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    New monograph examines architect Rick Mather's life and work●A monograph on the life and work of architect Rick Mather explores his approach and impact https://www.wallpaper.com/arcMmastodonCultureArt52 h ago

    A new monograph on architect Rick Mather has been published, exploring his complete works and the approach behind buildings such as his well-known museum and gallery projects. The book looks at how the American-born, London-based architect shaped the city's cultural architecture, and Wallpaper magazine has featured it in its architecture and design coverage.

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    Moist-Electric Wallpaper Generates Power and Controls Indoor Humidity▼Moist-Electric Wallpaper for Indoor Energy Harvesting and Humidity ManagementYhnEnvironmentEnergy697 min ago

    Researchers have developed a wallpaper material that generates small amounts of electricity from moisture in indoor air while also helping regulate humidity levels. The study, published in the journal Advanced Energy Materials, suggests walls could double as passive energy harvesters and climate control surfaces. The concept is drawing attention for its potential in powering low-energy indoor devices without batteries.

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    Loewe to stage latest show in Casper Mueller Kneer-designed arena●Loewe's latest show will take place in a Casper Mueller Kneer-designed 'arena' https://www.wallpaper.com/fashion-beauty/MmastodonLifeFashion28 min ago

    Loewe's newest fashion show will be held in an 'arena' designed by architecture studio Casper Mueller Kneer, according to Wallpaper*. The collaboration pairs the Spanish luxury house with the firm known for gallery and retail spaces, drawing attention from fashion and design audiences ahead of the event. Details of the venue concept and collection are being closely followed in design circles.

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    Bisila Noha wins Tacchini Prize for ceramics●Bisila Noha's ceramics are informed by culture, community and feminism https://www.wallpaper.com/design-interiors/bisilaMmastodonCultureArt54 h ago

    London-based ceramicist Bisila Noha has been named winner of the 2026 Tacchini Prize, according to Wallpaper*. Her work draws on her Equatorial Guinean and Spanish heritage, exploring culture, community and feminism through clay. The profile highlights her blend of traditional craft techniques with contemporary political and social themes, positioning her among the most talked-about makers in design right now.

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