Latest articles by Ali Morris
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Vestre’s neo-brutalist furniture will bring ‘a little madness’ to Paris Fashion Week
Bound for Paris Men’s Fashion Week this month, Norwegian furniture brand Vestre reveals a sculptural bench and mirror created with designer Vincent Laine and fashion creative Willy Cartier – the latest outcome of its risk-taking ‘a little madness’ initiative
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Vincent Van Duysen launches ‘most modern’ Zara Home collection
The fourth instalment of architect Vincent Van Duysen’s collaboration with Zara Home introduces a modernist sensibility, with new materials and refined, architectural forms
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A suitcase or a seat? Rimowa and Vitra reveal luggage-inspired storage designs
The Swiss and German brands combine their manufacturing know-how to create a portable stool and toolbox crafted from Rimowa’s signature grooved aluminium
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11 things that caught our eye at Clerkenwell Design Week 2025
The Wallpaper* team bring you highlights from London’s Clerkenwell Design Week (20-22 May) – from public installations to product launches and a biscuit bar
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Erasers become architectural illusions at Gallery Fumi
London duo Study O Portable unveil 'Rubber Rocks', trompe-l’œil furniture made from erasers, exploring themes of materiality, memory and architectural decay
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Gubi brings back Pierre Paulin’s space-age ‘F300’ chair, where tech meets craft
Wallpaper* speaks with Gubi CEO Marie Schmidt to learn how the Danish brand’s team of ‘furniture detectives’ brought Pierre Paulin’s 1965 ‘F300’ chair back to life
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Ten outdoor furniture ranges we love
Our round-up of outdoor furniture brings together work by leading designers and studios, blending contemporary forms with enduring materials designed to elevate open-air living
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Tatjana von Stein brings easy elegance to the terrace restaurant at Mallorca's Hotel Corazón
Wallpaper* visits designer Tatjana von Stein’s latest project – a sun-soaked terrace restaurant set against Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains
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An architect-designed market stall is an upgrade for Lagos traders
With his modular ‘umbrella crate stall’, architect Paul Yakubu – fascinated by the informal structures of market traders in the Nigerian capital – has designed an adaptable, scalable solution
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Delvis (Un)Limited turns a Brera shopfront into a live-in design installation
What happens when collectible design becomes part of a live performance? The Theatre of Things, curated by Joseph Grima and Valentina Ciuffi, invited designers to live with their work – and let the public look in
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Lasvit brought forest, fabric and frozen light to Euroluce 2025
Czech glassmaker Lasvit’s 2025 lighting launches look to nature for inspiration and reflection
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RF Studio’s stone tables map Peru’s shifting landscapes, from Amazon to Andes
These experimental stone tables – composed of fragments joined to create abstractions of aerial views – reveal a close collaboration between designer and craftsman
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Conie Vallese and Super Yaya’s beribboned bronze furniture is dressed to impress
Tucked away on the top floor of Villa Bagatti during Milan Design Week 2025, artist Conie Vallese and fashion designer Rym Beydoun of Super Yaya unveiled bronze furniture pieces, softened with hand-dyed ribbons in pastel hues
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Kapwani Kiwanga transforms Kvadrat’s Milan showroom with a prismatic textile made from ocean waste
The Canada-born artist draws on iridescence in nature to create a dual-toned textile made from ocean-bound plastic
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6:AM create a spellbinding Murano glass showcase in Milan’s abandoned public shower stalls
With its first solo exhibition, ‘Two-Fold Silence’, 6:AM unveils an enchanting Murano glass installation beneath Piscina Cozzi
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Paola Lenti unveils future-facing ‘Alma’ outdoor seating
At Milan Design Week 2025, Argentine designer Francisco Gomez Paz and Italian brand Paola Lenti unveil ‘Alma’ – a lightweight, technically advanced outdoor seating system
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Wedgwood’s AI tool lets the public reimagine Jasperware for its 250th anniversary
To celebrate 250 years of Jasperware, Wedgwood debuts an AI tool that opens up the design process to the public for the first time
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What to see at Milan Design Week 2025
A guide to some of the events the Wallpaper* team is checking out at Milan Design Week (7–13 April) – from public installations and major launches to standout venues and must-see exhibitions
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Pierre Yovanovitch’s set and costumes bring a contemporary edge to Korea National Opera in Seoul
French interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch makes his second operatic design foray, for The Marriage of Figaro in Seoul
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Discover colourful rugs from world-leading designers and makers
Our round-up of colourful rugs showcases work by leading designers, artists and craftspeople, blending contemporary concepts with time-honoured techniques.
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Tamart’s ‘Clore’ floor lamp revives a modernist lighting classic
Tamart debuts the 'Clore' floor lamp, a handblown glass design originally created in 1963 for Sir Charles Clore's London penthouse
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'Now, the world is waking up': Vikram Goyal on bringing Indian craftsmanship to the global stage
We talk to Indian craft entrepreneur Vikram Goyal about redefining heritage, innovating with repoussé, and putting Indian craftsmanship on the global map.
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Six Montana Furniture classics get a colourful makeover by Kimpop
Danish designers and TV personalities Kimpop give Montana Furniture's classic designs a colourful new look: ‘People will either love it or find it outside their comfort zone’
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‘The Indian market has come of age’: Inside Nilaya Anthology, India’s new design destination
Nilaya Anthology – a global design showroom with a distinctly Indian perspective – has opened in Mumbai
