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How Isamu Noguchi's Akari lanterns became interior design’s favourite fixturesThe American artist’s paper lanterns are nothing short of illuminating, 75 years after he created the first designs
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‘There’s something for everyone, whether you smoke weed or not’: Seth Rogen on Houseplant’s latest developmentsWallpaper* caught up with Houseplant founder Seth Rogen, on the occasion of the brand’s latest collaboration with Droplet to launch a new scent burner
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Black design isn't a monolith, as London's Design Museum's new exhibition reminds us'The Nue Black Aesthetic' (until 8 August 2026) considers the people and histories shaping Black design today, and where it might evolve
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Want an escape from AI slop? Head to Collectible, an avant-garde design fair, happening in New York this weekendCollectible is back in New York through Sunday 8 November. Here's what to expect from the showcase, staged in a former AMC cinema
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Christopher John Rogers teams up with The Rug Company: 'There's a larger visual language that we're developing'The new collection, called The Studio, is a sophisticated meditation on the creative process. Shop it now
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With a first monograph, design duo Formafantasma offer an honest look backAs the Italian design studio’s new book is released, co-founder Simone Farresin reveals the moment the meaning of design changed for him – plus what’s on his own bookshelf
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Ones to watch: Betyle Studio searches for a talisman in every projectThe Marseille-based studio investigates history and archives to inform its interior design work
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The new Palace flagship in London is a cathedral to skate cultureDesigned by Seoul-based designer Steve Oh, the new Palace skateboards flagship in London's Soho is a community-building space and an opportunity to display the history of the brand
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A new rug collection by Layered and Tom Morris reinterprets Britain’s textile traditions through Scandinavian craftDrawing on his English and Welsh heritage, Morris weaves a new craft narrative with Swedish design brand Layered
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Aya Moug's papyrus furniture connects her Egyptian roots with contemporary designWorking with papyrus, Egyptian designer Aya Moug creates furniture that is both contemporary in aesthetic and innovative in its use of material. Her work is now part of Design Doha (5 November 2026 - 31 January 2027)
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Sabine Marcelis brings 15 years of light and colour to her Zurich show‘Light and Color’, the designer’s first museum exhibition, brings cast-resin cubes, Ikea donuts, and a mirrored room of giant lava lamps to Museum für Gestaltung Zürich (30 October 2026 – 4 April 2027)
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Sabine Marcelis’ lava lamp world is in the pink – and you can buy a piece of itThe Dutch artist and designer collaborates with lava lamp founder Mathmos on a limited-edition bubblegum pink lava lamp and an installation at her new exhibition
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Designing for the modern office: Brunner and Doshi Levien launch a flexible furniture collectionAt Orgatec 2026, Brunner and Doshi Levien present the ‘Session’ collection, a series of flexible furniture elements that respond to the needs of a contemporary workspace
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Los Angeles hopes the stars will align for their third shot at Olympic glory in 2028LA unveils its Olympic slogan, Stars Align, and reveals more details about the branding behind the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
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How Aldo Bakker's ambiguous designs merge sculpture and functionAldo Bakker's latest exhibition, titled ‘Strangely Familiar’, is currently on view in Amsterdam at Looiersgracht 60 until 23 December 2026. Nick Vinson spoke to the designer about materials and forms
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Look closely: This table actually tells a story about geopoliticsUsing intricate bands of sand and powdered glass, designer Fernando Mastrangelo creates furnishings that evoke the majesty of contested landscapes
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A new memoir takes us behind the scenes of Robert Wilson’s creative universeWallpaper* talks to actor and writer Keith McDermott, who was tasked with assembling and helping to articulate eight decades of Wilson tales in ‘The Space Behind the Face’, a memoir of the theatre director and artist
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A bank vault in Brooklyn holds a new kind of treasure: incredible rugsProduced by Radnor Made, Mexican artist Lucas Cantú’s Laberintos rug collection recalls the craggy city grids of Mesoamerica
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How filmmakers recreated the mundane-yet-chilling suburban interiors of ‘To Catch a Predator’‘Primetime’ chronicles television presenter Chris Hansen as he hosts one of America’s most-watched programmes. Here, production designer Alex DiGerlando discusses the early-aughts interiors, hidden cameras and photographic references behind Lance Oppenheim’s thriller starring Robert Pattinson
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Tour a minimalist Brooklyn duplex inside a former babka factoryA creative couple spent eight years meticulously renovating their Williamsburg apartment. Now it serves as their home and a living showroom for their furniture brand, Studio Seitz
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Marfa Stance’s debut furniture is dressed in Gee’s Bend quiltsThe British outerwear brand makes its first foray into furniture with a series of seats designed by Stephen Kenn Studio and upholstered in Gee’s Bend quilts
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How do you create a design to last for a 1,000 years?'Interlude' by London design studio Nebbia is a sculptural gathering place that is part of New Zealand's Paererewā, designed to last 1,000 years and imagined to foster the art of connection
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Amman Design Week amplifies creative voices from across the regionAmman Design Week 2026 returned after a seven-year hiatus, highlighting not only the talent and craft from the wider region, but crucially also the people, histories and contexts that contribute to design
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Highlights from Dutch Design Week 2026: 'Eindhoven isn’t a backdrop, it’s a co-curator'The fair, now on view until until 25 October, is a celebration of rebellious design spirits everywhere. Here are the best things we saw
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For its debut boutique, cult slipper brand Le Monde Béryl puts its best foot forwardWith references that range from Venice to David Lynch, this enveloping New York boutique, with interiors by Tutto Bene and Silka Rittson-Thomas, feels like a sophisticated art gallery
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This Montreal townhouse offers a contemporary take on art deco and sculptural furnishingsAtelier Barda finds inspiration in Montreal's art deco heritage to transform an Outremont townhouse, filling it with local contemporary designs
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Discover five sinister designs for Halloween – if you dareFrom blood-dripping tumblers to reptilian rings and ghostly lamps, explore our spooky selection
