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Extraordinary fashion exhibitions to see this spring
Wallpaper* picks seven fashion exhibitions to see this spring – from an exploration of the runway show to retrospectives of Alaïa, Vivienne Westwood and the Antwerp Six
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Anni Albers: the weaver who rewrote modernism
Anni Albers is heralded as one of the most influential textile artists of the 20th century, with a career spanning two continents, eight decades and multiple disciplines. Wallpaper* surveys her life and work
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Herzog & de Meuron’s latest furniture collection includes cork upholstery and a ping pong table
The new furniture collection by Herzog & de Meuron and UniFor is among our Salone del Mobile 2026 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale 9 April
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Step inside Pyramid House, a reimagined 20th-century experiment in Milton Keynes
Explore London studio Khan Bonshek’s tactful refurbishment of an unconventional 1980s show home that was ‘a very, very strange building’
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In rural India, a soaring creative space is a Brutalist ode to Henri Labrouste
With dramatic arches and a spare palette, Rushnaiwala Architects delivers an industrial homage to the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Ahmedabad
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Chef Sally Abé finds her own voice at Teal in Hackney
Teal by Sally Abé is built on British produce, nostalgic flavours, and sisterhood
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Funny, worrying, provocative – Reinier de Graaf’s book on architecture’s elephant in the room
In his new book, ‘Architecture Against Architecture’, the architect and OMA partner takes stock of the industry and discusses its present and future
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A photography book from Prince’s former creative director shows the icon through an intimate new lens
In the new two-volume book 'Prince: Collected Photographs,' published by ACC Art Books, Steve Parke throws open the doors to Prince's inner world
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Raw concrete meets candy pastels in this effortlessly cool Prague apartment
Tour a haven of harmonious contrasts in the Czech capital, where every material, layout and piece of furniture is meticulously curated
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Wallpaper* checks into The Hoxton, Edinburgh – a cosy, convivial escape
The Hoxton hotel group has brought its signature exuberant style to Scotland for the first time – creating warm, welcoming spaces that brighten the greyest days
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Discover the experimental work of overlooked Croatian artist Edita Schubert
At Muzeum Susch, Edita Schubert's avant-garde work and process go under the spotlight; find canvases slashed by knives and geometric pieces that play with the abstracted body
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10 visionary jewellery designers to know now
Jewellery designers all over the world are making the medium their own in seductive ways. Here are our favourites
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Inside the Róng Museum of Art building site, where different volumes ‘grow together’
We visit the museum, currently under construction in Shenzhen, China and speak to its architect, Ole Scheeren
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The Cadogan reimagines its restaurant as a bucolic English garden
Willet’s arrives as a convivial neighbourhood restaurant at The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel in London with a verdant, serene design by Studio Shayne Brady
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in April
Our editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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Salù Iwadi Studio’s Gèlèdé Lamp Collection shapes light through lineage and form
Following their recognition as Wallpaper* Future Icons, Toluwalase Rufai and Sandia Nassila deepen their practice, shaping light as a material held within the logic of the female body
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A new Vivienne Westwood exhibition portrays the designer through a superfan’s archive
‘Vivienne Westwood: Rebel – Storyteller – Visionary’ at The Bowes Museum, Durham features pieces from rarely seen private collections, providing a fresh portrait of the provocative British designer
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Relax and restore at this Tadao Ando-inspired Edinburgh mews house – one of a thoughtfully designed pair
Neither minimalist nor extravagant, this Edinburgh mews project by Pend Architects is calmly considered in its design
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The hottest new restaurants in Los Angeles to book now
From a modern Indian favourite to an atmospheric Italian eatery, these are the spots everyone's talking about
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This cheeky coastal Florida home was designed to get around strict HOA rules
Architect Jennifer Bonner designed a home for her mum that’s rebellious, site-responsive and unapologetically cute
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Snøhetta sculpts the solstice into a versatile dining destination in Hong Kong
Solstice Culinary Space is an immersive two-floor concept in Central, where a cooking studio and two restaurants unfold as a seasonal journey
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The new London restaurants to book now
This month brings charcoal-fired Abruzzese cooking, a grand dining room reborn, and a high-octane izakaya
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Daphne Wright casts her family in Jesmonite. Discover her works in London
At Frith Street Gallery, the artist explores a fascination with materials; when we visit, she tells us about the ‘sulking’ power of clay and her ‘very brutal’ way to make work
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Flamingo Estate and Kohler create a brutalist monument to bathing in Milan
A brutalist bathhouse and pollinator baths for local wildlife will take centre stage at a restorative courtyard installation by Flamingo Estate and Kohler at Milan Design Week 2026
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Has Oliver Spencer made this summer’s best travel bag?
The British designer asked contributors to Secret Trips – his burgeoning travel magazine – exactly what they needed in a weekend bag. This leather holdall was the result
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in March
From a home tucked between two Brazilian mountain ranges to a triangular concrete monolith in Lithuania, these are the architectural projects that caught our attention this month
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New York art exhibitions to see in April
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in April from Helen Frankenthaler and Anthony Caro's exhibition celebrating their friendship to Roy Lichtenstein’s scattered brushstrokes
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The new design-led hotels that should be on your radar
Explore the best new openings, from a Miami Beach icon reborn to a culture-centric luxury refuge in Venice
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This moody London restaurant merges seasonal Japanese fare with ‘ascetic minimalism’
With Akari lamps, Daidō Moriyama photography and matcha tiramisu, Kino is a must-visit new restaurant in South Kensington
