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Homme Plissé Issey Miyake reimagines Matisse’s ‘The Snail’ (opens the original)
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Henri Matisse made The Snail in Nice in 1953, the year before he died, from his bed. Unable by then to stand at a canvas, he had assistants paint sheets of paper in gouache, cut or tore shapes from them himself, and directed where each piece should be pinned to the wall, repositioning them until he was satisfied and only then having them pasted down. The finished work is close to three metres square, its shapes arranged in a loose spiral that evokes the ‘unrolling’ he had noticed while drawing a
Dive into a design double bill in Tuscany (opens the original)
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LABottega has stood on Viale Apua in the Tuscan town of Pietrasanta since 1920, when art director and curator Serena del Soldato’s great-grandparents opened it as a shop on a bare stretch of the Versilia coast, adding a trattoria under the plane trees and an inn for travellers. The family remade the place in 2011, and it now runs as a restaurant, rooms and a gallery. Del Soldato owns and directs it, and has curated its exhibitions ever since. Above the town, at Strettoia, del Soldato also runs a
These five design studios embody a new kind of American Dream (opens the original)
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Artists and designers the world over continue to choose to make the US their home. As the latest newcomers in this ‘nation of immigrants' join a crowd of inspiring locals with dual heritage, their varied experiences help shape creative America. To celebrate the country's role as a meeting point of creative minds, we look at the plurality of voices contributing to its enduring crucible of culture and dynamism. We speak to five studios – whose founders (all Wallpaper* US400 honorees) have roots in
Meet designer Minjae Kim, a designer for a new generation (opens the original)
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Last year in Seoul, Minjae Kim presented ten chairs that a carpenter friend had spent a year building and lacquering. The technique was traditional, the kind formally preserved in South Korea and largely absent from contemporary furniture and, for Kim – born in Seoul, based in New York – the first time he had used it in earnest. He had been making furniture for five years, and much of that time had gone into figuring out, on his own terms, what to make of his birthplace. Kim discovered the US on
Dominik Tarabański reinvents the natural world through his photography (opens the original)
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Roses for Mother began in 2018 as intimate, improvised postcards: flowers that Dominik Tarabański arranged and photographed while travelling, then sent home to his mother as a way of bringing her the world she had taught him to believe in. He could not send the flowers themselves, so a photo went in their place. The series is on view at Bergdorf Goodman, as part of Gabriella Khalil's design residency, until the end of August 2026. Tarabański was born in 1982 in Radymno, Poland, a small town near
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