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Leonard Iheagwam – aka Soldier – is the latest artist to put his stamp on Hublot's Big BangThe London-based artist and Swiss watchmaker unveil the new Hublot Big Bang Soldier All Black. 'You want to understand it, respect what already exists, and then find a way of introducing another story into it’, says Soldier
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In New York, Elmgreen & Dragset recreate the Oval Office in weathered steelAt Pace Gallery, the artist duo dismantle the visual language of presidential power with a monumental Cor-Ten steel recreation of the Oval Office and a series of mirrored portraits of absent leaders
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How Angelo Lelii brought technical precision and whim to Italian lighting designItalian lighting designer and entrepreneur Angelo Lelii was the founder of renowned lighting company Arredoluce, and the mind behind some of the past century's most imaginative creations
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Inside the art world's most intriguing new cookbook, featuring recipes by Cindy Sherman and Frank BowlingFor A Cookbook for Iwan: From Studio to Stove, Hauser & Wirth founders Iwan and Manuela Wirth have gathered more than 200 recipes from their remarkable creative circle
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How to build an entire city out of timber? Oskar Norelius makes a case for wood architectureOskar Norelius of White Arkitekter discusses the studio's considerate approach, building with wood at scale, current projects and why trying something new is worth it
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Refreshed Freetown Memorial is a spectacle of light, as well as a ‘message of hope’Commonwealth War Graves Commission and Oshinówò Studio reveal a new Freetown Memorial in Sierra Leone, extending the existing monument designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and honouring the local Carrier Corps for the first time
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How do you throw a party for 'flexi-drinkers'? We asked the French Bloom FoundersConstance Jablonski and Maggie Frerejean-Taittinger, the founders of the premium non-alcoholic sparkling wine brand, share how they hosts guests in style – including on a classic British Pullman
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Sam Taylor-Johnson gathers 30 years of photographs in a definitive new bookTo mark the release of 'Sam Taylor-Johnson: The Self and the Portrait', published by Rizzoli, and the exhibition, 'She Was I,' at Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, Sam Taylor-Johnson looks back on 30 years of photography
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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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A Ukrainian midcentury house finds new life as an artist-designed guesthouseUkrainian artist Oksana Levchenya (Konstantinovska) is transforming three neighbouring Soviet-era houses near Kyiv into distinctive guesthouses. First up, Hata Yarova brings together salvaged materials, vintage finds and contemporary Ukrainian craft
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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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‘There’s something for everyone, whether you smoke weed or not’: Seth Rogen on Houseplant’s latest developmentsWallpaper* caught up with Houseplant founder Seth Rogen, on the occasion of the brand’s latest collaboration with Droplet to launch a new scent burner
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Black design isn't a monolith, as London's Design Museum's new exhibition reminds us'The Nue Black Aesthetic' (until 8 August 2026) considers the people and histories shaping Black design today, and where it might evolve
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Wallpaper* checks into The Webster hotel, a design-led gem for your next London stayBoasting cosy interiors with contemporary creativity, this new hotel feels like a countryside manor in the heart of London
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Amansara: a revived royal guesthouse in Siem ReapFresh from a thoughtful renovation, Amansara in Siem Reap revisits its 1960s royal heritage, pairing New Khmer architecture with Aman’s signature hospitality and easy access to the temples of Angkor
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The Wallpaper* guide to winter fragrances that linger on the skin and in the airBrowse our guide to new season scents from the likes of Bottega Veneta, Frederic Malle and Marissa Zappas
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Step into the visual identity of Roxy Music, as they rerelease ‘For Your Pleasure’Bryan Ferry and art director Nick de Ville tell us about creating the cover for Roxy Music’s 1973 album ‘For Your Pleasure’ – leashed panther, Ferry as chauffeur and all – in an era when a dedication to album art was almost as important as the music
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Asif Khan on future thinking and helping design the new London MuseumAsif Khan, one of the creatives behind the new incarnation of the London Museum, opening later this month, on how flexibility, future thinking and a personal touch drive his work
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How Peter Copping is rebuilding Parisian couture house Lanvin: ‘It’s about the process’After a period of instability, Lanvin finds itself on firmer ground under artistic director Peter Copping, who is transforming the French house’s fortunes through patience, process, period research and paillettes
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With a first monograph, design duo Formafantasma offer an honest look backAs the Italian design studio’s new book is released, co-founder Simone Farresin reveals the moment the meaning of design changed for him – plus what’s on his own bookshelf
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Feast your eyes on the Wallpaper* Entertaining Issue – on sale nowSee out 2026 with decadent dining, homes made for hosting and a wonderful winter wardrobe, and embrace 2027 with your exclusive design horoscope; find December Wallpaper* on newsstands
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Piaget’s new Andy Warhol watch is a tribute in ornamental stone marquetryThe new watch sees the pop artist’s Camouflage series ‘deconstructed and reinterpreted through the contemporary lens of Piaget’
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Vilebrequin launches a limited-edition collection inspired by the nature of Abu DhabiBespoke Partnership
The cult swimwear brand and the emirate celebrate a shared commitment to creativity and environmental awareness
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Versace explores the sculptural character of its timepiecesBespoke Partnership
Through the interplay of light, form and material, this new photographic series reveals the distinctive character of three Versace watches, bringing their bold silhouettes and considered details into focus
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Ones to watch: Betyle Studio searches for a talisman in every projectThe Marseille-based studio investigates history and archives to inform its interior design work
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In Barcelona, a historical washerwomen’s house is restored with a clean new lookArchitect Raúl Sánchez has transformed a property shaped by its history of wells and washing – Casa de las Lavanderas scrubs up beautifully
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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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‘By changing the scale, I began to see these pieces differently’: Sarah Emilie Müllertz presents a new drop of tiny Kinraden jewelleryAvailable at the Danish brand’s space at Liberty London, the new ‘All Things Tiny’ pieces include chains, bracelets and earrings made small
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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
