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Ryan Waddoups

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Deputy Editor, Design @galeriemagazine

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ovember brings a flurry of activity to the collectible design calendar, with @TheSalonNY and @CollectibleFair drawing an international roster of galleries and makers to New York. Yet the fervor reaches well beyond Manhattan, as compelling exhibitions from Paris to Philadelphia offer fresh perspectives on material experimentation and the expressive possibilities of craft. See the full list through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by and courtesy of @Galerie.Philia; @WexlerGallery; @AteliersCourbet; @Grunder 11 Nov 2026

Chairs have always carried unusual significance for @Yinka_Ilori the prolific British Nigerian creative whose parents taught him that every seat reflects the lives and values of its owner. As a first-year student at London Metropolitan University, he began rescuing discarded chairs and transforming them with exuberant colors, patterned textiles, and visual cues taken from Nigerian folklore. Those early experiments became the foundation of Ilori’s artistic practice and sparked the focus of “Chairman” (Oro_Editions), his debut monograph, as well as giving a number of them to esteemed institutions such as Victoria & Albert Museum (@VAMuseum) and having curated “Chairman: The Exhibition” Walter Sickert Community Centre during @Frieze London. Learn more about this inspiring collector through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by and courtesy of @Kane_Hulse_Studio; @Yinka_Ilori; Andy_Stagg_ 10 Nov 2026

he Golden Horn, an estuary that curves into Istanbul’s European shore, owes its evocative name in part to the warm sunlight that gilds its waters at sunset. Branching off the Bosphorus, the sheltered waterway served as a bustling harbor for Byzantine Constantinople and later the Ottoman Empire, its shores once crowded with shipyards and merchant vessels. Today, a different kind of splendor has arrived along its storied waterfront. Within a 60-acre complex of former shipbuilding halls at the historic Ottoman Imperial Arsenal, whose origins date to the 15th century, @Beymen—Turkey’s leading luxury fashion retailer, akin to Neiman Marcus in the United States—has unveiled a mind-bending new destination for luxury fashion. Designed in collaboration with @OMA.EU and fittingly christened the Galleries of Luxury, the 129,000-square-foot flagship marks Beymen’s largest to date. Inside, nine imaginatively designed galleries contrast dramatically with the building’s timeworn masonry. The original shipbuilding halls, some soaring 44 feet beneath exposed roof beams, run perpendicular to the waterfront and connect through monumental arches. Each gallery houses a different retail category, from menswear and womenswear to beauty, fragrance, and homewares, with shoppers wandering through a phantasmagoria of punchy palettes and sumptuous materials. See more through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos courtesy of @Beyman 09 Nov 2026

Since @collectiblefair made its New York debut two years ago, founders @livvaisberg and @cleliedebehault have steadily cultivated a vibrant community around 21st-century collectible furniture and objects. The Brussels-born fair, which launched to considerable interest in 2018, arrived stateside at a pivotal moment in 2024. Its inaugural edition at the WSA Building in Lower Manhattan sated that appetite with an eclectic gathering of international galleries and independent makers; a more ambitious sophomore outing followed in the same building during last year’s Armory Arts Week in September. Now, for its third New York edition, Collectible made two significant moves: shifting its dates to early November alongside Salon Art+Design (@thesalonny ) and trading the Financial District’s sweeping skyline views for the soaring ceilings and cavernous former screening rooms of a disused cinema on the Upper East Side. “The enthusiasm of New York’s community and audience has affirmed Collectible’s place in the city,” explains Vaisberg. “I think we’ve become a genuine New York platform, something that New Yorkers anticipate and that brings the local community together. We’ve evolved from a European platform into something much more connected to the city.” And in a city as creatively diverse as New York, the possibilities are considerable. This year’s edition brings together over 110 exhibitors from 27 countries across several distinct sections, each offering a diversity of perspectives on contemporary collectible design. Head to the link in our bio for the full download on this year’s edition, which is open now until November 8. Text by @ryanwaddoups Photography by @simonleungphoto 05 Nov 2026

New York’s collectible design scene is reaching a fever pitch this November as two major fairs are drawing an international coterie of collectors and tastemakers uptown. Salon Art+Design (@TheSalonNY) celebrates its 15th edition at the @ParkAveArmory from November 4–8, while @CollectibleFair returns for its third New York outing, this time in a former Upper East Side movie theater from November 6–8. Beyond the fairs, galleries across Manhattan have assembled a dazzling array of exhibitions that revel in material experimentation and exceptional craftsmanship. Head to the link in our bio to see the full list of must-see shows. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by and courtesy of @Ryan.Michael.Petrus; @TimothyDoyon; @Salon94Design; @William.Jess.Laird 03 Nov 2026

The newly opened Nora Hotel channels the maverick spirit and lived-in charm of Sean MacPherson’s celebrated New York properties but through a sunny South Florida lens. With stylish interiors by @gachotstudios, the 201-room property marries Palm Beach’s breezy romance with the ambiance of downtown Manhattan. Learn more through the link in our bio. Story by @ryanwaddoups Photos by @stavaridisphoto 30 Oct 2026

Music executive @lexborrero recalls first noticing stopwatches during his father’s rally races in Colombia. That early fascination took on a new dimension when he relocated to the U.S. and realized how watches can signal ambition and identity. Today, his collection has around 70 watches, including a rare Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700 double-stamp Beyer and two numbered Audemars Piguet “Clover” Perpetual Calendars. Learn more about his incredible collection through the link in our bio. Story by: @ryanwaddoups Photos by: Sean O’Neill 28 Oct 2026

When Alexandra Donohoe Church founded @Decus_Interiors during the global financial crisis in 2009, the Australian designer could hardly have anticipated how far her creative inclinations would take her. Over the ensuing years, she developed a portfolio of ambitious residences that marry fine art with collectible furniture and ornate detailing, each reflecting a devotion to exceptional craftsmanship and a playful spirit that finds the utmost joy in experimentation. As their growing team started to outgrow their studio, a grand terrace became available a mere ten doors away. Completed earlier this year, the new Woollahra studio offers a sumptuous showcase for Decus’s creative proclivities and inventive craftsmanship. Learn more through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by @SmartAnson 22 Oct 2026

One of the four spectacular penthouses at the Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills (@RWResidencesBeverlyHills) has hit the market for $27.5 million. Envisioned by New York interior and furniture designer @SamuelAmoia, the three-bedroom residence marries sculptural furnishings and blue-chip art with sumptuous natural materials for a distinctly Californian interpretation of contemporary elegance. Spanning nearly 4,700 square feet indoors and another 2,200 outdoors, the home occupies a coveted position within the boutique development, which debuted last year as @RosewoodHotels’s first standalone residential property in Los Angeles. See more through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by @FelixSpeller 20 Oct 2026

A glamorous fixture of the Côte d’Azur during its golden age, Hôtel Palais de la Méditerranée (@PalaisDeLaMediterranee) counted F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, Josephine Baker, and Maurice Chevalier among its illustrious guests. Occupying a prime position on Nice’s palm-lined Promenade des Anglais overlooking the Mediterranean, the landmark debuted in 1929 as an extravagant casino and entertainment destination catering to wealthy Europeans who flocked to the French Riviera for its balmy climate and fashionable social scene. Now, the reconstructed hotel now sparkles anew as the latest entry in Hyatt’s Unbound Collection (@UnboundXHyatt) portfolio following a sweeping transformation by Hungarian designer @LindaBoronkay, who conducted extensive archival research into its Jazz Age heyday to reimagine the public spaces, 145 guest rooms, and 28 suites. See more through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by @MatthieuSalvaing 18 Oct 2026

Influenced by late-19th-century Italian sculpture, Argentine trailblazer Lola Mora depicted the human body with striking naturalism and sensuality—qualities that made her monumental public commissions especially provocative. In 1907, her Carrara marble statues took their place outside the newly constructed Palace of the Argentine National Congress in Buenos Aires but was later ordered their removal in 1921 and transferred to the northwestern province of Jujuy. There, the sculptures stood scattered across public squares and gardens for over a century, exposed to the elements and occasional vandalism. Now, the newly opened Lola Mora Cultural Center (@CentroCulturalLolaMora), designed by César Pelli of @PelliClarkeAndPartners, reunites six of her most notable sculptures within a purpose-built museum in northwest Argentina surrounded by a lush Andean forest. Read more through the link in our bio. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by @JasonORear 16 Oct 2026

October marks a season in flux, making transformation an apt thread through this month’s standout collectible design exhibitions. Designers around the world are revisiting places and materials that have long informed their practice, then pushing them in unexpected directions. From Fernando Mastrangelo (@IAmFM)’s mesmeric cast furnishings mapping contested territories to a group show at @SarahShermanSamuel’s new gallery celebrating the Midwest’s maker culture, click the link in our bio to see the full lineup of this month’s must-see shows. Story by @RyanWaddoups Photos by and courtesy of @PenguinsEggStudio, @Gallery_Fumi; @Erik.Benjamins; MattGordonPhoto; @JoeInstaKramm 09 Oct 2026

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