WALLPAPER MAGAZINE UK Issue No.6 September / October 1997

Rare British design magazine 'Wallpaper*' - all about new interiors, architecture, fashion and travel.

Tobia and Tua - cover models.

Marseilles travel guide and London design guides still fully attached and perfect.

This is a collectable early issue 6 of a cult magazine, dated September/October 1997.

The stuff that surrounds you... London Design Special

Features an article with photographs about Joe Colombo, as well as :

Intelligence - The Baby Benz - The Mercedes A-Class is put through its paces.

Maltzone - Architect Michael Maltzan is set to be the new king of the Hollywood Hills. By Emma O'Kelly.

All Uppity - Wallpaper's take on space-saving luxe living.

News - Head for Toon Town; Football makes a stand; Smart card; No place like the Osaka Dome; Haus hunting.

Hot Sheets Architecture

Savoye Vivre - Alice Rawsthorn visits Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye and makes the grand Corbu architour of Paris.

Plain Canvas - Richard Gluckman's New York gallery spaces are arousing the attention of the fashion pack.

Hot Sheets Design

[Joe] Colombo Show - The architect of the bachelor pad profiled.

The Gradu-8 - Wallpaper rounds up the pick of the potential big name designers of the future.

Urban Life

Things That Get You Up - Five ways to get it together in the a.m.

The Report

Splendid Isolation - Better an urban studio than a suburban semi. Nick Walker on the rise of the home-aloners.

Radio's New Wave - New digital technology is in the air.

News - Lapping up Lapidus; sex and bellydancing; net gains; mega Magnum; Aussies' insides; Stockholm New.

Home Office

Desktop Downsize - Download your workload and do deals in the shrink-size home office, says Angela Buttolph.

Return of the Saint - Yves Saint Laurent's classic 70's Paris pad.

Kitchen to be Clever - Ikea's new 365+ range.

Stock Up - Sweden's newest retail concept.

News - Flower power; casing the joint; sheep chic.

The Space

Grande Dame - Seductive zones, Continental style.

Dream Pad

Nice Island. We'll Take It. Your own private atoll-a-go-go.

Space 2

Divide and Conquer - Wallpaper carves up style in space - fashion styled by Anne Marie Curtis.

The Dish

Veggie Might - Alternatives for autumn vegetables.

The Event

Seoul Food - Melina Keays serves up the new fondue.

Short Orders

Stacked in Your Flavour - The ultimate big breakfast.

News - Eggcentric tableware; club classic; on the skewer.

Departure Info

Decodence - The Chrysler building is in line for a makeover.

News - Krolle classics; trip happy; Met art; Drinkland.

Beach of the Action - Rebecca Mead checks in to the Sunset Beach hotel - Long Island's latest haven by Andre Balazs.

48 Hours

Bilbao - Andrew Tuck discovers the best bars, buildings and babes in the city angling to be Europe's new cultural capital.

Pret a Marseille - Edward Peacock takes a trip ot the edgiest city in France.

Where Next

A Season in Sayan - Four Seasons' latest tropical retreat

Out There

Korea Moves - Nick Walker checks out Korea's pulse.

The Escape

Norway to go - Light, clean and natural, Norway did it for Sven Harding.

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