A 17th-century mansion, a remarkable wedding gift and a family with ties to Dutch royalty. Inside one of Amsterdam’s most fascinating historic homes.

Meet Polina Kadilnikova, the Central Saint Martins graduate turning childhood memories, unexpected materials and personal history into fashion.

At Fotografiska Stockholm, South African artist Lebohang Kganye brings family memories, folklore and photography to life in a house where nothing is quite as it seems.

On self-concept, the people we think we are, the people we pretend to be, and the ones we haven't met yet.

Butterflies everywhere, very good flat shoes, and a few reasons to start making summer plans. Glow After at Zimmermann SS27 in Paris.

At Palais Galliera, masculine dress codes appear in silk jackets, cycling clothes and a cartoon that needs labels to tell its subjects apart.

Music that you can really feel.

Art that takes you back to childhood

Making analogue work for a very digital world.

Eli Cortiñas’ new exhibition at Madrid’s Reina Sofía got us thinking about a slightly uncomfortable question: how much of our taste is actually ours?

Tulip mania, impossible bouquets, Van Gogh’s yellow obsession, and Monet’s garden.

What Chinese social commerce understands about speed, creators and actually selling things.

How a roadside ad for brandy became one of Spain’s most recognisable cultural icons.

Red brick, sharp spires and stained glass. One of Moscow’s most unexpected architectural landmarks has a history almost as striking as its façade.

The story behind Yoshitomo Nara’s big-eyed children. From a childhood in northern Japan and a lifelong obsession with music to Germany, protest art and one of the most recognisable faces in contemporary art.

A chrome fish, tins full of skincare science and a vegan take on one of beauty’s buzziest ingredients: inside The Ordinary’s London pop-up for its first eye cream.

In Copenhagen, New Balance put its latest running shoe around a communal table - with coffee, pasta and homemade running gels. It says quite a lot about what running culture has become.

A two-year partnership puts Dior inside one of New York’s oldest Off-Broadway theatres.

Maurizio Cattelan has arrived at Neue Nationalgalerie.

London Design Festival is underway, with exhibitions, installations and temporary projects appearing across the city through 20 September.

Campaign that didn’t really need a complicated concept.

From a bamboo yoga shala in Bali to a red-lit hot Pilates room in Paris, these are the spaces making the case that where you work out matters too.

Rassvet Detail turns pea pods, beans and old watering cans into tiny silver souvenirs of childhood summers.

Katerina Shukshina turns flowers, vegetables and garden plants into fleeting pieces of wearable art.

Flowers in the Estate brings temporary floral installations into forgotten historic houses, allowing them to live again for a few days.

The things we watch every day don’t disappear when we close the app. They shape what feels normal, desirable, frightening - and eventually, a little bit of who we become