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CULTURE

After Glass, Ochre: Architecture Rediscovers the Colours of the Earth

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After Glass, Ochre: Architecture Rediscovers the Colours of the Earth

By Margit Halvorsen · SEP 24, 2026

The Potter Who Refuses to Sign His Work

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The Potter Who Refuses to Sign His Work

By Tobias Wren · SEP 22, 2026

The New Reading Rooms: Inside the Members' Libraries Selling Silence

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The New Reading Rooms: Inside the Members' Libraries Selling Silence

From Copenhagen to Mexico City, a wave of private reading rooms is charging for what public libraries once offered free: quiet, company and the permission to do nothing but read.

By Amara Okafor-Lind · SEP 24, 2026

Twelve Strangers, No Menu: The Supper Clubs Rewriting the Dinner Party

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Twelve Strangers, No Menu: The Supper Clubs Rewriting the Dinner Party

By Nikhil Sorel · SEP 23, 2026

The Slow Train Is the Destination

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The Slow Train Is the Destination

By Nikhil Sorel · SEP 21, 2026

In Praise of the Empty Gallery

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In Praise of the Empty Gallery

Museums are chasing crowds with immersive spectacles and selfie-ready installations. A quieter count…

By Lucía Barceló · SEP 20, 2026

The Perfumer Who Bottles Weather

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The Perfumer Who Bottles Weather

Céleste Marchetti-Oyelaran builds fragrances from the smell of rain on hot stone, fog over a harbour…

By Idris Calloway · SEP 20, 2026

Chairs That Outlive Us: A Collector's Guide to Heirloom Seating

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Chairs That Outlive Us: A Collector's Guide to Heirloom Seating

The best chair you will ever buy is one your grandchildren will argue over. How to find, judge and c…

By Tobias Wren · SEP 19, 2026

Short Is the New Epic: Why the Novella Is Having Its Moment

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Short Is the New Epic: Why the Novella Is Having Its Moment

After years of doorstop novels and sprawling trilogies, readers and publishers are embracing books t…

By Amara Okafor-Lind · SEP 18, 2026

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Kyoto's New Tea Masters Are Pouring for a Different Generation

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Kyoto's New Tea Masters Are Pouring for a Different Generation

In the city that codified the tea ceremony, a group of young practitioners is opening smal…

By Tobias Wren · SEP 15, 2026

A Bitter Education: How Amaro Became the Thinking Drinker's Aperitivo

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A Bitter Education: How Amaro Became the Thinking Drinker's Aperitivo

Once a digestif for Italian grandfathers, bitter liqueurs have become the obsession of bar…

By Idris Calloway · SEP 12, 2026

Against Optimisation: Notes on the New Idleness

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Against Optimisation: Notes on the New Idleness

We track our sleep, maximise our mornings and turn our hobbies into side hustles. A growin…

By Idris Calloway · SEP 8, 2026

Forty-Eight Hours in Porto, Read Through Its Tiles

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Forty-Eight Hours in Porto, Read Through Its Tiles

Porto's blue-and-white azulejos tell the story of a city of merchants, saints and river tr…

By Lucía Barceló · SEP 5, 2026

Review: The Salt Archive Turns a Museum Into a Tide Pool of Memory

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Review: The Salt Archive Turns a Museum Into a Tide Pool of Memory

Maren Oksvik's haunting exhibition at the Hallström Kunsthalle gathers crystallised object…

By Lucía Barceló · SEP 1, 2026

The Island Hotels That Refuse the Infinity Pool

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The Island Hotels That Refuse the Infinity Pool

On small islands from the Aegean to the Azores, a new wave of hotels is rejecting resort c…

By Margit Halvorsen · AUG 29, 2026

The Bakers of the Long Ferment

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The Bakers of the Long Ferment

In small bakeries from Marseille to Montreal, a new generation is slowing bread down to it…

By Nikhil Sorel · AUG 25, 2026

A Translator on Carrying Silence Across Languages

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A Translator on Carrying Silence Across Languages

Sofía Lindqvist-Arriaga has translated some of the most acclaimed Scandinavian fiction of…

By Amara Okafor-Lind · AUG 22, 2026

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