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In Venice, it's the tourists who have caught Hernan Bas' eyeIn Venice for the Biennale? Don't miss at Hernan Bas' exhibition, The Visitors, at Ca’ Pesaro
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The very best spots for a ‘New York Happy Meal’When you have a New York minute, there's nothing quite like an ice-cold martini and piping-hot French fries. Here are the best bars for the essential combo
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Reflecting on glass at Milan Design WeekFrom Murano traditions to dreamlike experiments, the material emerged as one of Milan Design Week’s most expressive mediums
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Jongjin Park wins Loewe Craft Prize 2026Loewe Craft Prize 2026: Wallpaper* reports live from the ceremony at the Singapore National Gallery
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Detrash’s sustainable new watch is made from recycled beer cans. And that’s not the only surpriseIt’s one of the most sustainable watches on the market – but the real difference? It’s £375, setting a new benchmark for what’s achievable at an accessible price
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London Festival of Architecture 2026: everything you need to knowThe UK’s biggest architecture festival is almost upon us, launching in June across the capital; with the full programme just revealed, here is our guide for everything you need to know, where to look, what to book, and where to go
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Hop aboard a new-generation of sleek, small cruise shipsA new wave of vessels is usurping the floating behemoths, promising greater comfort, cooler surroundings and boutique experiences
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Makrosha's new textile showroom is a magical cabinet of curiositiesThis need-to-know New York brand, founded by Esha Ahmed in 2020, is rooted in craft and history – and now has a fantasy-filled atelier to match
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The best pubs in LondonThe Wallpaper* guide to pubs where the beer is as carefully curated as the wine list, and where the welcome is as warm at the bar as it is in the dining room
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Symbolism, brutalism and honeycomb concrete – the Sanctuary of Monte Grisa has it allThe Sanctuary of Monte Grisa, near Trieste, embodies brutalism's holy trinity: concrete mass, sharp geometries and monumental impact
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Melanie Georgacopoulos reimagines pearls in high jewellery debutIn her first high jewellery collection, ‘Eclipse’, Melanie Georgacopoulos expands her sculptural language beyond pearls, introducing onyx, chalcedony and diamonds in monochrome compositions inspired by transformation and duality
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Five things to see at London Craft Week 2026With an emphasis on keeping heritage crafts alive, London Craft Week 2026 (11-17 May) offers a city-wide programme of exhibitions to discover artisanal excellence from established and emerging makers
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East Tokyo comes to east London at this hot new restaurantAt Mitsu, smoky Japanese flavours meet karaoke, DJ sets and late-night dancing
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Hotel Julien reworks the familiar in AntwerpInterior designer Bea Mombaers and architect Peter Ivens use custom furniture, low lighting and timeworn materials to shape the next chapter of a beloved Belgian stay
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In Antwerp, families come in all shapes and sizes‘Families’ at FOMU, Antwerp, peels back the layers on the traditional family unit
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The story behind our ‘one-of-a-kind’ Travel Issue cover story, shot amid the majestic desert landscapes of UtahWallpaper* fashion and creative director Jason Hughes breaks down the Geordie Wood-shot cover story, which unfolded amid the remote 600-acre Amangiri estate in Canyon Point, Utah and stars American model Colin Jones
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A celebration of Nyonya Kuih, the jewel-like cakes of MalaysiaThese mouthwatering Malay morsels are tray chic
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15 interior design books to inspire your shelves and your spacesDiscover the Wallpaper editor's favourite interior design books, bringing together striking visual works that both inspire and illuminate
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Haus Nuller is the burgeoning Bauhaus-inspired fashion label debuting at the Venice BiennaleDrawing on the work of Anni Albers, designer Chiara Angelica Gandini’s intricate woven textiles are displayed in Venice as part of an installation by Formafantasma. Joe Bobowicz heads to Venice’s Dorsoduro neighbourhood to meet the rising talent
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Here’s what to see at NYCxDesign 2026, according to our editorsMark your calendars and start your engines, because New York's biggest design celebration is back, 14-20 May. Here's what to see
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Edra takes the sofa in a more flexible new direction – give it a spinBespoke Partnership
With the ‘Anywhere’ sofa by Francesco Binfaré, presented at Milan Design Week and complete with rotating backrests, the brand pushes the boundaries of modular design
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Welcome to Castor Place, a Piraeus warehouse brought into the 21st centuryA stone's throw from central Athens, Castor Place is a new Piraeus event space by MPNYC, designed to embrace its layers of Greek port history
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This new London hotel offers everything from a biohacking lounge to a fermentation labThe first UK outpost of pioneering wellness hotel brand Six Senses opens for business and pleasure in a former London department store with a storied past
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JW Marriott opens its second Japanese hotel, in Tokyo's futuristic new hubDesigned by Yabu Pushelberg, the cocooning JW Marriott in Takanawa Gateway joins the brand's Japanese portfolio, following its debut in the deer-friendly city of Nara
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Lina Lapelyte takes over Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin with 400,000 wood cubesThe artist’s exhibition and performance, ‘We Make Years Out of Hours’, invites visitors to slow down and build
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Koko marks 125 years with new recording studio and members’ balconyThe London venue celebrates a big anniversary with two new spaces
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In Alvar Aalto's Nordic House, a one-day community choir translates loss into contemplative celebrationHow a promise to a lost friend helped transform Ólafur Arnalds and Talos’ 'A Dawning' into a communal, choral celebration with the help of the Gaia Music Collective
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Van Cleef & Arpels celebrates a long-term love affair with danceVan Cleef & Arpels’ Dance Reflections festival continues to celebrate the wealth of choreographic talent around the world – here’s the latest
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Why New York's most experimental gallery is in an unassuming walk-up on the BoweryClub Rhubarb, the nomadic project of curator Tony Cox, presents a gritty version of the 'old' downtown. Step inside its latest exhibition
