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A breathtaking exhibition celebrating modernism’s transatlantic ties soars above Manhattan
Curated by interior designer Andre Mellone, 'Crossed Trajectories' at Galerie Gabriel's penthouse explores connections between nomadic post-war creatives Jean Royère, Roberto Platé and more
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Sculptural, design-led napkin rings for festive tables
The simple napkin ring harbours the potential to bring a stylish punch of personality to any table setting
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How Peter Saville came to art direct the best of contemporary culture
From Peter Saville's first steps with Factory Records and legendary album designs to his later work in art and fashion: we chart the history of the British art director
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Teklan and Ikea bring colour, curves and nostalgia to speakers and lamps
Pattern-wrapped speakers, soft-serve lamps – and clever combos of the two – star in Swedish designer Teklan’s new Ikea collection. Take an exclusive first look
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Is this Paris' most design-focused holiday shop?
Shop weird and wonderful design and fashion at this playful, postmodern exhibition from Item Idem, where commerce, culture and humour intersect
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Samuel Collins’ stone sculptures capture the raw and rugged nature of the British landscape
The British artist and sculptor presents 'Silence Split', a series of stone sculptures which presents an abstract take on the horizontal and vertical landscape
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A postcard from Irish Design Week 2025
How Ireland's collaborative design culture, from Kilkenny's 60-year legacy to island circularity offers an expansive model for the future
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Gergei Erdei’s furniture collection with Porta Romana is inspired by treasured family heirlooms
Working closely with the British furniture and lighting company, artist and designer Gergei Erdei drew inspiration from his grandmother’s jewellery box to create a furniture collection that has an air of antiquity
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Discover the brands redefining the marijuana experience through design
Contemporary brands have made efforts to redesign the experience of marijuana: these the names to look out for
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Wallpaper* Gift Guides: What our director of digital content, Charlotte Gunn, has on her wishlist this year
From the year's most-anticipated music biography to stacks of vinyl, these goodies will help you unwind and unplug
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Gio Ponti: the complete visionary
Architect, designer, writer and eternal optimist, Gio Ponti brought light, colour and joy to the modern world – uniting Italy's artistic past with its industrial future.
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Itinerant design fair Nomad lands in Abu Dhabi's Zayed International Airport
Nomad brings new life to an iconic Abu Dhabi building, marking a new point of arrival (or departure?) for collectible design in the region
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Work in Process, episode three: in the studio with botanical designer-artist Marcin Rusak
In this video series, Wallpaper* discovers the processes by which creative visionaries bring their work to life. Here, we head to the outskirts of Warsaw, where Rusak turns plant matter into stunning designs
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Aussie vibes meet Parisian grandeur? This Sydney apartment pulls off the unlikely combination
Longtime clients of Dylan Farrell Design trusted the studio to go bold with the gut renovation of their Sydney flat – now an intriguing study in contrasts
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Inside the new Conservatory at RH England, Aynho Park
RH unveils a conservatory dining space at its English estate and design showcase, featuring a bespoke chandelier designed by Anouska Hempel
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The Pyramids have a rival – monumental stone sculptures pop up in Giza
On the Giza Plateau, as part of Art d’Egypte’s ‘Forever is Now 05’, Studio Proba and SolidNature unveil sculptures celebrating geological colour, structural ingenuity and calibrated form
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You can soon buy Keith Haring's Luna Luna carousel seats
Gufram has partnered with the Keith Haring Foundation to reissue two of Haring's carousel seats from the 1980s theme park
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Brit Awards 2026 reveal trophy design by Matthew Williamson
The Brit Awards 2026 will take place in Manchester on 28 February: here’s a first look at the awards trophy, designed by Mancunian designer Matthew Williamson
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A restored 1950s Rome theatre raises its curtain in collaboration with Poltrona Frau
Teatro della Cometa was given a refresh by architect Fabio Tudisco, with new seating by Poltrona Frau to accommodate contemporary viewing
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Kohler unveils ‘Pearlized’, an iridescent new bathroom finish with an under-the-sea backstory
Artist David Franklin was inspired by glimmering fish scales and sunsets for this mesmerising debut
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MillerKnoll's renovated flagship in New York opens doors to design experiences
The new MillerKnoll New York gallery space makes its debut with Keiji Takeuchi’s ‘Walking Sticks & Canes’ exhibition, supported by Triennale Milano
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Mark+Fold turns ten with first Shoreditch pop-up
British stationery brand Mark+Fold celebrates ten years in business with a Brick Lane pop-up featuring new products, small-batch editions and conversations with creatives
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USM and Alexander May Studio present a monochrome meditation on the modern workspace
These six flexible workspaces ‘encourage clarity of thought, calm, and self-definition’, says New York designer Alexander May of his partnership with the modular furniture brand
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Nathalie Du Pasquier, Peter Shire and Barbara Stauffacher Solomon create exclusive artworks for Riso Club
Glasgow print studio Risotto celebrates the 100th issue of its monthly Riso Club – a hand-printed, hand-posted subscription that has grown from a small artist exchange into a global community
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Salone del Mobile: tickets, timings and locations for Milan Design Week
Here is your expert guide to Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone: how to get to the fair, and what to see across the city
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Once overrun with florals, this old Hudson farmhouse is now a sprawling live-work artist’s retreat
Built in the 1700s, this Hudson home has been updated into a vast creative compound for a creative, yet still exudes the ‘unbuttoned’ warmth of its first life as a flower farm
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How VCUarts Qatar is weaving local roots into global creative conversations
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Through the university's arts, design, and humanities programmes, dean Amir Berbić is spearheading a unique blend of heritage and future-forward thinking for students to create a design language that captures Qatar’s continually shifting cultural landscape
