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After roaming winding streets and crossing quaint Venetian bridges, Palazzo Diedo stands tall and grand on the canal-side. Following extensive restoration, the building has been returned to the community after years of neglect, and is now a space for artistic expression and cultural production. It is here that two pioneering research initiatives set up shop to present ‘The Next Earth: Computation, Crisis, Cosmology’ during 19th Venice Architecture Biennale.
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A voyage through the quaint canals of Venice, followed by a quick car journey along the city’s industrial outskirts, led guests of Golden Goose to Marghera yesterday evening (7 May 2025), the portside suburb where the Italian footwear brand was founded by Francesca Rinaldo and Alessandro Gallo in 2000. The area is now home to a gleaming cultural space in a converted former warehouse, ‘Golden Goose Haus’.
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wallpaper.com | Tianna Williams
Celebrated at this year's Photo London 2025 (15-18 May) the work of photographer Colin Dodgson is spotlighted with an intimate journey through the Andes. His photographs mark a four-day journey onboard the Andean Explorer, A Belmond Train, in Peru.
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Alpine ‘forced’ Oliver Oakes to justify one ‘brutal’ decision last year he simply did not agree withOliver Oakes became the latest in a revolving door of team principals at Alpine, after the team confirmed he would be leaving them with immediate …
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Nestled away on Portland Place, this Marylebone penthouse, transformed into a luxurious suite by design studio Wendover, sits on the cusp where the neighbourhood backs towards Regent’s Park in London. Set across 350 sqm, the project now boasts an entirely new layout. What once was a space of cramped corridors and small rooms has been opened into a light-filled, elegant family home.
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The pastel-tinted world of Wes Anderson is celebrated in a retrospective coming to London’s Design Museum in November 2025. In collaboration with La Cinémathèque Française, and in partnership with Wes Anderson and American Empirical Pictures, this is the first exhibition dedicated to the director that looks at the evolution of his films.
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Located in Itu, São Paulo, this Brazilian house is inspired by nature, but not in the way you may have anticipated. The country has an incredibly diverse landscape, from soft, white sandy beaches to the dense Amazon rainforest. Yet, Tulio Xenofonte, architect and founder of his namesake studio, was drawn to the black sands of Iceland when designing Casa Turmalina.
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wallpaper.com | Tianna Williams
It’s no surprise that New Mexico, with its otherworldly terrain, ethereal light and never-ending sky, has been dubbed the ‘Land of Enchantment.’ As such, the southwestern state was a magnet for creatives, among them designers Susan and Alexander Girard; Charles and Ray Eames; and–most famously–Georgia O’Keeffe. While their mediums and styles differed, these artists formed a special friendship and creative cross-pollination ensued. Georgia O'Keeffe painting in the New Mexico desert in 1960.
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wallpaper.com | Tianna Williams
Japan has soared to the top of bucket lists for many world travellers recently, and it is no surprise given the country’s enticing offering – from the striking, contemporary skyscrapers and neon lights of Tokyo to the traditional Japanese architecture and quaint streets of Kyoto. Speaking of which, this Kyoto house, titled Element, is a recent addition to the suburban streets of Uji City, bringing together traditional interior touches wrapped up in a contemporary façade.
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Rolling hills and soft valleys where rows of vines cascade down the lush terrain sound like an idyllic Tuscan scene. Yet, this landscape can be found in Chilham, Kent, and makes a perfect location for Domaine Evermond, the UK’s first subterranean winery. Tour subterranean winery Domaine Evremond(Image credit: Domaine Evremond)The property itself takes its name from Charles de Saint-Evremond, an exiled French poet at the court of Charles II, and the first ambassador of Champagne in England.
