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A comprehensive guide to the Oscar nominees for production design
The creatives behind this year's remarkable film sets explain how they all came to fruition: ‘Our work is at its best when it goes unnoticed'
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This new east London design gallery is selling Jasper Morrison and Michael Marriott-designed objects for under £30
Unit.d sells everyday objects produced by local designers, all available to buy and take home immediately
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A 1920s beach buggy is among our favourite finds at TEFAF 2026
Don’t miss modern furniture by Gerrit Rietveld, Osvaldo Borsani and Zaha Hadid at TEFAF Maastricht 2026
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Famed designer Robert Stilin opens a handsomely curated salon of art and design in New York
Interior designer Robert Stilin invites clients and designers into his world within a new gallery space in NoMad
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After years of recovering the objects he designed for it, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House opens exactly as he envisioned
‘Collecting Ourselves’ showcases Wright’s original interior objects for the Martin House in Buffalo, painstakingly restored after being dispersed across the US
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Zara Home’s new decor collection with Colin King will make your home look straight out of a magazine
The celebrated stylist has unveiled a set of perfectly timeless home accessories that look plucked from the shelves of a European antique shop. They’re ‘objects that don’t shout but don’t disappear either’
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London design studio YY is using an enquiring mindset to carve a new path
We visit the London studio of Francisco Gaspar and Tawanda Chiweshe of YY as they tell us about the next chapter: ‘We are pushing people to think beyond this trap of the perfect thing’
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Christie’s new rostrum by Jony Ive and LoveFrom is ‘a modest object that celebrates craft and material’
The new rostrum, crafted in oak by Benchmark, made its debut on 5 March 2026 to mark the auction house's 260th year
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A cult 1990s homeware brand makes a comeback – and its kitsch designs are dividing opinion
South African brand Carrol Boyes is gaining international attention with its surreal homeware, eliciting both admiration and debate among design enthusiasts
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This biophilic workspace in east London feels anything but corporate
Conductor, a new workspace in Stratford, reimagines the office as a hospitality-inspired, nature-infused environment where design takes precedence
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Matter and Shape 2026 saw collectible design through a humorous lens
The third edition of the Parisian design fair featured pavilion architecture by JA Projects and displays by the likes of Herzog & de Meuron and Georg Jensen
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On a high: tour this New York apartment founded on art
Gallery Studiotwentyseven owners Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska take us inside the Herzog & de Meuron-designed Tribeca Jenga Building to discover their art-filled apartment
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Unwrap Hella Jongerius’ fascinating creative universe, as her archives go on view at Vitra Design Museum
A new exhibition offers insight into the influential designer’s multifaceted practice as she takes a deep dive in a fresh direction, fuelled by anger, joy and experience – she tells us more
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This 1960s mobile home in ‘America’s most glamorous trailer park’ went from outdated to adorable
A dilapidated unit in the bohemian Malibu Beach Trailer Park has been transformed by Alana Marie Interiors into an enviable oceanfront retreat
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The April 2026 Global Interiors issue of Wallpaper* is on sale now and opening doors from Las Vegas to Gujarat
Join us for a world tour of modernist marvels, contemporary design wonders, and covetable collectibles in the April 2026 issue, on newsstands
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Devon Turnbull reveals audiophile ‘listening furniture’, because ‘music is the closest thing to magic’
Artist and audio engineer Devon Turnbull has created Japanese tearoom-inspired ‘listening furniture’ for Karimoku: step inside their Sound House in Tokyo until 5 June 2026
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Milanese brand San Lorenzo is showing off the family silver – and a rare chance to buy it
Discover sought-after San Lorenzo silver objects by Italian design legends including Afra and Tobia Scarpa, Lella and Massimo Vignelli, and Franco Albini and Franca Helg, available exclusively from Abask
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Byredo and Iittala launch a poetic collection inspired by Nordic light
Ljus by Byredo and Iittala is a limited-edition glass collection that makes light, scent and ritual come together in an experiential concept
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Colin King makes his furniture debut for Audo with a bookcase that steps away from the sidelines
Wallpaper* speaks to the interiors stylist and designer on his first foray into furniture design with Audo
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Holly Hunt's latest collection signals an evolution for the legacy brand
Wallpaper* speaks to Holly Hunt executive creative director Jo Annah Kornak and design director Chris Eitel about evolving a legacy brand without losing its identity
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Kirkby takes Transport for London upholstery from carriage seat to contemporary interior
Eight archival TfL patterns – originally conceived as functional public art by artists such as Enid Marx and Marion Dorn – have been reimagined as sumptuous velvets by textile brand Kirkby
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Molteni & C’s 2026 outdoor collection gracefully welcomes the return of spring
As spring springs, the Italian brand unveils its new collection, led by Vincent Van Duysen: a cohesive system of refined, technically sophisticated furnishings which extend the ethos of the home outdoors
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A drafting table for Daniel Arsham is a dream piece of bespoke studio equipment
Artist Daniel Arsham has commissioned the ultimate creative station from Caliper: the result is this dashing drafting table
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Set designer Misty Buckley on reshaping the BRIT Awards with a multi-stage set
Wallpaper* sits down with set designer Misty Buckley to find out what it takes to create a stage for one of the UK’s biggest nights in music
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The family home in ‘Sentimental Value’ is a silent character that carries the story
From Ikea furniture and Scandinavian design icons to patterned 1930s wallpaper, Jørgen Stangebye Larsen's set for the Borg family home helps shape a story of grief, family trauma and history. Step inside…
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Ones to Watch: Studio CoPain’s bread furniture isn’t a want, but a knead
The multidisciplinary French studio celebrates the craft of cooking, creating desirable objects that look good enough to eat
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Tableware every aspiring minimalist should own
Our edit of minimalist tableware celebrates purposeful simplicity, featuring pieces that are refined, intentional and stylish through clarity rather than embellishment
