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Hermès adds a new mini masterpiece to its Arceau stable
Hermès has long understood that a dial can be a canvas for creativity. The maison's Arceau collection has a strong history of dial art, often with an equine inspiration. The new Hermès Arceau Cheval Natté sees the brand hand that canvas to Chinese-born, Finland-based industrial designer Tong Ren. Originally sketched for homeware design, Ren's embroidered scene has been reimagined for the delicate proportions of a 38mm watch. The form of a horse's head dissolves into abstract geometry, framed by a ring of 70 bezel-set diamonds.
Île Seguin’s new art centre, Large, takes over the site of a former Renault factory
RCR Architectes is behind a new Île Seguin art centre, called Large – a space designed to celebrate art and community while breathing life into its site, a former Renault factory
Dr Martens and London’s rising fashion talent unite on collabs rooted in craft
‘Statements in Craft’ sees the cult footwear brand unite with London-based designers Chopova Lowena, Sage Nation, Labrum and more on special-edition collections – part of a wider reinvigoration of the heritage label
‘Armour is the idea of something that you put on to protect you’ – first view of Fernando Jorge’s new jewellery collection
A new jewellery collection by Fernando Jorge is called Armour. ‘Armour is the idea of something that you put on to protect you, whether in the more literal sense, to physically protect you, or in the idea of wearing jewellery as protection,’ explains Jorge. Making its debut at specialist fair PAD London, the collection includes a choice of earrings, a cuff bracelet and a standout necklace.
Cindy Sherman’s characters, draped in Chanel, interrogate ageing in London
In 'Fabric Matrons' at Hauser & Wirth, Cindy Sherman considers what it means to get older
As Art Week hits London, don’t miss Frieze Sculpture, an oasis in Regent’s Park
Frieze Sculpture unites 11 international artists as it returns for its 14th edition
Eichler X-100, the ‘house of the future’, is seeking a new buyer
Joseph Eichler’s iconic mid-century experimental steel house – Eichler X-100 – in Northern California is back on the market as it turns 70
A new Apparatus collection is here – and it was worth the wait
Encompassing furniture and lighting, the Act V collection is a mediation on creativity, knowledge and the cycles of life. Here's a first look
Lose track of time at Le Poisson Volant: Paris’ moody new nightclub
Bertrand Chauveau and Paul Henri reunite with Claves Architecture to turn Paris’ former L’International into a restaurant and nightclub
Indulge in a Southwestern fantasy at Ojai’s El Roblar hotel
A century-old Spanish Revival hotel returns to Ojai, bringing an eccentric collection of art, antiques and Californian character
CMF bring their playful minimalism into portable audio with Speaker S and Speaker M
The humble Bluetooth speaker gets a stylish new look courtesy of CMF’s Speakers S and M. Nothing’s sister company brings colour, creativity and simplicity to the genre
Gustaf Westman unveils the first pieces from his Disney collaboration
Swedish designer Gustaf Westman brings his signature playful style to a new homeware collection inspired by Disney’s Mickey & Friends
A Virgil Abloh chair for $1? It could be yours, thanks to this online drawing
Basic.Space teamed up with Apple Pay on the drawing, whose proceeds will benefit the Virgil Abloh Foundation. Here's what you could score
‘This presents a different kind of creative freedom’ – Nada Ghazal unveils first high jewellery collection
At the PAD London space of Second Petale Jewellery Gallery, Nada Ghazal this week unveils Echoes, her first full collection of high jewellery. ‘For me, high jewellery opens a different kind of creative freedom,’ the Lebanese jewellery designer explains. ‘I can work with bigger stones, explore larger scales and more intricate settings, and take an idea much further.’
Vikram Goyal unleashes a precious menagerie in Mayfair
Vikram Goyal was inspired by a 3000-year-old Indian epic for his latest collection of finely crafted furniture and textiles
LA’s most famous midcentury house still doesn’t have a buyer
The iconic Case Study House, immortalised in a photo by Julius Schulman, has been on the market for nearly a year –and just had a $5 million price drop
Step inside a reimagined Clerkenwell house with a bold, yet warm character
A London home has been reinvented through a careful rebalance of cosiness and fluidity, warmth and architectural character, courtesy of MM Studio Interior
Kim Jones is back with an eponymous label
It has been almost two years since the British designer Kim Jones stepped away from his role at Dior Men after a seven-year tenure, having exited Fendi – where he oversaw womenswear and haute couture – the October prior (he was at the Italian house for four years).
Get to know Nanna Ditzel, a pioneer of Danish Design
Wallpaper* traces the six-decade career of Nanna Ditzel, an overlooked Danish designer whose experimental work challenged conventions and imagined new ways of living
The future 2CV? Meet six striking new concept cars from Paris Motor Show
Europe’s second-largest car-maker has hit a six at the 2026 Mondial de l’Auto in Paris, showcasing a collection of concept cars from Fiat, Peugeot, Citroën and more
Artist Alex Margo Auden pieces together the life of Amy Winehouse in London
‘Nothing Personal’ is now open at the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation in London; the artist tells us about exploring a life through objects, meticulously replicated
We take to the trails of Nevada to test drive the new Mini Countryman Untamed Edition
With amplified abilities, design tweaks and lifestyle-appropriate accessories, the Untamed Edition of Mini’s Countryman SUV wants you to head out into the wild
How an Isle of Wight farm building became an architect’s modern-day retreat
Architects Studio Weave explore a thorough yet light-touch reimagining of an existing agricultural building into a modern-day retreat for practice founder Je Ahn
Dive into the sumptuous, layered richness of post-war Belgian modernism
Post-war Belgian modernism put the fun into functional with quirky fixtures, unexpected tiles and monumental murals
Post-war Japanese women photographers offered a radical aesthetic
In Luxembourg, the first exhibition in Europe dedicated to women artists from Japan, ‘Kaihō: Japanese Women Artists after 1945’, opens its doors
Peek inside the homes of the world’s best architects
‘Architects’ Houses’ is a new book from Phaidon that charts the homes of the world’s leading architects
This hypnotic new perfume was inspired by a Corpse Flower
The world's stinkiest plant is back from the dead, thanks to hypnotic notes of bog cedar, tuberose and lily. Here's why you should catch a whiff
What’s it like living in a Japanese House? This book lets you peek inside
'Living in a Japanese House,' a new book by Kanae Hasegawa for Phaidon, explores the popular typology of the Japanese home
What’s brewing? Six new coffee machines bring an extra shot of style
From espresso shots to all-singing bean-to-cup creations and automatic filter coffee makers, these six new coffee machines all deserve a place in your kitchen
The defining fashion trends we spotted at the S/S 2027 shows, from a skirt renaissance to inside-out dressing
As fashion month comes to a close, Wallpaper* picks the trends which defined a season of shows
Go ahead, sit on these balloons
Seungjin Yang’s ‘Blowing Series’ turns the fleeting token of childhood into sturdy furniture made to be sat on and enjoyed. Check it out at PAD London starting 13 October
An architecture tour of Ghent, Belgium's unexpected cultural gem
Planning a trip to Belgium? Make sure to visit Ghent, where creativity is thriving; here is our architecture and design tour of the city
‘It’s like turning round into the 90s’: Juergen Teller creates a Wallpaper* magazine cover
Photographer Teller on creating a special cover for the Wallpaper* November 2026 Art Issue, including three of his own images that define the 1990s for him
Adam Pendleton: ‘Black Dada is my way of establishing and breaking the rules’
The artist presents 11 paintings and eight large drawings – work that sits at the intersection of the avant-garde, abstraction and Blackness – in a new exhibition
Daniel Humm’s dazzling new restaurant was a ‘labour of love’
With 1980s-inspired interiors by Pierre Yovanovitch and a painted ceiling worth of the Sistine Chapel by Francesco Clemente, Humm is New York dining at its finest
Abel and Tibi subvert your expectations of what a natural perfume can be
Niche natural fragrance brand Abel and New York-based fashion label Tibi team up to create a new perfume
Spencer Lowell’s new book explores a changing world being shaped by tech
The images in ‘Futures Past’ chronicle the ever-evolving culture clash between society and technology
This luxury cabin by Koto comes on wheels for flexibility
A plush new pre-fab by Koto is an upscale hospitality solution aimed at landowners looking to capitalise on their estates
One hundred years of Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual
As Rolex unveils the latest iterations of its Oyster Perpetual wristwatch, we celebrate the centenary of a trailblazing timepiece
A four-wheeled dose of magic potion: meet the all-analogue, open-topped Nichols N1A
Low, lean and incredibly impressive, the Nichols N1A is an analogue sports car for the purist with a penchant for auto racing history. We drive the car and meet the remarkable engineers who shaped it
Anthony Vaccarello is leaving Saint Laurent after a decade-long tenure
The widely rumoured exit sees the Belgian designer bow out after a decade of critical and commercial success, honing a razor-sharp vision of the Saint Laurent woman and man through cinematic runway shows
Deliciousness matters at Notting Hill’s pine-lined new Japanese resturant
Chefs Robin Kosuge and Yuji Shimokawa Kelly share a Notting Hill townhouse, serving ramen downstairs and inventive Japanese dishes upstairs
The design story behind the breathtaking Shenzhen Natural History Museum
Explore the new Shenzhen Natural History Museum, a project by the 3XN–B+H Architects–Zhubo Design Consortium, and a building placed within a leafy park like the undulating folds of a ribbon
Victoria Beckham’s homeware debut is ‘fashion for the table’
Victoria Beckham has collaborated with Westwing on her first homeware collection, inspired by the idea of serving up style
Perfumer H collaborates with London ceramic studio Troy Town
Lyn Harris speaks about what it was like to work with the London studio on a capsule of ceramics for her new fragrance, Clay.
The ‘glass alchemy’ of Lulu Harrison, rising star of craft
Lulu Harrison is the winner of this year’s QEST Sanderson Rising Star Craft Award for her ‘commitment to research, sustainability, and the preservation of specialist skills’
An architect’s home in the heart of Florence contains a suspended swimming pool
Architect Stefano Tozzi is selling his home in Florence, carved from a former theatre and transformed into a dramatic, high-rise interior
Discover The Newt’s first advent calendar
The Newt is a luxurious country house hotel in Somerset, England, set on a 3,000-acre estate that also operates as a working farm, with beautiful grounds, including an apple-tree maze, woodlands and orchards. Its collaborative partners include major names such as Burberry (which staged a takeover in 2025), high-end gardening tool brand Niwaki, and Claridge’s hotel. Discover the Newt’s first advent calendar
In transit with fine jewellery designer Marla Aaron
From a formative year in Argentina to an unlikely in-flight friendship, the New Yorker reflects on the experiences that travel has given her
Tom Holland, Matt Damon and more are already flocking to this Manhattan restaurant
The new Manhattan restaurant dishes up classic brasserie comforts in a cocooning space designed by Rockwell Group
Is tech good for kids? We check out seven new child-centric gadgets
Seven new gadgets promise fresh ways to recapture the freedom and creativity of childhood. We explore the options and weigh up the claims
Freitag’s upmarket new bags are made from tarpaulins
Four new bags from Swiss manufacturer Freitag showcase the smarter side of the circular economy, creating carryalls with style and longevity
Discover the standout runway sets of S/S 2027
Fashion month, which concluded earlier this week, featured a typically imaginative array of runway sets, from Demna’s store-in-progress at Gucci to flying cars at Louis Vuitton. Here, Wallpaper* picks the best
Get the Wallpaper* Art Issue, on sale now, with a Juergen Teller 1990s twist
Eavesdrop on the photographer’s look back with Edward Enninful, get the heads-up on Frieze London and Art Basel Paris, hear from Jeff Koons on the Balloon Dog as a watch – in Wallpaper* November 2026, on newsstands
Friar Park and Niwaki’s collab is a gardener’s delight
Niwaki partners with George Harrison’s Friar Park, now managed by his son Dhani, on a collection rooted in Japanese design, meditation, and spirituality
Audio-Technica’s AT-LP60XBT stands out thanks to a bold and colourful makeover
Audio-Technica doesn’t believe in keeping colour out of audio tech, launching a new teal edition of its popular turntable to give vinyl fans a visual pop
Manuel Bano shows metal’s softer side at PAD London this year
PAD London 2026 preview: Manuel Bano talks steel, recycled copper and why, when it comes to making, Mexico City has his heart
This Victorian north London home feels relaxed rather than precious
In Kentish Town, this Victorian house was ‘quietly refined rather than completely transformed’
Book a rural escape to Coworth Park’s bloom-filled new suites
Designer Martin Hulbert’s renovation of the Berkshire estate brings botanical linens, hand-forged details and a fresh perspective on country-house living
The compact EV comes of age in the wedgy shape of the excellent Hyundai Ioniq 3
With the Ioniq 3, Hyundai has created a Euro-focused small EV that tops the class for performance, range and value – and it looks good too
Inside a 1960s Cerritos Circle unit for sale in Long Beach, California
Listed for $1.45m, this four-bedroom garden house in Long Beach's Los Cerritos neighbourhood forms part of Clifton Jones Jr’s midcentury modernist duplex series
Michael Anastassiades’ lighting is set to shine on with Flos
'It's a natural progression,' comments Michael Anastassiades of his new partnership with Flos
Ten great things to do in London for Frieze Week 2026
Ahead of Frieze London 2026 (14-18 October), put these openings, performances and worth-staying out-for parties in your diary now
These were the best shows of Paris Fashion Week S/S 2027
As Paris Fashion Week draws to a close – and with it, fashion month – Wallpaper* picks the standout collections of the last nine days, from lightness at Louis Vuitton to Saint Laurent’s golden moment
Move over, Lego: vintage architectural construction kits invite you to play
A new exhibition in Vienna looks at a variety of historical construction toys that are designed to be played with, not just looked at (on view until 14 March 2027)
Three Barns is a Sun Valley home that appears to move with its landscape
This home by Field Architecture in Idaho, USA, is composed of three gabled structures that take their cues from their surroundings
Mallorcan artist Adriana Meunié doesn’t believe in easy beauty
PAD London 2026 preview: Adriana Meunié discusses her island’s craft heritage and the local fibres she transforms into tapestries of ‘monstrous elegance’
British Airways unveils a sleek new look for First class and Heathrow lounges
A 17m Heathrow bar, suites for two, and Swaine amenity kits all star in British Airways’ latest retrofit plans
‘There is something very Parisian about wearing diamonds during the day’: Carine Roitfeld on Messika
Drawn in white gold and white diamonds, the ‘Roc’ necklace is a collar-sized, choker-style necklace designed by Valérie Messika. The collier is part of ‘Terres des Contrastes’, a new Messika high jewellery collection that pays creative tribute to the landscapes of Botswana.
The new British Art Show celebrates different ways of being
The curator of ‘British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers’ brings together an array of voices, talents and perspectives in this snapshot of the country's art scene – now on view in Coventry ahead of a wider tour
It’s into the voids as a monolithic Ahmedabad home carves out space for the outdoors
Architects FLXBL bring the outside in, with terraces, balconies and verandas carved into this Indian home’s monumental concrete form
The Jaguar Type 01 is finally here to herald the brand’s electric era. Can the cat strike back?
All new, all powerful and not without a side helping of controversy, the Jaguar Type 01 wants to be the ultimate luxury EV for four, re-shaping the company’s history in the process
Two new Croatian houses showcase the architectural approach of Njirić+ arhitekti
Two Croatian houses, the Double-Villa Bukovac and Zagreb House Extension, are two sides of the same coin, representing the private homes built for each studio partner, Hrvoje Njirić and Iskra Filipović
As Back to the ’90s opens at the Tate, Edward Enninful and Juergen Teller look back
To mark the Tate’s celebration of the art and fashion that defined 1990s Britain, exhibition curator Edward Enninful and photographer Juergen Teller reminisce on an eventful decade
The new Lexus ES is a calm, unflustered upscale EV with flashes of quirky charm
In a world dominated by SUVs, the all-electric Lexus ES stands out with its flowing fastback form
A Roy Lichtenstein coffee table is up for auction
The statement piece, on view now at Sotheby's as part of an online auction, is sure to give your living room a visual 'Whaam!'
At Chanel, Matthieu Blazy’s latest collection takes flight
Unfolding on a runway lined with a flock of birds, Matthieu Blazy’s latest outing for Chanel looked to the transformation of Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel’s personal style – a reflection of the ‘layered stories’ of a woman’s life
Backstage make-up artist Peter Philips at the Dior S/S 2027 show
As Paris Fashion Week comes to a close, the creative and image director of Christian Dior Makeup explains the process and the products behind the make-up looks for Dior's S/S 2027 collection
Victoria Beckham on the creative process behind her new lipstick line
Victoria Beckham tells Wallpaper* about the latest launch from her beauty brand, the Rouge Victoria lipstick.
Meet Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn’s shingle-clad menagerie
Berlin-based designers Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn’s first UK exhibition at London’s Gallery Fumi (until 28 November 2026) showcases the latest pieces from their ‘Armadillo’ series
Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival is back. Here is what you need to know
This year’s festival sees Miles Aldridge’s photography take centre stage around the Mayfair address, plus pub quizzes, performances and more
For sale, Savin Couëlle’s spectacular organic villa complex on a remote Corsican island
Villa Pieds Dans L'Eau is a masterpiece of 70s organic architecture, built into the rocky coastline of the Corsican island of Cavallo
Our Place’s mini Wonder Oven just got even better
Your favourite mini-oven just got an upgrade: enter the Wonder Oven Pro
At Audemars Piguet the Royal Oak gives shape to a new high jewellery collection
Gérald Genta’s totemic timepiece design inspires the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Joaillerie collection
Sophie Calle is drawn to absence – of men, of work, of a feeling – in Margate
In 'Sophie Calle: Something Missing?' at Turner Contemporary, the French artist considers the lack