Features

From a swimming pool to richly-decorated palazzo, these are the most enchanting spaces joining the Fuorisalone roster

By Laura May Todd Published 12 April 26

Brazilian architect Fernanda Marques looked to the work of Tadao Ando in designing this tranquil family retreat

By Tianna Williams Published 12 April 26

The South Korea-born artist confronts a lack of nuance in playful works which rethink vintage pin-up motifs

By Hannah Silver Published 11 April 26

Glenn Spiro draws on traditional techniques and unexpected materials to create one-of-a-kind high jewellery

By Hannah Silver Published 11 April 26

Gwenael Nicolas, founder of the Japan-based studio Curiosity, talks about creating memorable shop experiences: 'The most inspiring and relevant spaces are often nearly impossible to visualise'

By Ellie Stathaki Published 10 April 26

A one-bedroom show apartment, designed by Los Angeles studio House of Honey, transforms the life of cabaret singer Evelyn Dove into a sensorial, theatrical interior

By Anna Solomon Published 10 April 26

Hospitality legend Jeremy King hooks up with a bastion of the London restaurant scene for a match made in dining heaven

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 10 April 26

Philippe Malouin calls the shots in a new coffee pot design for Alessi, inspired by waste metal parts he found at a scrapyard near the company's HQ

By Rosa Bertoli Published 10 April 26

From four-course blow-outs to the perfect pizza , food critic Ben McCormack recommends London's best Italian restaurants to have on your radar

By Ben McCormack Last updated 10 April 26

In 'Seven Deaths' at Copenhagen’s Cisternerne, Marina Abramović considers Maria Callas, and the tragic female characters she embodied

By Stephanie Gavan Published 10 April 26

Art world royalty Samantha McCoy's artistic legacy shapes her thoughtful gallery ethos, as shown in her Art Paris 2026 presentation with works by Christiane Löhr, Cy Twombly and more

By Amy Serafin Published 9 April 26

Wallpaper* gets an exclusive look inside the Burberry archive to explore the history of the trench coat, which was born in the early 20th century and has been reimagined in various iterations in the time since – from Quality Street metallics to a shapeshifting dress

By Jack Moss Published 9 April 26

Bespoke Partnership

The British company is building a new development and production model to make bespoke electric classics as usable, reliable and refined as a contemporary EV

By Gavin Hastings Published 9 April 26

A storied Positano hotel begins a new chapter in the form of an art-filled coastal haven

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 8 April 26

Former curator of the Alaïa Bookstore, Flora Gau, has opened an enclave for ‘spells, books and art objects’ in east London

By Mary Cleary Published 8 April 26

The complexity of a mystery dial – which requires the movement to be mounted on layered rotating transparent discs – has seen them fall from the mainstream. Increasingly, brands are reintroduced, a sign that we want watch dials to be as entertaining as they are aesthetically pleasing. But will mystery dials stick around this time?

By Josh Sims Published 8 April 26

This week, Belle & Sebastian will play the Royal Albert Hall to mark 30 years of the first two albums. Frontman Stuart Murdoch reflects on the bookish visuals that helped define a genre

By Paul Weedon Published 7 April 26

Taking place on the first Monday of May, everything Wallpaper* knows about the 2026 Met Gala so far – from the exhibition theme to the dress code, and its line-up of A-list co-chairs

By Jack Moss Published 7 April 26

Local architect and designer Sophie Dries unveils Quartz Café, a bijou speciality coffee shop in the heart of the 7th arrondissement

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 7 April 26

Located near Kurfürstendamm, The Dean Berlin offers rooms that blend character and comfort by interior designer Rachael Gowdridge

By Milly Burroughs Published 6 April 26

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

By Jack Moss Published 6 April 26

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

By Ali Morris Published 6 April 26

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

By Ellie Stathaki Published 6 April 26

Explore London studio Khan Bonshek’s tactful refurbishment of an unconventional 1980s show home that was ‘a very, very strange building’

By Jonathan Bell Published 6 April 26

With dramatic arches and a spare palette, Rushnaiwala Architects delivers an industrial homage to the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Ahmedabad

By Tianna Williams Published 5 April 26

Teal by Sally Abé is built on British produce, nostalgic flavours, and sisterhood

By Ben McCormack Published 4 April 26

In his new book, ‘Architecture Against Architecture’, the architect and OMA partner takes stock of the industry and discusses its present and future

By Ellie Stathaki Published 4 April 26