From a tucked-away studio in Naples to an eagerly awaited east London exhibition, Riccardo Dalisi’s work defies categorisation, merging architecture, sculpture and social engagement into a singular, joyful vision
In anticipation of Cecil Beaton’s Fashionable World at the National Portrait Gallery, curator Robin Muir opens the door to Reddish House and two of its most eccentric visitors, who both
Continue readingCecil Beaton, Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud’s rendezvous at Reddish House
Richard Axe is celebrated in the bookselling trade for his vast collection of antiquarian and second-hand volumes. Since 2005, his stock has been arrayed on over a mile’s worth of
Didier and Sylvette, owners of an exceptional brocante in southwest France, have instilled a reverence for finely crafted objects over the years. Now, the pair’s home above the shop is
Continue readingDidier and Sylvette and their charming French maisonette
This month The Rite of Spring returns to the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Paris, where it premiered to ‘riotous’ applause in 1913. This time, however, it’s been paired with a new
Continue readingGermaine Acogny fuses vernacular architecture with the Bauhaus in her Sengal home
The artist’s exhibition at Marianne Boesky Gallery is inspired by the ‘onslaught of beige’ on her Instagram feed and the expectations of middle-aged womanhood
Built on a lava bed in Mexico City, architect Max Cetto’s home/studio, designed in the 1940s, helped blaze a trail for Modernism. Susana Ordovás erupts with magma-nimity
A debilitating stroke left Hamish Bowles reliant on a cane to get about. Though initially irked, he came to cherish it, with playful dandy aplomb
From blind-friendly cutlery to a chair that comforts those with autism, Priya Khanchandani asks how disabled people shape design
Get-up and go! We return to the Serpentine Pavilion to celebrate our monumental October 2025 issue inspired by Jane Asher’s Fancy Dress