An exhibition entitled 'Palladian Design: The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected' might not, at first glance, sound very Wallpaper*, but this cunningly curated little show at the RIBA is a reminder that ...

in an English pattern book from 1740. But, as ever with fashions, Palladian popularity in the UK and Ireland was not to last. Victorians preferred more elaborate Gothic and classical Greek styles.

According to architectural historian Christopher Novelli, Battersea originally had an exposed red brick Flemish bond facade. ...

Scattered in the Veneto, the Palladian villas are the result of this Renaissance master’s architectural genius. The numerous variations of the villa pattern are evidence of Palladio’s constant ...

An architecture junkie, Maier was well versed in the work of Palladio before taking up his role with Bottega, and so the Palladian gardens were a natural starting point for a series of scents designed ...