Features

In the 1960s, Ray Gotto's New York Mets logo emerged as a balm for the brokenhearted: Anne Quito explores the genesis of one of the city's most beloved brand identities

By Anne Quito Published 6 July 26

The American artist cinematically captures moments of stillness and peace in her beautifully rendered oil paintings

By Hannah Silver Published 6 July 26

IBM Research, Universal Design Studio and Map Project Office work within a modernist landmark to give a home to the next generation of computing

By Ann Dingli Published 6 July 26

Founder Hannah Barry tells Wallpaper* why Bold Tendencies – a non-profit arts organisation atop a multistorey car park in south-east London – is all about exercising your joy

By Zoe Whitfield Published 6 July 26

First conceived in a one-bedroom New York apartment, Thom Browne’s shrunken grey suit has helped him forge a $500 million empire. Speaking to Jack Moss, he breaks down this great American success story

By Jack Moss Published 5 July 26

Our resident drinks writer, Neil Ridley recently visited the sun-kissed streets of Porto to discover why Port & Tonic is the talk of the town

By Neil Ridley Published 5 July 26

Influential and visually arresting, Brazilian modernism has left a mark, not only on the country's history but also on the 20th-century movement's global evolution; our guide explores its impact

By Harriet Thorpe Published 5 July 26

‘Be entertaining, be sparkling. Effervescence is required,’ says the interior designer as he shares his hosting tips with Wallpaper*

By Tianna Williams Published 5 July 26

For our August US issue, we celebrate American design, encapsulated here in Andy Warhol's can of Campbell's tomato soup

By Hannah Silver Published 4 July 26

David Collins Studio turns a basement beneath River North’s Crying Tiger into a velvet-lined speakeasy of smoked mirror, polished nickel and low amber light

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 4 July 26

IFDO’s Eagle House for Hastings Commons transforms a neglected Victorian building into a youth centre, affordable workspace and community hub

By Ali Morris Published 4 July 26

We attended the UIA World Congress of Architects 2026, the profession's triennial event, which zoomed in this year on themes of transition and adaptation

By Suzanne Wales Published 4 July 26

Originally designed by Gae Aulenti in 1988, Louis Vuitton's first-ever watch returns in glossy ceramic, reimagined as a wearable charm for the house's SS27 menswear show

By Thor Svaboe Published 4 July 26

The Sea, The Sea expands its fish counter-cum-chef’s table into a full restaurant, retail and terrace operation

By Ben McCormack Published 4 July 26

The Snøhetta-designed library and museum, its architecture inspired by its North Dakota Badlands surroundings, builds on the legacy of a larger-than-life leader – and opens 4 July 2026

By Anna Fixsen Published 4 July 26

Our annual list of the movers and shakers in the US creative scene

By Wallpaper* Published 3 July 26

Vietnamese modernist architecture may not be the most well-known strand of the midcentury style, but its vocabulary is rich, layered and thrilling; our guide explores the 20th-century style, its components and legacy

By Alexandra van der Essen Published 3 July 26

Travel transformed Bebe Dierken from ‘someone from a town’ into ‘a human from the world’. Here, the director of photography recounts the objects and places she carries with her

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 3 July 26

Born from a doodle sketched from the back of a cab, Milton Glaser's I ❤️ NY became one of the most successful, popular and beloved logos in history. Glaser expert Anne Quito explores its genesis and enduring legacy

By Anne Quito Published 3 July 26

Rising 860 feet above one of Manhattan's most storied streets, this 52-storey tower trades density for restraint, with just 26 full-floor and duplex homes designed by Norm Architects and furnished by Molteni&C

By Anna Solomon Published 3 July 26

Our editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month

By Hannah Silver Published 3 July 26

Set around an 800-year-old pond garden in Higashiyama, Four Seasons Kyoto brings together Japanese craft, restorative wellness and a strong case for staying in

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 2 July 26

In honour of the late Hugh Devlin – a lawyer and trusted advisor to many in the creative industries – a new foundation will support emerging talents and help them make better decisions at defining moments in their careers

By Henrietta Thompson Published 2 July 26

Artist Bianca Censori directs three music videos from the album ‘Bully’ – here she tells us how she translates sound into vision

By Hannah Silver Published 2 July 26

‘Ai Weiwei: Button Up!’ at Aviva Studios unites new, large-scale works in the home of the Industrial Revolution

By Hannah Silver Published 2 July 26

From a bougainvillea-covered dining terrace to a revamped rooftop, here are the most inventive dining destinations to have opened in the City of Angels

By Carole Dixon Last updated 2 July 26

A snapshot of the nation’s changing creative landscape and new horizons, plus the Wallpaper* US400 – revealed in the August issue, on newsstands

By Bill Prince Published 2 July 26