Latest articles by Paul McCann
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Magic circle: the making of Kim Thomé and Balineum's ‘Round and Round’ mirror
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Gear shift: the making of Victoria Wilmotte and Maison Vervloet’s ’Edgar’ bell
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Felt lights, by Snarkitecture and The Woolmark Company
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How Bethan Laura Wood and Abet Laminati created a two-part coffee table
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Artist’s Palate: Tom Ford’s pecan pie
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Artist's Palate: Tobias Rehberger's grandma's roast pork with dumplings
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Artist's Palate: Sir Paul Smith's beans on toast
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Artist's Palate: Michael Craig-Martin's omelette
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Artist’s Palate: Douglas Gordon’s cullen skink
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Artist’s Palate: Donatella Versace’s pasta al caviale
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Artist's Palate: Ryan Gander's mizutaki
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Artist's palate: Idris Khan's spaghetti arrabbiata
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Artist's Palate: Carsten Höller's Roast Boned Rolled Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb
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Artist’s Palate: Bharti Kher’s banana and saffron creamy frozen yogurt
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Artist’s Palate: Polly Morgan’s chicken livers with pear
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Artist’s Palate: Prem Sahib’s steak tartare
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Meet and seat: pulling up a chair with mid-century modern master Jens Risom
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Take a stand
A video art pioneer and conceptual photographer, we retrace Guest Editor William Wegman's career and celebrate his four-legged sitters
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Artist's Palate: David Batchelor's salt-baked sea bass
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Artist's Palate: Daniel Arsham’s cold soba
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Artist's Palate: Christian Marclay's fondue moitié-moitié
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LA architect Ray Kappe’s duo of houses pair modernist and organic ideas
Los Angeles-based architect Ray Kappe is renowned worldwide for his contributions to the modernist movement. From forming his own practice in 1954 to founding SCI-Arc (the Southern California Institute of Architecture) in 1972, he is still in practice to this day. In 2006, Wallpaper* visited a pair of Kappe builds: one the home and office of Dr Esther Benton, the other the architect’s own Kappe House in Pacific Palisades, a Cultural Heritage Landmark
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Artist's Palate: Rick Owens' whipped fog jubilee
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Artist’s Palate: Richard Tuttle’s healthy cookie
