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Ten highlights to look out for at PAD London 2026 (opens the original)
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Mayfair's chic fair for collectable design – a treasure trove of contemporary and vintage finds, alongside high jewellery conceived as ‘wearable art’ – attracts a fashionable crowd. This year, Carpenters Workshop Gallery showcases the work of Italian contemporary designer Giacomo Ravagli while, among the new exhibitors, Paris-based Calerie Boketto hosts Through and Through, an exhibition exploring ‘density through transparency’ via the work of rising talents. Here, Jackie Daly selects ten more h
A fresh take on the timeless sophistication of Art Deco interiors (opens the original)
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The Italian architect Giuliano Andrea dell’Uva leaned into the elegance of what has become known as Deco Modernism during this year’s Milan Design Week. He invited guests into a series of chic rooms fusing pared-back simplicity with high-shine surfaces, which he called Soft Nostalgia. Giuliano is drawn to the timeless sophistication of the Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s – its signature defined by clean lines, geometric motifs and exotic, glossy materials – and has updated the look with
âLighting is functional sculptureâ: Joe Armitage on taking inspiration from nature â and his grandmother (opens the original)
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Designer Joe Armitage hails from a British design dynasty. His great-grandfather Joseph was a renowned stone carver and his grandfather Edward was a prominent modernist architect, who not only designed buildings, but also created a sculptural floor lamp from rosewood and scrap materials when working in India in 1952. Both Joeâs aunt and uncle are architects, while his grandmother, of whom Joe is fiercely proud, is the wallpaper designer Marthe Armitage â known for her intricate, hand-drawn b
These home scents come in ceramic vessels youâll want to keep (opens the original)
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âPot pourri was ready for reinvention,â says Karl Cyprien, the fragrance obsessive behind à LA, the home scents company that he established in 2025 with his wife Meg (above with Karl), which draws inspiration from the purist lines and traditions of Japan. The creative, who has consulted for brands such as Shiseido, traces his love of scent to his childhood. âMy mother always had baskets of pot pourri round the house, and my father burned incense,â he recalls. âThat was the spark, but
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