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The animals came in two by two, hurrah!
Jonathan Baldock’s ‘WYRD’ menagerie takes up residence at Scotland’s Jupiter Artland for the summer
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'We're all just waiting': What the tariffs actually mean for designers
From Los Angeles studios to Paris ateliers, six insiders reflect on rising costs, murky policies and the future of global design
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An exclusive look at Flos’ mesmerising short films from Euroluce, each a love letter to lighting
Formafantasma and Nicolò Terraneo’s series of videos showcasing Flos’ new lighting designs are ‘a beautiful piece of creative direction’
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New York Design Week 2025: live updates from the Wallpaper* team
Now through 21 May, design is taking over the Big Apple. Here's the latest news, launches and other goings-on from NYCxDesign, as seen by Wallpaper* editors.
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11 things that caught our eye at Clerkenwell Design Week 2025
The Wallpaper* team bring you highlights from London’s Clerkenwell Design Week (20-22 May) – from public installations to product launches and a biscuit bar
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Aberto’s first international show celebrates Brazilian design in Paris at a modernist gem
Brazilian exhibition platform Aberto takes over modernist properties for art and design showcases. As it brings its concept to Europe, Wallpaper* is at Maison La Roche to explore South American icons
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These scented candles-turned-goblets are a masterclass in biomorphic design
The Cargo collection from Objets Mito is inspired by biology, employing organic shapes and motifs
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Shelter, a New York Design Week newcomer, offers freedom and flexibility
'We’re building the show we wish existed,' says its co-founder.
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Five things we loved at ICFF this year
From ceramic sconces to inflatables, here's the furniture and lighting that caught our eye
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How does your garden glow? Lodes debuts outdoor lighting
The Venice-based lighting specialist launches high-performance but decorative outdoor lighting
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London Craft Week 2025 highlights – what to see this weekend
London Craft Week 2025 (until 18 May) brings together some 1,000 established and emerging makers. Here is everything we saw and loved so you don't miss a thing
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Erasers become architectural illusions at Gallery Fumi
London duo Study O Portable unveil 'Rubber Rocks', trompe-l’œil furniture made from erasers, exploring themes of materiality, memory and architectural decay
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This Manhattan apartment and studio is a shrine to art
This New York artist's home is both comfortable and flexible, acting as a studio and a showcase for his work and collected pieces. We take a tour for our interiors series, The Inside Story
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FMG’s technical ceramics, an astronaut, and a brave new world: watch the campaign
With its Live New Worlds campaign, FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti, Italy’s premium porcelain stoneware specialist, explores new strata of creativity
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This exhibition of Black women artists explores the meaning of making
‘There are a lot of people who are designers, but very few people who are makers.’
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Liberty at 150: a history of the brand in 10 objects
Liberty is marking its 150th anniversary; to celebrate, we remember products and prints that helped make the department store the cultural touchpoint it is today
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Gubi brings back Pierre Paulin’s space-age ‘F300’ chair, where tech meets craft
Wallpaper* speaks with Gubi CEO Marie Schmidt to learn how the Danish brand’s team of ‘furniture detectives’ brought Pierre Paulin’s 1965 ‘F300’ chair back to life
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A Frank Lloyd Wright lamp broke auction record at Sotheby’s – fetching $7.5 million
The architect's ‘Double-Pedestal’ lamp, which was designed for the Dana House in 1903, has become his most valuable work ever offered at auction
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Who is design’s ‘in’ crowd? This pocket-sized new show takes a look
‘Outside/In’ at Lyle Gallery in downtown Manhattan highlights the perks of being a wallflower
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The jewellery designers turning their hand to homeware
Three jewellery designers apply their delicate eye for detail to homeware and furniture design, creating elegant pieces that stay true to their individuality
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What not to miss at NYCxDesign 2025, according to our editors
From mega furniture fairs to can't-miss parties, here's what to catch at North America's biggest celebration of design
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Ten outdoor furniture ranges we love
Our round-up of outdoor furniture brings together work by leading designers and studios, blending contemporary forms with enduring materials designed to elevate open-air living
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Build your own library with Assouline’s new collection inspired by treasured family heirlooms
Known for its luxury travel books Assouline announces the new 'Library Collection' featuring home objects from bookends, a magnifying glass, home fragrances and more
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Pierre Yovanovitch unveils a furniture collection rooted in his fashion-design past
Été 25, an effortless collection of furniture and lighting, evokes the runway and sunnier days ahead
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Tatjana von Stein brings easy elegance to the terrace restaurant at Mallorca's Hotel Corazón
Wallpaper* visits designer Tatjana von Stein’s latest project – a sun-soaked terrace restaurant set against Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains
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Jony Ive’s LoveFrom creates a new look for San Francisco’s much-loved architectural bookshop
LoveFrom has unveiled a new graphic identity and typeface for William Stout Architectural Books, a mainstay of the city’s architecture and design community for over 50 years
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‘Boom: Art and Design in the 1940s’ explores the creative resilience of the decade
Noguchi and Nakashima are among those who found expression and innovation in the adversity of the 1940s; take a walk through the Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition
