Design & Interiors

Distilled into a single letter atop a pole or on the side of a building, the McDonald's arches are a throwback to a forgotten era of cinematic, aspirational roadside architecture

By Jonathan Bell Published 15 July 26

Bespoke Partnership

The Italian company explores a seamless approach to outdoor living through immersive installations, expanded collections and a new collaboration with French architect Maxime d'Angeac

By Gavin Hastings Published 15 July 26

The president’s newly announced team includes designer Michele de Lucchi, who will lead the Museo del Design Italiano with a focus on craftsmanship

By Laura May Todd Published 14 July 26

Ivan Chermayeff's 1960s MoMA logo combines bold graphical simplicity and intellectual rigour

By Jonathan Bell Published 12 July 26

The Labirinto Borges, part of the Giorgio Cini Foundation, reopens in Venice this week after an extensive renovation

By Thea Hawlin Published 12 July 26

Thomas Fisk Goff and his Crescent Sign Company created the Hollywood sign in 1923. We take a look at this enduring icon of American graphic design

By Jonathan Bell Published 11 July 26

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Interior stylist Melanie Lissack explores the role of light as a design material, using Govee’s ‘Lantern Floor Lamp’ to shape mood and create a more atmospheric approach to contemporary living

By Gavin Hastings Published 10 July 26

Studio Iro's brief was almost paradoxical: in this three-storey London home, the designers resisted the urge to over-curate, layering indigo tones, tactile limewash and the clients' existing modernist furniture

By Anna Solomon Published 10 July 26

Ron Gilad transforms the lighting brand’s Milan showroom into a journey of illuminated curiosity and discovery

By Cristina Kiran Piotti Published 10 July 26

These outdoor showers are perfect to combat extreme heat (or equip your garden for the summer), combining refined design with a practical purpose

By Rosa Bertoli Published 10 July 26

Fuelled by a tech nostalgia and austere futurism, we look at the story of Paul Rand's IBM logo

By Jonathan Bell Published 9 July 26

Ahead of Donald Judd’s 2028 centennial, Cunningham Cameron talks Marfa archives and the legacy of Judd design

By Julie Baumgardner Published 8 July 26

The Los Angeles hotel’s storied past is reflected in its timeless logo, a typemark set in calligraphic strokes that invoke a script first used by biblical scribes

By Kevin EG Perry Published 8 July 26

The appointment to the newly created role of ‘Lead R&D Fellows, Ecology’ is part of a wider shift of cultural institutions towards a collaborative approach between disciplines

By Debika Ray Published 8 July 26

Launched today, the British designer's new furniture range brings together dining tables carved like fossils, weighty timber consoles and lounge chairs that collapse in on themselves

By Anna Solomon Published 7 July 26

With its new audio system, Tylko wants to take screens out of the listening experience

By Tianna Williams Published 7 July 26

From its distinctive shade of blue to the hand-drawn lettering resembling a hot-stamped letterpress typeface, the Tiffany & Co logo is an enduring American icon

By Rosa Bertoli Published 7 July 26

Last week we launched our annual list of the talents that make up America’s creative landscape. But what exactly is it? And who is on it? Here’s everything you need to know

By Wallpaper* Published 6 July 26

In the 1960s, Ray Gotto's New York Mets logo emerged as a balm for the brokenhearted: Anne Quito explores the genesis of one of the city's most beloved brand identities

By Anne Quito Published 6 July 26

A heat wave accompanied the revelrous opening days of the Design Parade festival, magnifying focus on the proudly regional festival’s question of how to live in the Mediterranean

By Harriet Thorpe Published 4 July 26

We present the best posters from six decades of Montreux Jazz and explore a new photography book, The Elegance of Time, dedicated to the performers

By Jonathan Bell Published 3 July 26

Our annual list of the movers and shakers in the US creative scene

By Wallpaper* Published 3 July 26

Born from a doodle sketched from the back of a cab, Milton Glaser's I ❤️ NY became one of the most successful, popular and beloved logos in history. Glaser expert Anne Quito explores its genesis and enduring legacy

By Anne Quito Published 3 July 26

Rising 860 feet above one of Manhattan's most storied streets, this 52-storey tower trades density for restraint, with just 26 full-floor and duplex homes designed by Norm Architects and furnished by Molteni&C

By Anna Solomon Published 3 July 26