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Wallpaper*A sneak peek inside The Nora Hotel, West Palm Beach's most glamorous new stay Hoteliers Sean MacPherson and BD Hotels founders Richard Born and Ira Drukier made a name for themselves in New York with independent hotels like Hotel Chelsea , The Bowery Hotel and The Ludlow Hotel…

10.19

Wallpaper*Apple’s Designers of Tomorrow invite us to slow down at Design Miami Paris 'Good design minds are always, fundamentally, surprising,' says Rodman Primack, who returns as curator for this year's Designers of Tomorrow at Design Miami Paris .

10.19

Wallpaper*A Comme des Garçons exhibition is beautifully chaotic at Dover Street Market Since its inauguration in 1988, SIX by Comme des Garçons is an image-led publication that explores architecture, design and film – with very few of its pages featuring clothes from the brand.

10.19

Wallpaper*What’s new and hot in the world of high-end yachting, courtesy of the launches at MYS 2026 Monaco is home to the world’s most excessive and influential yacht show. It isn’t the largest by visitor numbers or boats on display, but the yachts that moor in Port Hercule tend to be the finest in…

10.19

Wallpaper*Art, design and industry collide in Antonio Colombo's newly-opened design archive 'My father was born in 1892, the son of a factory worker and a peasant woman. I was born in 1950, the son of an industrialist and an office worker.

10.19

Wallpaper*Step inside this Nigerian beach house, where minimalism is aligned with lagoon living The sculptural, white volumes of this Nigerian beach house effortlessly nod to the white sands beyond, as it sits idyllically placed on the coastline of Ikaare Island, off the Lagos lagoon.

10.19

Wallpaper*Meet the LA studio reinterpreting Shaker design classics through a contemporary lens Shaker furniture has long been an inspiration to the design world. Guided by principles of simplicity and practicality, the minimalist furnishings created in Maine, US, in the 19th century by the…

10.18

Wallpaper*A series of hidden courtyards define this minimalist Melbourne house A new-build Melbourne house brings mystery and seclusion to a sleepy, suburban part of town - Malvern East. The home, titled Casa Piva and designed by B.E.

10.18

Wallpaper*The Shanghai Grand Opera House opens as a venue for all, bridging performance and city The Shanghai Grand Opera House opens this weekend, marking an important moment for the Chinese city, which now welcomes an important new cultural destination into its folds; and set in a linear…

10.17

Wallpaper*A Brooklyn design studio reframes the objects of everyday life Brooklyn-based Virginia Sin started her eponymous home goods brand with one premise: ‘to spread warmth and happiness to every home by infusing delight and function into every creation.’ From that…

10.17

Wallpaper*Assembly Archive’s Thistle Creek House is embedded in the Wyoming landscape Jackson Hole Valley is home to some of America’s most spectacular houses, which in turn have their fill of a landscape that mixes majesty with privilege in equal measure.

10.17

Wallpaper*Playing with light: how designers are making stadium shows feel intimate When Wallpaper* witnesses The Hayley Williams Show’s stop at New York City’s Forest Hills Stadium, the texture, lights and silhouettes that bring the performance to life are striking.

10.17

Wallpaper*Stadttempel, the only Viennese synagogue to survive the 1938 Nazi annexation, is restored Built in 1826 by Austrian architect Josef Kornhaüsel, this Viennese synagogue, formally titled Vienna City Temple (Wiener Stadttempel), welcomes around 12,000 visitors a year, hosts Bar and Bat…

10.17

Wallpaper*There’s something ‘emotional and visceral’ about Robin Hunter-Blake's works at Studio Iron Studio Iron , the concept store and gallery led by Isamaya Ffrench, operates in the spaces where the boundaries between art and design become hazy, curating a programme that puts a focus on objects…

10.16

Wallpaper*The best furniture on show at Frieze London As many contemporary designers increasingly identify as artists, making one-off furniture pieces that turn into collectible artworks, so the two creative disciplines mix and traditional boundaries…

10.16