Latest articles by Christopher Stocks
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Scents with benefits: smell your way to a sharper, calmer, happier you
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Monsieur Dot: Frédéric Malle puts Gianni Agnelli in a bottle
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Inez and Vinoodh’s visuals for Diana Vreeland Parfums are blooming marvellous
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Drink me, eat me: quaffable scents and edible algae from Sweden
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Winter warmer: Fornasetti Profumi’s alluring ’Misterio’ scented candle
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Galerie Patrick Seguin installs Jean Prouvé’s demountable house at Château La Coste
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Design dispatch: highlights from Ambiente 2016
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’Muguet Porcelaine’: Jean-Claude Ellena’s sparkling swansong for Hermès
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Acqua di Parma gives a trio of opera inspired scents a triumphant voice
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Raising the roof: Christina Seilern completes Andermatt concert hall
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'Mindcraft': four highlights from the Danish design expo at Salone del Mobile
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Hermès gallops in with a new equestrian themed fragrance
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Touching tribute: Byredo’s new unisex scent Rose of No Man’s Land
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Gentlewoman: a new feminine cologne from Juliette Has a Gun
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Boston-based MALL selected for Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2019
WALLPAPER* ARCHITECTS’ DIRECTORY 2019: Jennifer Bonner founded MALL in Boston in 2009. The acronym stands for ‘Mass Architectural Loopty Loops’, or ‘Miniature Angles & Little Lines’, or even ‘Maximum Arches with Limited Liability’, expressing Bonner’s playful reimagining of ordinary architectural functions, as shown by Haus Gables, her twist on a traditional gable-roof house in Atlanta, Georgia.
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LA and NYC-based FreelandBuck selected for Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2019
WALLPAPER* ARCHITECTS’ DIRECTORY 2019: NYC and LA-based duo David Freeland and Brennan Buck, set up their practice in 2010. It was their LA house projects, that respond to the climate and terrain, while also questioning how architecture should grow and adapt to suit changing urban contexts, that caught our attention. Pictured here, Stack House, in Mount Washington.
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Winter warmer: Ex Nihilo presents Bois d’Hiver
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On the scent: five of the finest olfactory delights from Pitti Fragranze
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Soft touch: Flying Object brings its multi-sensory exhibition to the Tate
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5 new fragrances from Hermès are all about the base notes
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Scents and sensibility: Jonathan Anderson’s first Loewe perfumes return the brand to square one
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Miller Harris reinvents itself with two new perfumes and new packaging
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The MAXXI launches show that puts Gio Ponti's architectu
‘Gio Ponti: Loving Architecture', the new exhibition on the iconic Italian architect's work, has just opened at the Zaha Hadid-designed MAXXI Museum in Rome and takes the visitor on a jounrey across Ponti's career with a firm focus on his buildings
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Makes scents: Louis Vuitton launches its much-anticipated perfume range
