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Isabel + Helen celebrate their studio's first decade with an exhibition that gives you glimpse into their creative process (and things you can buy)London Design Festival 2026: the creative world's literal movers and shakers, Isabel + Helen mark ten years of the studio at The Conran Shop with an exhibition (12-20 September 2026 ) titled 'Motion Sickness', looking back at a decade of experiential kinetic design
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Giorgetti takes a beautifully tactile seat at the Homo Faber tableEs Devlin brings Giorgetti’s ‘Summa’ pouf to her visual feast at Venice’s biennial celebration of artisanship, revealing the craft and material complexity behind it – watch the film
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Es Devlin casts Homo Faber 2026 in a new lightOn Venice’s San Giorgio Maggiore, the British artist gathers more than 700 handcrafted objects in an exploration of human skill, material and time
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Moto Guzzi opens a new museum at its historic Lake Como factoryThe legendary Italian motorcycle manufacturer unveils its transformed Mandello del Lario headquarters, with a new museum and production facilities designed by American architect Greg Lynn
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Es Devlin, Carrie Mae Weems and Palace Skateboards guest-edit Wallpaper’s big birthday issue – on sale nowSpecial covers, extraordinary sections and a landmark birthday as Wallpaper* turns 30 and three creative giants take the reins of the October 2026 issue, on newsstands now
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Es Devlin guest-edits Wallpaper*The multidisciplinary designer, artist and self-confessed ‘everythingist’ brings the full wonder of her 30 years in practice to Wallpaper’s October 2026 issue as one of three visionary guest editors – here’s where her takeover took us
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Kelly Wearstler and H&M Home's furniture collection is out today – and it's already selling outUnveiled at Milan Design Week 2026, the Kelly Wearstler H&M Home collection is the Scandinavian company's first furniture collaboration and the designer's Milan debut. Shop it now.
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With a towering wall of paper lanterns, this LA boutique deftly layers Asian and American design influencesStudio Paul Chan cleverly mixes materials and craft techniques for Lang, a mission-driven retail concept that doubles as a gallery and performance venue
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Garnier & Linker brings its elegant lighting outdoors for the first timeDebuting at Paris Design Week, the French lighting brand’s first outdoor collection swaps bronze and plaster for cast aluminium, proving that durability needn’t come at the expense of aesthetics
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Splash out on Tom Dixon’s new glassware collection for NudeThe debut collection of British designer Tom Dixon and Turkish glass expert Nude, ‘Splash’, is a sensory treat inspired by watery ripples and ruffles
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Head to Tuscany for a design double bill that treats the object as material researchOutsiders, a new creative residency conceived by Tableau, and the 2026 edition of design platform Vestigia both invite designers and artists to experiment with materials and create unique works
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POoR Collective celebrates London housing estates in its debut rug design for Floor StoryFor its debut rug design, POoR Collective translates tower-block architecture into a joyful and optimistic flatwoven pattern
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The art of display: why today's kitchens are designed to be lived in, not simply looked atBespoke Partnership
As the kitchen continues to evolve as an extension of the living space, Eba’s glass-fronted vitrines are transforming storage into curation – allowing the objects we cherish most to become the main feature
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A fun-filled office fit for French Touch star Flat EricInterior design studio State Twenty Eight translates the glitchy, repetitive rhythm of Mr Oizo’s ‘Flat Beat’ – a track made famous by a yellow puppet in 1990s Levi’s ads – into an eye-catching office space in Perth, Australia
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Lee Broom’s hypnotic lighting installation creates a sultry atmosphereFor London Design Festival 2026, British designer Lee Broom expands his ‘Chant’ collection with varying compositions that are a nostalgic nod to the 1970s
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Discover a bijou Manhattan apartment that was designed to be a ‘Parisian jewel box’Designer Lauren Carlucci swapped dated 1990s decor for modernist glamour in one of New York's most coveted neighbourhoods. Go inside the renovation
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Level-up with the new IKEA and XBOX furniture collabWe lock in to the gaming collab between the Swedish flat-pack giant and the video game brand, live from Gamescom in Cologne
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The visionary creative campaigns that built B&B ItaliaAs Italian design company B&B Italia marks its 60th anniversary, we look back at the graphic designers, photographers and creative directors who transformed furniture advertising into an extension of the design process
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How do you build a universe fit for a Pedro Almodóvar film?As Pedro Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' hits the cinema at the end of the month, Wallpaper* speaks to art director Antxón Gómez, who has worked on 13 of Almodóvar’s films over the past three decades, on how the Spanish director's cinematic universe is crafted through furniture and design
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When the bathroom becomes the most precious room of the houseHere are our best bathroom design ideas for 2027: elevate your wellness space with wood panelling, serene colour palettes and unexpected material combination
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Remembering 'King of Lucite' Charles Hollis JonesArchitectural historian Adam Štěch reflects on the work of the legendary American designer
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Doshi Levien’s first textile accessories collection for Hay is a contemporary take on Indian embroideryThe new ‘Dori’ collection by Doshi Levien for Danish brand Hay is inspired by the tactility of embroidered Indian fabrics and informed by the studio's extensive colour research
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An essential directory of Anna Castelli Ferrieri's most notable designsDubbed ‘the Queen of Plastic’, Anna Castelli Ferrieri is best known for co-founding the Italian furniture brand Kartell. Here is everything you need to know about her trailblazing works
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This Hamptons garage is illuminated with cinematic glareThe sought-after lighting designer Nathan Orsman has lit the homes of Oprah Winfrey, Stephen Colbert, and Marc Jacobs. An upcoming book celebrates his work in the last 15 years
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The new 'Made x Barbican' collection features furniture and lighting inspired by sculptural BrutalismThe 'Made x Barbican' collection turns the London brutalist landmark's signature architectural elements into a series of contemporary furniture pieces
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Mingei at 100: why Japan’s folk-craft movement still shapes design todayMingei, the 1920s Japanese folk-art revival, presented a new way of viewing objects and new aesthetic values. Here, we unpack what underpins this movement and its enduring relevancy in contemporary society
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This serene Copenhagen boutique is a haven for Korean designHye The Store is a new design boutique in Copenhagen offering objects from South Korea and beyond, all united by ‘a practical and understated approach to design’
