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Here’s what to see at NYCxDesign 2026, according to our editorsMark your calendars and start your engines, because New York's biggest design celebration is back, 14-20 May. Here's what to see
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Edra takes the sofa in a more flexible new direction – give it a spinBespoke Partnership
With the ‘Anywhere’ sofa by Francesco Binfaré, presented at Milan Design Week and complete with rotating backrests, the brand pushes the boundaries of modular design
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Joris Laarman is reimagining design’s relationship with natureThe Dutch designer’s exhibition at Friedman Benda in New York (until 24 July 2026) suggests a future in which furniture can provide a resting place for non-human life, too
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The new Fornasetti store in Milan is a tactile delightThe Italian furniture brand unveiled its newly renovated flagship store during Milan Design Week, designed to act as a living organism
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The late, great Pauline Deltour is honoured with an exhibition at the newly revamped MADD BordeauxDesigned by Konstantin Grcic and Caroline Perret, ‘Pauline Deltour: An Apparent Simplicity’ (until 21 September 2026) is one of the inaugural exhibitions of the reborn Musée Des Arts Décoratifs Et Du Design
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Discover Andrea Branzi through the eyes of his friend, Toyo Ito, at a major new exhibitionBespoke Partnership
Conceived by Branzi’s long-term friend and collaborator, the exhibition at Triennale Milano offers a fluid, personal reading while tracing a career that reshaped contemporary design
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The story of Chandigarh furnitureHow a furniture commission for the new city of Chandigarh, India, resulted in some of the most important designs of mid-century modernism
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Come into our parlour, it’s time to play perfectly designed gamesThese sophisticated games up the ante in the post-prandial parlour pastime department
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Milan Design Week by night: the best parties from a week of designFrom a dinner on the stage of La Scala to a late party with Honey Dijon on the decks, these are some of our favourite after-dark happenings at Milan Design Week 2026
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The Design Drop: 10 launches we couldn’t stop thinking about this monthWe spotlight the month’s most exciting new products, bringing you a curated edit of objects that represent the best in design today
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Sound stole the show at Milan Design Week 2026: what does it mean for the future of interiors?Across the fair, a huge amount of spaces and launches were dedicated to sound, from immersive listening rooms to musical furniture and DJ consoles. We ask four experts about the role of sound in the future of interior design
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Patricia Urquiola’s modular sauna reimagines medieval architectureAt Salone del Mobile 2026, Italian wellness brand Effe united with Patricia Urquiola on ‘Baluar’, a new sauna and hammam collection
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Who were Les Lalanne? A guide to the world's most collectible duoWallpaper* explores the appeal of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne whose captivating objects and furnishings keep breaking each other’s auction records.
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The new interior design trends we spotted at Salone del Mobile 2026Four interior design trends to look out for in 2026 and beyond, from lacquer infiltrating soft furnishings to sculptural tables and maximalist wallcoverings
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Deirdre Dyson’s latest rug collection has landed in stores – and it’s her most unpredictable yetFrom kaleidoscopic geometrics to tactile silk curves, ‘Mélange’ embraces a spirit of creative spontaneity
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At Prada Home in Milan, Theaster Gates weaves a story of cultures and rituals through objectsAt Prada Home in Milan, Theaster Gates works through clay, assembling a cabinet of chawan – tea bowls shaped by ritual – where origin gives way to transmission
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The best Japanese design from Milan Design Week 2026Discover the best of Japanese design from Milan Design Week and Salone del Mobile 2026, showcasing innovative designs from established brands and emerging designers (and including the latest work from the Japanese master of modern bathtub design)
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Milan Design Week 2026: everything the Wallpaper* team saw in MilanAll the news from Salone Del Mobile and Milan Design Week (20-26 April 2026). Follow our team to Milan to discover the latest furniture launches, installations, collaborations, places to visit and more
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In Hannes Peer’s new furniture for SEM, wood holds more than surface valueThe South Tyrolean designer has created a collection of furniture composed of carved-wood bas-reliefs for the Milanese brand
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Giacomo Moor gives this Salone del Mobile fair booth a second lifeThe Milan-based designer Giacomo Moor has devised a novel construction system that will allow QuadroDesign’s Salone del Mobile 2026 booth to be repurposed as a public restroom in rural Zambia
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Seven experiential installations to see, hear, smell and interact with in MilanAttention please, these spaces populated by self-playing instruments, a pink maze, a mythical garden and wafting foliage are all trying to tell us something at Milan Design Week
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Hästens and Ferris Rafauli want to change the way you sleepTwo new ‘sleep instruments’ from the Swedish bedmaker make the case that what you lie on at night is the hidden variable behind how you live your days
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Rosewood’s ‘Objects That Speak, a conversation continued with Andrea Branzi’ gets Milan Design Week talkingBespoke Partnership
Rosewood’s immersive installation explores design as a reflection of place, bringing together works by Andrea Branzi and a global roster of contemporary designers, artists and makers
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This metallic, minimalist diner shows a different side to SicilyA Palermo diner by Didea proves that Sicily’s architectural story is far from finished – trading sun-bleached antiquity for stainless steel and red neon
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The Iittala x Pokémon collaboration is a nod to the 1990sIittala celebrates Pokémon’s birthday with a collection that sits at the intersection of pop culture and everyday ritual
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What is Contract? Everything you need to know about Salone 2027’s biggest innovationSalone Contract 2027 was announced earlier this year as one of Salone del Mobile’s major shake-ups under the presidency of Maria Porro; here, we explain everything about the global design fair’s newest project, led by OMA
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Rosewood’s Milan Design Week debut offers calm amid ‘the craziness’, says curator Deyan SudjicA quiet installation honouring Andrea Branzi traces the hotel group’s evolving relationship with design
