Design & Interiors

Sculpted from brass, handcrafted in India, and totally refillable, the Kayla Lighter by Los Angeles design brand Dumæ is designed to be displayed just as much as it is used

By Tianna Williams Published 23 August 26

As Pedro Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' hits the cinema at the end of the month, Wallpaper* speaks to art director Antxón Gómez, who has worked on 13 of Almodóvar’s films over the past three decades, on how the Spanish director's cinematic universe is crafted through furniture and design

By Agnish Ray Published 23 August 26

Here are our best bathroom design ideas for 2027: elevate your wellness space with wood panelling, serene colour palettes and unexpected material combination

By Rosa Bertoli Published 22 August 26

Architectural historian Adam Štěch reflects on the work of the legendary American designer

By Adam Štěch Published 21 August 26

The new ‘Dori’ collection by Doshi Levien for Danish brand Hay is inspired by the tactility of embroidered Indian fabrics and informed by the studio's extensive colour research

By Léa Teuscher Published 20 August 26

Dubbed ‘the Queen of Plastic’, Anna Castelli Ferrieri is best known for co-founding the Italian furniture brand Kartell. Here is everything you need to know about her trailblazing works

By Francesca Perry Published 19 August 26

The 'Made x Barbican' collection turns the London brutalist landmark's signature architectural elements into a series of contemporary furniture pieces

By Léa Teuscher Published 17 August 26

Mingei, the 1920s Japanese folk-art revival, presented a new way of viewing objects and new aesthetic values. Here, we unpack what underpins this movement and its enduring relevancy in contemporary society

By Kanae Hasegawa Published 16 August 26

Hye The Store is a new design boutique in Copenhagen offering objects from South Korea and beyond, all united by ‘a practical and understated approach to design’

By Léa Teuscher Published 15 August 26

Our guide to the boldest names working across residential, hospitality and beyond – and the projects that made their reputations

By Anna Solomon Last updated 14 August 26

Search for the hashtag #typographictourism, and discover creative director Yorgo Tloupas’ celebration of the lost art of signmaking

By Yorgo Tloupas Published 14 August 26

Andu Masebo and Lisa Reiser are among seven artists and designers bringing their distinctive approaches to a new Ikea collection that asks what art in the home can be

By Ali Morris Published 13 August 26

Wallpaper* dives deep into The Weeknd’s ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ world, where ash, chrome and collapse shape the spectacle

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 12 August 26

The ‘Panton Cubes’ kits, to be launched by Vitra during London Design Festival 2026, take their cues from the designer’s 1970s toy series

By Léa Teuscher Published 12 August 26

Brud Studia designed the Australian optometrist office, which steps away from behaving like a traditional retail space and instead is inspired by a fictional character who wants you to make yourself at home

By Tianna Williams Published 11 August 26

UK-based Urn Studios releases its first US collection, which saw seven artists reinterpret the urn as an object of identity, intimacy and enduring design

By Shawn Adams Published 8 August 26

Restored terracotta and polished stainless steel meet in this Malasaña apartment by Archive for Space – ‘grandmotherly’ heritage and industrial edge, perfectly balanced

By Anna Solomon Published 7 August 26

Wallpaper* speaks to Michele De Lucchi, newly appointed Creative Director of the Triennale Milano, on his vision for the future of the institution, and the key role of design in a rapidly changing world

By Rosa Bertoli Published 7 August 26

Drawing from his South Asian and British background, the 'Queer Eye' star has created a collection of furniture, lighting and home accessories for Castlery

By Rosa Bertoli Published 6 August 26

Raise a glass to colour with our edit of brilliantly bright designs for summer entertaining

By Anna Solomon Last updated 4 August 26

Conceived in 1970, Pierre Paulin's Dune seating landscape is part of Fred Again.. and Latin Mafia's collaborative mixtape, '9 months & 50 hours', recorded at LagoAlgo in Mexico City, with a spatial installation by Paulin, Paulin, Paulin

By Rosa Bertoli Published 3 August 26

The handcrafted Brickle promises to stash and sort even the largest collection of Lego bricks, streamlining piece selection, creative play and keeping floors clear of painful hazards

By Jonathan Bell Published 3 August 26

After rescuing Dansk from bankruptcy, Form Portfolios is returning the beloved Danish-American brand to its roots

By Ali Morris Published 2 August 26

The new ‘Kompishäng’ collection includes foldable, stackable, multifunctional and lightweight furniture and accessories, designed for the realities of renting and moving in the city

By Tianna Williams Published 1 August 26