Arctic fishing town is teeming with cultural happenings...

Though while it may be nature that draws most people here,

the islands’ bubbling cultural scene is starting to summon

a different kind of traveller. Not least in Nusfjord,

where a former salt house has been transformed into Salteriet,

a contemporary art gallery displaying the work

of HM Queen Sonja alongside a rotating roster of Norwegian

and international artists. This year, the resort’s creative momentum accelerates as Stockholm’s Fotografiska takes over Nusfjord

for a landmark photography exhibition ahead of the institution’s permanent opening in Oslo in 2027....Wallpaper

10 Amazing houses that made impression in June 2026...

At Wallpaper*, showcasing exceptional homes from across the world

is our raison d'être. That's why we've launched a monthly series,

The Architecture Edit, dedicated to highlighting the diversity

of contemporary residential architecture. Every edition rounds up the houses that caught our eye that month – projects defined by thoughtful design, inventive construction and outstanding craftsmanship.

This time around, our journey takes us to a brutalist complex in Paris 

and a Canadian lakeside, the Tuscan coast & the suburbs of south London.

Come along as we explore the standout houses of June 2026...Wallpaper

Vivid and atmospheric, The Art Spy moves from the glittering days

of pre-War Paris, home to geniuses of modern culture, including Picasso, Josephine Baker, Coco Chanel, Le Corbusier, and Frida Kahlo,

through the tension-riddled cities and resorts of Europe on the eve of war, to the harrowing years of the Nazi occupation of France when brave people such as Rose Valland and Rosenberg risked everything to fight the evil.

Based on troves of previously undiscovered documents, 

The Art Spy chronicles the brave actions of the key Resistance spy

in the heart of the Nazi’s art looting headquarters in the French capital.

At every stage of World War II, Valland was front and center.

She came face to face with Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring,

passed crucial information to the Resistance network,

put herself deliberately in harm’s way to protect the museum and her staff,

and faced death during the last hours of Liberation Day.