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10 Jul 2020
Wallpaper* Re-Made
Welcome to the August issue, where we introduce Wallpaper* Re-Made – our new flagship project and an evolution of Wallpaper* Handmade, our decade-long initiative connecting designers, creatives, makers and manufacturers. We have pushed ourselves and our creative collaborators to absorb the lessons of decades of activism, environmentalism and innovation, and to focus more sharply on inspiration and intent.
Features
The Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory turns 20
The Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory has been championing young and emerging talent since the turn of the century. To mark the occasion, throughout the month of July, we will be looking back at some of our over-500 alumni, to catch up about life and work since their participation and exclusively launch their latest completions.
Wallpaper* Poster Campaign: 50 of the finest
More than 1,000 readers from across the global creative community responded to our call for graphic innovation to reflect on the Covid-19 crisis and spread messages of hope
Magic mushrooms
The simple ingredient for revitalised health
At home exercises from ‘punk ballerina’ Karole Armitage
Maven of the downtown dance scene Karole Armitage gives a step-by-step guide for staying fit when you’re staying at home
Raise your glass to the world’s finest distillery architecture
Get spirited away with these architectural flights of fancy. From Scotland’s Speyside to Utah, Dublin and the rolling hills of Hampshire, we travel and explore some of the best recent examples of distillery architecture
A room with a view: fashion designers’ line of sight
From Manolo Blahnik to Margaret Howell, we’ve invited fashion designers to document by hand what they can see from their work desk or window, be it a view of a verdant garden landscape, or an urban snapshot of baroque architecture. They might just inspire you to work on a self-isolation sketch of your own
Wallpaper* Design Awards
Our 2020 winners include an underwater restaurant, a revolutionary toilet, and a cathedral-like British farmhouse
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