotJeff Koons has collaborated with Hublot on the colourful Hublot Classic Fusion Balloon Dog and the MP14 Origin watch
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Rolex releases the new Perpetual Padellone watchThe latest Rolex watch takes its inspiration from a 1940s model and maintains its elegant silhouette
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‘I wanted to move the world’: meet the man who invented wellnessNerio Alessandri created Technogym’s landmark Unica exercise machine in his garage in 1986. Marking its 40th anniversary, he talks to Wallpaper* about his intuition, vision and how he shaped the best known equipment in sport
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Inside a monolithic Melbourne house designed for multi-generational livingDespite its crisp exterior structure, this Melbourne home feels soft and welcoming, seamlessly nestled into the surrounding topography
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At Saatchi Yates, Sujin Lee’s figures are frozen in introspectionSujin Lee’s exhibition ‘Where We Once Stood’, considers the stillness after an event
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Tour a Chilean holiday home designed to weave daily life into its lakeside siteLoyCo House is a new Chilean holiday home on the shores of Vichuquén Lake; its creators, architects Ricardo Atanacio and Carolina Contreras, respond to the region's distinct identity to craft a home that feels entirely of its place
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Estúdio Campana brings Brazilian soul to a São Paulo airport loungeItaú opens Sala Pedra Preta, a new Brazilian design lounge at São Paulo Guarulhos Airport
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Chopard celebrates 50 years of ‘Happy Diamonds’ with a new collectionDefined by diamonds that cut their own fluid path across watches and jewellery, the ‘Happy Diamonds’ series gets a new anniversary collection
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Deoron brings its ‘instinct for the unexpected’ to BerlinDeoron staged its third in-person event in Berlin, bringing together more than 65 designers, brands and independent studios
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One to watch: Ollie Olanipekun takes a bird's eye view of social responsibility, community and connectionChallenging perceptions and stereotypes through the (binocular) lens of nature, multidisciplinary creative Ollie Olanipekun and his birdwatching club Flock Together are combatting the underrepresentation of people of colour in nature and relieving the pressures of urban life
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Check into Bloomsbury’s newly reimagined grande dameThe Imperial Bloomsbury enters a new era with tactile interiors, a rooftop bar and a distinctly bookish London address
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This Cartier collection is the perfect accompaniment to black tieAn enduring Cartier collection, ‘Grain de Café’, celebrates a bewitching ingredient
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South Asian design crosses borders at London Design FestivalIn Shoreditch during London Design Festival 2026, Raw Collaborative brings together 25 boundary-pushing studios from South Asia, presenting a compelling cross-section of fine art, collectible and functional objects
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Svenskt Tenn celebrates Anna Petrus, Sweden’s trailblazing 20th-century metal designerA new exhibition at Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm revisits Anna Petrus’ pioneering pewter and cast-iron work and returns two of her lesser-known designs to production
