Wallpaperの July 2017 の目次

HARRY LAMBERT Stylist ‘It was surreal to see a family farmhouse surrounded by unique art pieces,’ says Lambert, who styled this month’s menswear story (page 220) amid installations at Albion Barn, the Oxfordshire home and sculpture park of gallerist Michael Hue-Williams. The Wallpaper* team had exclusive access to Hue-Williams’ private collection, which includes new works by Richard Woods and James Capper, some of which were installed while we were there. CAROLINE ROUX Writer Roux interviewed ‘America’s most articulate artist’, Jenny Holzer (page 060), who also created this month’s subscriber cover. ‘She really is a towering presence, both in stature and charisma.’ Her other subject this month – the Galician retreat of architect Jamie Fobert (page 074) – has a lower profile. ‘It’s so beautifully embedded in the landscape, you’d hardly…

This year sees the 30th anniversary of Italian footwear brand Rucoline, founded by husband and wife Marco Santucci and Daniela Penchini. Renowned for creating sports shoes with sophistication, Rucoline devised the 200 model, the first high-heeled trainer, in 1992. Its original design, conceived by Penchini, features a tactile upper in mesh lace, inspired by the colourful crocheted shoes that Santucci had bought and collected in the mid-1980s while living in the Caribbean town of Boca Chica in the Dominican Republic. To celebrate three triumphant decades, Rucoline has launched a new version of the 200, called the Ellie, which features a gently inclining heel, as well as a new wedge-heeled sneaker, the R-Evolve Fenzy, to represent the brand’s ascent. rucoline.com BORN AGAIN Italian architect Angelo Mangiarotti was better known for his…

The transformation of the Nantes Museum of Fine Arts into one of France’s top cultural draws is nearing completion. This once-stuffy regional French gallery building, dating from 1900, has been turned inside out by London architecture practice Stanton Williams, which has brought its minimal aesthetic to bear with a palette of stone, oak, concrete and bronze. When it opens this month, visitors will find an entire museum quarter has been created in the six years that the building has been closed. The €48.8m complex is now made up of the original 19th-ct its minimal aesthetic to bear with a palette of stone, oak, concrete and bronze. When it opens this month, visitors will find an entire museum quarter has been created in the six years that the building has been…

Strandgade 93, Copenhagen is perhaps the most illustrious address in contemporary gastronomy. In the 18th-century warehouse with a façade of whitewashed brick, and views of the city’s inner harbour, lies the HQ of Noma, a family of restaurants that has pioneered the New Nordic movement, and incubated more international culinary talents than anybody except the now-defunct El Bulli. The first floor currently houses Noma’s office and test kitchen, led by co-founder and head chef René Redzepi, while the ground floor was for 14 years home to its eponymous flagship restaurant. Until February, that is, when the restaurant closed its doors and affirmed its plans to reopen near the roughand tumble neighbourhood of Christiania by the end of the year (a seven-week pop-up ran in Tulum, Mexico in the interim). While…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 ‘FUJI’ TABLE by Tarcisio Colzani Through his extensive work for Porada, Italian designer Tarcisio Colzani has often explored patterns and repetition: for the Como-based company, the self-taught carpenter has produced a vast portfolio of furniture that includes a collection of ridged cupboards, a net-like wooden curtain and grid-like room dividers. This extensive experience culminates in his latest design for the brand, and perhaps his most refined to date. Entitled ‘Fuji’, the dining table, which sits on a varnished bronzoro metal base, is crafted from Canaletto walnut and made up of 12 folded panels engineered around a void, to dramatic effect. The design, inspired by a flower bud opening and lengthening to form a corolla of petals, features a central hole that can be left as…

for stockists, see page 232 ‘HOTEL ROYAL’ BED by Terri Pecora American designer Terri Pecora describes her work as ‘aesthetic functionality’, and her latest project for Zanotta adheres to that credo. Her streamlined ‘Hotel Royal’ bed features a simple upholstered frame with a functional built-in side table that adds an unusual asymmetric silhouette. ‘Hotel Royal’ bed, price on request, by Terri Pecora, for Zanotta, zanotta.it ‘BLINK’ VANITY TABLE by Yabu Pushelberg Yabu Pushelberg has teamed up again with Asian design brand Stellar Works this year. The new collection, entitled Blink, includes this compact vanity table, its modernist construction a discreet manifestation of the designers’ clever way with shapes. Its asymmetric form takes in tubular steel legs that curve upwards to cradle a moon-like mirror. For the designers, the collection’s main…

Pure architectural shapes inform the refined lines of Maurice Lacroix’s timepiece, the ‘Pontos’. ‘Just as an architect will establish a style in his or her work that is immediately recognisable, the “Pontos” has particular characteristics that make it instantly identifiable as a Maurice Lacroix design,’ says David Sanchez, the watchmaker’s product director. Those bold, architectonic signifiers provide inspiration for the latest iteration of Wallpaper’s ongoing collaboration with Maurice Lacroix, as architect Jean Nouvel and designer Oki Sato, of Nendo, become the latest creative titans tasked with applying their respective talents to a reinterpretation of the ‘Pontos’ design, in this case the ‘Day Date’ model. The ‘Pontos’ is one of those rare timepieces that successfully brings together the traditional art of Swiss watchmaking, subtle design, high-tech materials and a pure aesthetic.…

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‘VAL’ WC by Konstantin Grcic Two years ago, Konstantin Grcic pushed the boundaries of bathroom design by moulding Laufen’s innovative SaphirKeramik into basins, trays and a bathtub. The exceptionally sturdy hi-tech material (its flexural strength is comparable to that of steel) can be used to create wafer-thin edges, giving Grcic the opportunity to experiment with new shapes. For 2017, he has elevated the ‘Val’ series into a full bathroom suite, introducing a wall-hung rimless toilet, a floorstanding version and a bidet, as well as two further basin options. ‘Val’ wall-hung WC, price on request, by Konstantin Grcic, for Laufen, laufen.com ‘LUV’ COLLECTION by Cecilie Manz ‘A bowl filled with water on a simple table’ was the minimal premise for Danish designer Cecilie Manz’s inaugural collection for Duravit. The result is…

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Bubbles and beaux-arts have always mixed well in a cheery cocktail of luxury-meets-Bohemia, especially at Private View time. But visitors to this year’s Art Basel will come face to face with the more unusual pairing of £500 skincare and original sculpture. Swiss beauty brand La Prairie is breaking new ground by taking luxury cosmetics to the art world. Celebrating 30 years of its range of creams infused with caviar, it has partnered with five artists from the mediums of sculpture, digital art, kinetic art and photography, and the results will be shown over the next few months at fairs in Basel, New York, Shanghai and Paris. At Art Basel, a sculptural piece by Paul Coudamy will take its place in the La Prairie pavilion in the Collectors Lounge. Coudamy –…

The most Instagrammed project of Salone del Mobile, designer Marc Ange’s ‘Le Refuge’ – an oversized lounger comprising a cushioned bed protected by a parasol of stylised palm leaves – offered much-needed respite from the sun, as well as a welcome dose of candy-pink frivolity at what can be a very serious furniture fair. The project – presented at Wallpaper’s annual Handmade exhibition, at Mediateca Santa Teresa (see the August issue, on sale 6 July, for the exhibition in full) – was designed by Ange as the first product in a new venture with The Invisible Collection, a design retail platform offering bespoke pieces to private clients. Trained as a car designer, Ange is the Rome-born, Paris- and LA-based founder of creative agency Bloom Room, which specialises in what he…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 ‘LANTERN LIGHT’ TABLE LAMP by Neri & Hu Neri & Hu were inspired by a 1977 Vico Magistretti creation for their collaboration with Munich-based brand ClassiCon. The Italian designer’s ‘Lyndon’ light (also Neri’s first name, coincidentally) was a metal structure holding a glass ball – an upright rod with an illuminated tip, which Neri & Hu liken to ‘its ancient predecessor, the fiery torch’. The pair’s reinterpretation, which commemorates the tenth anniversary of Magistretti’s death, is made of brass and hand-blown crystal and, while the original design had a metal ring encircling each glass globe, Neri & Hu’s airy creation features a handle-like appendage that leaves more space for the glass to shine. ‘Lantern Light’ table lamp, €1,238, by Neri & Hu, for ClassiCon, classicon.com…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 ‘CAPRERA’ COFFEE TABLES by Massimo Castagna Since launching ten years ago, Italian garden furniture brand Exteta has produced everything from red cedar sunbeds and brass lights to large teahouse pavilions and outdoor kitchens at its workshop near Milan. To celebrate its tenth anniversary, the company joined forces with architect Massimo Castagna to produce a collection that highlights the brand’s connection to nature and sense of space. Named after a small island off the Sardinian coast, these coffee tables feature wood and marble assembled in a jigsaw-like fashion, and form part of a collecarchitect Massimo Castagna to produce a collection that highlights the brand’s connection to nature and sense of space. Named after a small island off the Sardinian coast, these coffee tables feature wood and…

Succumb to a spiritual surge at the altar of Holy Handmade! For this year’s showcase of creativity and collaboration – first revealed in Milan during Salone del Mobile and raised to heavenly new heights in the August issue – we tasked a host of divine design talent to reimagine ritual, rework worship and reconsider the communal. Our non-denominational temple to design includes... Yves Béhar’s Ten Commandments Tom Dixon’s Sustainable Sarcophagus Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec’s Veil Doshi Levien’s Time Capsule Paul Helbers’ Worshipful Wardrobe Cleanse your soul with our Sacred Basin by Mathieu Lehanneur, see the light with Thierry Dreyfus, tuck into I’m A Kombo’s Funeral Biscuits, and marvel at more miracles of Holy Handmade! ON SALE 6 JULY 14 Ora Italiana Tel: 39.0536 40 51 50 (Italy) 14oraitaliana.com A AMI…

Wallpaper’s hot pick of the latest global goings-on Ice tends to play a supporting role in the making of cocktails. Lately though, it’s becoming the star. At its simplest, lime juice, sugar, a mint leaf and a lime wedge are put in a tray, frozen, then dropped into water to serve as a Mojito. Master bartender Ryan Chetiyawardana is upping the stakes, creating a visual feast as well as a taste sensation. ‘I slice citrus fruits into a tub, fill it with boiling water, cool, then freeze. This makes a block that’s ideal for a punch,’ he says. He also freezes watermelon juice in a baton to create the ‘backbone’ to a highball G&T. Forget mixing, it’s all about melting the drinks this summer.…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 Coming into focus this summer are sunglasses frames that nod to the hardware that holds them together. At Prada, metal details have been placed directly onto the frame – vintage-inspired pilot frames are finished with visible screws and a metal double bridge. For his collaboration with Silhouette, Austrian fashion designer Arthur Arbesser has opted for a rimless style, with lenses that appear to float within their angular frames. Lindberg’s gradient lenses also hover within a retrolooking double metal rim, while Chanel’s pink-toned styles resemble a coloured filter that one would place over a camera lens, fixed into place with a succession of tiny screws. Shades of greatness indeed. prada.com; silhouette.com; arthurarbesser.com; lindberg.com; chanel.com…

For nearly four decades, the American artist Jenny Holzer has put unexpected things into unlikely locations. She has projected verses of poetry onto the banks of the Tiber in Rome; relayed slogans across the electronic billboards in New York’s Times Square (‘Protect me from what I want’, said one); inscribed tales of human cruelty onto human skin in ink made of blood; and in her earliest days, used everything from T-shirts to condom packets to disseminate texts all around the city. ‘Men don’t protect you anymore’, cautioned the prophylactic boxes in 1985. So the fact that she’s about to install a 21st-century version of a medieval battering ram in Hauser & Wirth’s Zurich gallery should come as no surprise. Or that, come September, she hopes to use cutting-edge technology to…

Daniel Buren’s new installation offers the opportunity for sleepovers, as he unfurls his trademark MO of coloured stripes and blocks across the exterior and into the interior hallways of the new Yooma hotel, on the edge of Paris’ Front de Seine district. Property developer Pierre Beckerich’s new launch matches Airbnb-type accommodation – rooms cater for two, four and six guests – with traditional hotel services in a former office block, updated and reconfigured by creative director Ora Ïto. The curvaceous façade of the 1970s structure is clad in stainless steel and aluminium sections, punctuated with Buren’s deep blue and black-and-white panels. The gigantic fresco is his largest permanent Parisian installation since his forest of columns at the Palais Royal, created in 1986. In the rooms, Ïto channels a pop-art sensibility…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 ‘GRAND SOFÀ’ SERIES by Antonio Citterio Vitra has collaborated with designer Antonio Citterio for more than 25 years, the brand’s most durable design relationship to date. The latest collaboration is the ‘Grand Sofà’ series, which meshes modernity with comfort. ‘When you think about a sofa, you have to think about how people live,’ says Citterio, noting how the domestic use of a sofa has changed significantly over the years, the piece becoming the focus of a multi-functional family room. His design reflects these societal changes, serving as a generously proportioned soft platform for free time, with a modular composition that allows for multiple arrangements. ‘Grand Sofà’, from £5,090, by Antonio Citterio, for Vitra, vitra.com ‘ILDA’ TABLES by Jean-Marie Massaud The focal point of these exquisite…

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 232 ‘WIRERING’ LAMP by formafantasma Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin of design studio Formafantasma have always had a penchant for poetic illumination. And this year was definitely a light year for the pair, who presented both an immersive retrospective of their past lighting works, as well as two new lamps developed with Italian lighting giant Flos. Their ‘WireRing’ wall lamp is a simple idea turned into a functional feat of technology, combining a geometric form with a belt-like LED strip. Available in a variety of colours and finishes, the ‘WireRing’ lamp is an example of minimal design achieving maximum effect. ‘WireRing’ lamp, price on request, by Formafantasma, for Flos, flos.com ‘FACE’ MIRRORS by studio cc Founded in 1988 by Franco Ceccotti, Italian company Ceccotti Collezioni has…

Go ape BISATE LODGE, RWANDA Rwanda may be justly famed for its wild natural beauty, but its choice of luxury accommodation has been a little sparse. Until, that is, the arrival of Bisate Lodge. The setting certainly does not want for drama. Located in the natural amphitheatre of an eroded crater next to the country’s Volcanoes National Park – made famous by the American zoologist Dian Fossey – the property is the launch pad for excursions to gorilla sanctuaries, lava caves and rainforestfringed lakes. In designing the six-domed villas, Johannesburg-based architect Nicholas Plewman took inspiration from the hive-like King’s Palace museum at Nyanza, while designers Caline Williams- Wynn and Teta Isibo dressed the interiors in woven-straw wall panels, geometric patterns and bright Rwandan textiles. The local flavour continues in the…

British artists Langlands & Bell have worked together for four decades, producing quietly provocative works ranging from monochrome sculptures to an interactive animation of Osama bin Laden’s house (which earned them a Turner prize nomination in 2004). Like their partnership, their recipe of choice is an ingenious pairing – this time between gurnard, a prehistoric-looking fish, and patacones, fried slices of bananas or plantains. ‘It’s based on meals we have eaten in Cartagena, Colombia, where fish and bananas of many kinds are regularly eaten together,’ they explain. Often prepared at Untitled, a modernist summer retreat of their own design in the Kent Weald, the dish is served with typographic napkins – a housewarming gift from architect Amanda Levete – and best paired with ‘a light beer, a dry Biddenden’s cider,…

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