From a manor house where Radiohead recorded much of ‘OK Computer’ to a former Benedictine nunnery with a Corinthian fireplace and coat of arms
A five-year overhaul of the cultural complex will open up new subterranean spaces but is arousing heated debate
Since the decorative Edo period artwork that was shown in Europe more than 150 years ago, Japan has influenced jewellers in the west
What do filmmakers wear on set, and what does it mean? A new book explores their style
Crochet bags, terry towelling and jelly shoes, among other nostalgic touchstones, are making a comeback
Photography fair cancelled in New York, launches in Hong Kong; tributes pour in for dealer Barbara Gladstone; new head at Artsy
Designer Mary Katrantzou discusses Bulgari’s push into leather goods and accessories
These colourful cult ceramics are now in high demand
From politics, economics and history to art, food and, of course, fiction — FT writers and critics choose their favourite reads of the year so far
Combining craftsmanship with whimsy, Loquet is reimagining the Victorian locket
Pre-empt, and early play, reveals opponents’ hand patterns
Haute horlogerie is going through a phase
Start-ups look overseas as UK's capital markets struggle to stay relevant
The galleries and museums where the Milanese local finds inspiration for her own work — and the restaurants that fuel her on her quest
Turn your house into a temple of reflection
From prosthetic facial features to trompe l’œil-fused designs, brands toyed with trickery
A spotlight on the sentimental importance that stones can bring, from the rise of welded jewellery to personalised lockets
With this new category of experiential jewellery, the commitment is part of the appeal
It’s a trek to get to Norlha’s flagship store – but its yak down collections are worth it
Fine dining aboard ship, from the captain’s table to a ketch’s kitchen
Co-president siblings Caroline and Karl-Friedrich Scheufele on how being family-run allows the brand to stand among its conglomerate-owned rivals
Key notes | Deep in private woodland, yet only two hours from Paris, the hotel offers fine food, forest baths and ‘le slow-living’
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