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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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Five new outdoor furniture collections that are patio-perfect for spring 2026
With brighter days on the horizon, we turn our attention to elevating our gardens, terraces and balconies with 2026’s most covetable outdoor furniture releases
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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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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
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Patricia Urquiola’s Swiss mountain residences are warm, cosy and free of Alpine pastiche
The Maya residences in Andermatt fuse contemporary minimalism with tactile warmth, reinterpreting Alpine tradition through light-filled spaces, rich natural materials and sculptural details
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This film captures Michael Anastassiades’ most iconic design, and the intricate craft behind its making
Watch how the designer’s ‘Mobile Chandelier’ is assembled like a small universe with craftsmanship and hand precision
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The Cooper Hewitt announces its 2026 National Design Awards recipients – and diversity triumphs
As the Smithsonian comes under White House scrutiny, this year’s honourees –from an Appalachian craft school to a Mexican architect – prove that diverse ideas are clear winners
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Discover a calming ‘library’ dedicated to craft at Collect design fair
At Collect 2026 in London, Tola Ojuolape’s Collectors’ Lounge is a flexible, tactile space for exploration, conversation and co-working, imagined as an homage to the traditional library
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You can now get your hands on Gaudí’s original furniture designs
BD Barcelona has reissued a collection of Antoni Gaudí’s furniture, which he originally designed for two of his most notable buildings
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Lumina celebrates 50 years of the iconic ‘Daphine’ lamp
Bespoke Partnership
Born from an idea by Tommaso Cimini, the aesthetic appeal of the lamp remains relevant today
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Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2026 shortlist reveals 30 fantastic feats
The Loewe Foundation has announced the shortlist for the ninth edition of its Craft Prize, selecting 30 finalists from more than 5,100 submissions. Wallpaper* takes a look at the list
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Peek inside Victoria Yakusha's otherworldly new gallery in the Miami Design District
The Ukrainian architect blends homages to her native country and Miami's lush landscapes in her first-ever US outpost
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All about Verner Panton, the designer who made modernism fun
As Vitra and Verner Panton Design AG mark the Danish architect's 100th birthday, Wallpaper* revisits his defining works – from Kom Igen and the Panton Chair to Visiona and beyond
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Inside House of Santal, a new Manhattan gallery devoted exclusively to South Asian design
Amid a sea of galleries focused on American and European work, the new platform, founded by Raksha Sanikam, is highlighting talents from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and more
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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)
