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This pink-doused boutique in New York's Chinatown is a temple to fashion, Korean tradition and stoner cultureArchitect Nohar Agadi designed Sundae School to evoke sacred Korean buildings and a particular kind of flower
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This traditional adobe home survived a fire – and found a new life as a midcentury-inspired California haciendaDesigner Kirsten Blazek rebuilt around a single surviving wall, blending Native American-influenced objects, midcentury furniture and a palette drawn straight from the San Gabriel Mountains
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Ilse Crawford seeks to ‘capture a classic’s qualities’ with her new lamps for IkeaThe British designer continues her collaboration with Ikea through a pair of understated table lamps designed to bring 'warmth and life' to a room
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Sharp angles and graduated tones define new Moser glassware by Laurids GalléeThe ‘Axis’ collection by the Austrian designer makes the most of Czech glassmaker Moser’s ability to approach the material with a modernist architectural sensibility
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SOM is bringing back the chairs that once graced Halston’s iconic New York officesThe chairs, created exclusively for the fashion designer, have been out of production for nearly 50 years. With fresh updates, they’re back and better than ever
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In this waterfront Brooklyn loft, industrial bones meet a lifetime of global collectingInterior designer Laurie Blumenfeld’s Red Hook warehouse transforms raw industrial architecture into a deeply personal cabinet of curiosities
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Shiro Kuramata, the designer of playful impermanenceShiro Kuramata's distinctive approach combined traditional Japanese aesthetic concepts with modernist expression. We look at the late designer’s work across furniture, interiors and objects
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The history of design through nine children's chairs‘Mini Furniture: Chairs for Children’ at MK&G in Hamburg (14 June to 1 November 2026) surveys two centuries of practical, playful and innovative designs for kids
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Designer Lee Broom on illuminating Madonna's 'Confessions II' filmAhead of the release of her new album, the much-anticipated 'Confessions II', Madonna released a twelve-minute, star-studded film. And one designer received the call of a lifetime
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Vitra debuts a chair that wears its upholstery like a jacketPresented at 3 Days of Design this week, Studio Œ's sartorial 'Bascule' lounge chair for Vitra pairs a loosely tailored textile cover with an innovative reclining mechanism concealed within
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Once a fungus-filled wreck on the verge of collapse, this Wes Anderson-coded guesthouse is now a design lover's dreamWhen two architects inherited a crumbling townhouse in the Czech hop capital of Žatec, it took eight years, specialist craftsmen and a hidden stash of moonshine to bring it back from the brink
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Why are we waiting? What queuing says about usDaven Wu reflects on the beauty and true meaning of the queue – an act anyone at a design fair will have plenty of time to grit their teeth and ponder
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The quintessential ergonomic office chair just got its boldest update in three decadesNew colours, greener materials and greater size inclusivity bring Herman Miller's 'Aeron' – the chair that started it all – firmly into the modern day, and the modern office
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Jeremy Anderson's spirited new furniture show proves that fancy can be funPresented by Gallery Fumi's new Manhattan residency, ‘Held In Light' demonstrates the designer's love of craft, memory and whimsy
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A modernist home in Montréal gets a renovation that stays faithful to its rootsDesign studio Vives St-Laurent worked with inherited conditions – modest ceiling heights, sloped roofs and decades of modifications – to draw out the home's original early-20th-century character
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‘We hope it spreads some love’: Muuto and Spacon’s new chair wears its heart on its frameThe furniture brand and the Copenhagen studio channel one of design’s most recognisable symbols – the heart – into a rigorously proportioned aluminium chair, debuting at 3 Days of Design
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This ‘bed in a box’ contains a fully furnished guest roomA compact plywood shell unfolds into a spare room you don’t have – Thélonious Goupil and Campeggi's ‘Bienvenue’ is a witty, ingenious answer to the age of shrinking square footage
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This elegant Upper West Side apartment is a masterclass in how to work with low-slung ceilingsA recent residential project presented 'a proper New York challenge,' per designer Casey Kenyon, but with art, antiques and a dash of patina, he transformed it into a stylish Manhattan nest
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A definitive guide to classic Danish designFrom Wegner's ‘Wishbone’ chair to Jacobsen's ‘Egg’, Denmark's design heritage is unrivalled. We profile the Scandi studios and manufacturers behind some of the most enduring objects of the modern era
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Alexandre de Betak’s modular sofa turns lounging into an art formParis gallery Pierre Augustin Rose showcases the ‘Le Takbe’ sofa, its collaboration with artist and fashion event producer Alexandre de Betak, which launched during NYCxDesign
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This centuries-old Belgian farmhouse is hiding a 1920s-style nightclub beneath itVan Damme-Vandeputte Architects has transformed a historic, rural home into a deeply sophisticated space of colour and detail – with a Parisian-inspired cabaret in the basement
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Go onyx bananas – get your OMA-designed stone groceries nowAMO/OMA designed a stone supermarket at Milan Design Week: their groceries for Solidnature – from marble steaks to travertine sandwiches – are now available to order
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Max Lamb debuts materially-efficient chair for HemOnce known as the Economy Chair, Max Lamb's ‘Min’ chair makes its debut with Swedish manufacturer Hem
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Febal Casa’s vision of home flows seamlessly from room to roomBespoke Partnership
At Milan Design Week 2026, the design brand presented ‘Home, Wherever You Are’, an integrated, contemporary approach to the way we live today
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Meet the former West Elm executive, turning hardware into high artWith his company Ellis Works, industry veteran Alex Bellos is manufacturing artist-designed knobs and pulls that function as miniature sculptures
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Michael Anastassiades closes his eponymous lighting brandMichael Anastassiades announces the closure of his lighting brand of the same name: 'What comes next for me as a designer is a deeper focus on the creative process, and the freedom to explore new directions in design, in all its forms'
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15 interior design books to inspire your shelves and your spacesDiscover the Wallpaper editor's favourite interior design books, bringing together striking visual works that both inspire and illuminate
