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Elegant umbrella stands for stylish storage (and drip-free floors)
The umbrella stand deserves a comeback. These design classics blend nostalgic elegance with weather-ready function
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Furnished with midcentury classics, this Catskills hotel is the perfect retreat for design lovers
Deep in the forests of New York State, Piaule Catskill partnered with Design Within Reach to infuse its interiors with modernist design icons, crafting a serene, nature-filled escape
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Five emerging Mexican designers to know from Mexico City Art Week 2026
Merging the contemporary design canon with heritage, local vernacular and cultural symbols, these exciting designers are experimenting with furniture, lighting design and textiles
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Art meets furniture in UniFor’s new Milanese installation
As part of Milano MuseoCity, UniFor sets Francesco Somaini’s 1970s sculptures in dialogue with Aldo Rossi's furniture designs, exploring their respective urban visions (on view until 15 March 2026)
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Alexandre de Betak brings his light installation to a traditional Swiss barn
After debuting his new atelier in London with a dazzling light installation during Frieze 2025, Alexandre de Betak continues his exploration of light and perception in the Bernese Oberland, setting modular light panels and mirrors inside a traditional Swiss barn during Gstaad Art Week
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Nik Bentel's latest project is a surreal take on the supermarket trolley
The Lidl Trolley Bag by Nik Bentel is both ridiculous, playful, and highly desirable. Here's how to get yours
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Nordic Knots’ expressive new rug collection with Studio Mellone was inspired by Brazilian modernism and art deco ocean liners
The new collection, which launched today, blends a variety of bold influences. ‘Ultimately, we were designing rugs that I wanted to use,’ says designer Andre Mellone
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At this Milanese beauty studio, sleek surroundings and a delicious colour scheme transform the art of self-care
RedDuo's reimagining of Estea beauty studio in Milan transforms wellbeing into a sensory, artful experience
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‘Design isn't just about creating objects’: Simone Brewster on giving voice to identity, heritage and memory
To mark Simone Brewster's first museum show, Wallpaper* explores a practice shaped by material histories and cultural memory
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Flexform’s Groundpiece sofa turns 25 – and travels the world in interiors
Flexform's Groundpiece was conceived by Antonio Citterio in 2001 as a central element of a home. On the sofa's 25th anniversary, we look at its design's versatility through 25 interiors, from Hawaii to St Moritz
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Rudolph Schindler’s How House has undergone a striking interior restoration
Schindler’s 1925 landmark of early California modernism has been beautifully fitted out by designer Taska Cleveland, who preserved its historical integrity while layering in refined adaptations
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Canter into the Year of the Fire Horse with equestrian-inspired chic
Up the horsepower of your home and wardrobe this Lunar New Year and beyond with designs and accessories that are hot to trot
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This New York gallerist has temporarily relocated his office to London – and it's a beautiful chaos
For a month, Alex Tieghi-Walker of TIWA has moved his office to London, creating a mix of exhibition venue and functional workspace (on view until 7 March 2026)
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Raise a glass to these stylish champagne flutes
These beautifully designed, Wallpaper*-approved champagne glasses bring a touch of artistry to every sip
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An extraterrestrial-inspired playground lands in Belgium
Fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck boldly goes where no one has gone before with his otherworldly playground, 'Welcome Little Stranger'
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Zak + Fox's nostalgic new textile collection will take you to another time and place
With Qualia, the New York-based fabric company hopes to harness all of your senses
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Welcome to Bangkok’s The Norm, 42 stories up and designed to lounge
Wallpaper* speaks to Fritz Hansen’s Dario Reicherl about a new rooftop bar where furniture was the starting point of the design: ‘The chair comes first, and the architecture follows’
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A postcard from Stockholm’s design week 2026
The highlights you may have missed, from reimagined editions of historical designs to exhibitions spotlighting emerging Nordic talent
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The Parisian Agency gets a new look
Kretz Real Estate, fresh from Netflix's The Parisian Agency, unveils its first office inspired by the family's travel memories from Paris to Barcelona, from Trouville to Brazil, with a stop in New York
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'Not just a machine, but an architecture': a closer look at the moka, one of Italy's undisputed design icons
Fresh from its appearance on the stage at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, the stovetop coffee maker, or moka, is perhaps the ultimate Italian design icon, its enduring status a testament of its unique blend of aesthetic and functionality
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A closer look at the stage design of Bad Bunny’s sensational Super Bowl 2026 performance
Wallpaper* speaks with production designer Julio Himede of Yellow Studio about the epic sets. 'These little stories are very much part of Puerto Rican life, but also part of Benito’s life.’
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Lee Broom's immersive lighting illuminates a grand Mexican villa
For Mexico City Art Week, Lee Broom unveils ‘The Resident’, an installation of more than 50 lighting works (on view until 10 April 2026)
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Recently modernised, this château is like stepping onto a Jean Renoir set
Just south of Paris, architect and designer Katja Pargger took on the task of updating a classic ‘château Solognot’. Over ten years, the renovation remained elegant and restrained, yet full of surprises
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Winter Olympics opening ceremony: a celebration of Italian culture and creativity
How Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony alternated creativity, culture and spectacle through a celebration of Italian artistic excellences. Laura May Todd reports from Milan's San Siro Stadium
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A Frank Lloyd Wright birdhouse? How a father-daughter company redefined small-scale architecture
Founded by Nima and Mina Yadollahpour, Chirp Company designs architecturally inspired birdhouses for discerning feathered friends
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For Isamu Noguchi, New York City was the ultimate playground
A new show, now on view at the Noguchi Museum in Queens, explores the artist's relationship with the city he called home
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Technogym's Sand Stone range brings tactility and warmth to the home gym
The new collection’s exercise equipment is imagined to integrate elegantly into domestic interiors
