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This ethereal Loro Piana fabric is so fine that only a few artisans in the world can use it
Made for springtime layering, Loro Piana’s Royal Lightness collection features the latest material innovation from the Italian fashion house – a new, ultra-fine fabric and yarn
By Jack Moss Published
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Salone del Mobile 2026: your guide to the fair, Fuorisalone and Milan Design Week
Here is your expert guide to Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone: how to get to the fair, and what to see across the city
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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A California hilltop residence flaunts its modernist origins, and a quiet 21st-century revamp
Hilltop Residence is the newest Californian home by Michael Hennessey Architecture – a low, linear structure that expands with the horizon
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Painter-to-watch Joanna van Son puts a modern spin on the old masters at Saatchi Yates
In London, the artist’s rich oil paintings pay tribute to her partner
By Hannah Silver Published
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Is it time for the return of the pocket watch?
The Peaky Blinders effect aside, for a new generation, reaching for a pocket watch could be as natural as pulling out a phone to check the time. Heritage and contemporary brands, from Audemars Piguet to Urwerk, are ready
By Josh Sims Published
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Sushisamba has finally reached Los Angeles
Brazil meets Japan in a vibrant, design-led space of bold flavours, signature sushi, and high-energy dining from cocktails to late-night beats
By Carole Dixon Published
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Loft-like and seductive, architects Bonetti/Kozerski’s new HQ prioritises collaboration
At the architects’ new office in New York, collaboration and conversation are high on the agenda
By Diana Budds Published
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How Japanese studio Pieces of Japan is working tirelessly to preserve and champion traditional craft
Tina Koyama started Pieces of Japan out of a deep passion for the country's craftsmanship traditions. Now, her company supports some of its best artisans, some of whom are like family
By Daven Wu Published
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Inside the creative musical world of Matéo Garcia, in-demand shaper of sound
Matéo Garcia has created speakers and sound experiences for the likes of Celine and James Blake: read our interview with the Parisian musical creative
By Caroline Krager Published
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Taste the Mediterranean sea at this new London restaurant
Greek in instinct and grounded in British ingredients, Jul’s is set to conquer SW1
By Ben McCormack Published
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Step into painter Hannah Murray’s seductive, unsettling world
In an exhibition at Ginny on Frederick in London, the artist populates hyperrealistic interiors with her almost-realistic figures
By Hannah Silver Published
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This spiralling Spanish library houses over 5000 rare fashion and photography tomes
Part of the Marta Ortega Pérez (MOP) Foundation in A Coruña, Spain, the ‘intimate and monumental’ library houses an impressive collection of rarely-seen and out-of-print titles, all free for the public to explore
By Belle Hutton Published
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This Las Vegas house is designed for curated conversations, ‘a quiet frame for art’
A distinguished collector's Las Vegas house blends ancient artefacts and unapologetically contemporary pieces, striking up a dynamic design dialogue
By Alfredo Mineo Published
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Designing the Pet Shop Boys: Mark Farrow on 40 years of creative collaboration
As a new history of Pet Shop Boys’ work, 'Volume: The Complete Visual Record', is published to coincide with the 40th anniversary of their first album ‘Please’, Wallpaper* sat down with Farrow for a rare PSB-oriented retrospective conversation
By Jason Barlow Published
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Once a Gilded Age boarding house for ‘respectable’ young ladies, a New York landmark is reborn as a sophisticated hotel
The Twenty Two New York is the first overseas outpost of the London hotel and club of the same name. Here’s our review
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Cecily Brown creates immersive other worlds at the Serpentine: ‘I love the idea of getting lost in art’
Cecily Brown brings her hypnotic blend of abstract and figurative paintings to the London gallery
By Amah-Rose Abrams Published
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This renovated Belgian townhouse remembers its bourgeois roots with exquisite, layered detailing
For a family of five, designer Victoria-Maria Geyer transformed a historic Brussels home into a warm, elegant residence that blends global craftsmanship with vintage-modern furnishings
By Anna Solomon Published
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Tour Neues Frankfurt, the modernist housing scheme still tempting urbanites 100 years on
We explore the ambition of Neues Frankfurt – designed by Ernst May and home to seminal designs by Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky – as the German city marks the pioneering programme’s centenary
By Ellen Himelfarb Published
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Willy Chavarria’s collaboration with Zara is here: ‘It’s about the power of roots’
Shop the collaboration, which sees the award-winning American designer continue his message of community with men’s and women’s collections featuring his distinctive silhouettes
By Jack Moss Published
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‘Schiaparelli lived to shock’: V&A’s new show is an homage to the pioneering surrealist couturier
Wallpaper* takes a tour of ‘Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art’, a blockbuster new fashion exhibition on Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli, which opens at London’s V&A Museum on 28 March
By India Birgitta Jarvis Published
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Draga & Aurel are one of design’s most colourful duos – check out their jewel-like resin pieces
In their Italian studio, Draga Obradovic and Aurel K Basedow transform experimental materials into a striking synthesis of postmodernism, neo-futurism and 20th-century design
By Anna Solomon Published
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Arthur Casas’ newest escape is nestled deep in the Brazilian forest canopy
Bravissima House, a bespoke home by Arthur Casas in the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, is a carefully planned escape engulfed in nature
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Margaret Howell and Kettle’s Yard unpack Japanese artist Kenji Umeda’s sculptural style
Following the discovery of a long-lost trunk belonging to the artist, previously unseen works, clothes and correspondence go on show in London and Cambridge
By Hannah Silver Published
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Dior’s golden ‘Bamboo Pavilion’ in Tokyo is a love letter from Paris to Japan
Wallpaper* takes a tour of the new Japan store, which sees the façade of Dior’s Avenue Montaigne store in Paris reimagined in golden bamboo
By Kanae Hasegawa Published
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London art exhibitions to see in April
Read our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from the Elsa Schiaparelli retrospective at the V&A to Keith Haring’s subway drawings at Moco
By Tianna Williams Last updated
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In Gujarat, a Le Corbusier-inspired home merges climate-smart design with richly symbolic spaces
It first appears more like a shopping centre than a home, but step inside this residence in Navsari and you’ll find a blend of precision-driven architecture and culturally meaningful spaces
By Anna Solomon Published
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Céline & Lolo is a hotel that taps into Nairobi’s creative soul
A 1970s estate originally designed by Karl Henrik Nøstvik has been reimagined as an intimate bolthole awash with pizzazz
By Lauren Ho Published
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Avgvst and J.Kim celebrate jewellery’s cultural history in a thoughtful collaboration
Jewellery brand Avgvst and fashion label J.Kim draw on a shared set of values for a minimalist and chic partnership
By Ann Binlot Published
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A Canadian forest retreat’s treehouse-like forms are sustainable, and look great to boot
Passive House Forest Retreat, an eco-sensitive private home nestled in Canada’s Coast Mountains, takes its environmental approach to the next level
By Ellie Stathaki Published
