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# Frieze London 2026: Domestic Interiors, a Scented Bathroom and a Climbable Spider
- URL: https://www.thepenthouseedit.com/frieze-london-2026-domestic-interiors-a-scented-bathroom-and-a-climbable-spider/
- Published: 2026-10-15T11:53:35.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-15T11:53:35.000Z
- Description: Frieze London runs to 18 October in Regent's Park with 172 galleries from 42 countries, and this year's programme includes a William Morris papered gallery stand, an olfactory restroom commission and a new section, The Code Universe.
- Author: omer aslam
- Tags: Design Fairs, News

Frieze London is open in The Regent's Park until 18 October, with 172 galleries from 42 countries and regions, according to [the fair's own guide](https://www.frieze.com/article/ultimate-guide-frieze-london-2026?ref=thepenthouseedit.com). Frieze Masters runs alongside it, and Frieze Sculpture, a free outdoor show in the park's English Gardens, continues until 1 November.

Several projects this year play with the language of interiors. In the Focus section, which showcases 35 younger galleries, Bukia Vakhania presents work by Tamo Jugeli, this year's campaign artist, transforming its stand into an intimate domestic interior with five new paintings hung on walls papered in William Morris's Pure Brer Rabbit print, reflecting the artist's view of the home as the destination of artworks. Elsewhere in the tent, a site specific commission called Production, by Gray Wielebinski and Dean's Bottom, turns the fair's public toilets into an olfactory experience using scented sculptural objects.

Outside the gallery stands, the Frieze Artist Award goes to Theo Triantafyllidis for Feral Metaverse (Spider), a climbable physical sculpture linked to a shared digital environment, produced for the first time with Google Arts & Culture. A new section, The Code Universe, curated by Carol Yinghua Lu, brings together eight artists across nine galleries to look at how popular culture is created, circulated and consumed in a post digital age.

For collectors starting out, the Editions section gathers prints and multiples, including editions from Julie Mehretu, Pablo Bronstein, Do Ho Suh and Ryan Gander, while Allied Editions supports seven London arts organisations including the Serpentine Galleries and Whitechapel Gallery. More on the fair is available through [Frieze](https://www.frieze.com/?ref=thepenthouseedit.com).