Ali Morris

As Vitra and Verner Panton Design AG mark the Danish architect's 100th birthday, Wallpaper* revisits his defining works – from Kom Igen and the Panton Chair to Visiona and beyond

By Ali Morris Published 21 February 26

After debuting his new atelier in London with a dazzling light installation during Frieze 2025, Alexandre de Betak continues his exploration of light and perception in the Bernese Oberland, setting modular light panels and mirrors inside a traditional Swiss barn during Gstaad Art Week

By Ali Morris Published 18 February 26

To mark Simone Brewster's first museum show, Wallpaper* explores a practice shaped by material histories and cultural memory

By Ali Morris Published 17 February 26

Wallpaper* speaks to Fritz Hansen’s Dario Reicherl about a new rooftop bar where furniture was the starting point of the design: ‘The chair comes first, and the architecture follows’

By Ali Morris Published 10 February 26

Floral design is having a major moment: Sylvia Bustamante Gubbins, founder and director of Madrid Blooms, tells Wallpaper* how floristry has evolved into a global, glamorous and increasingly influential creative industry

By Ali Morris Published 3 February 26

Beneath record-breaking snowfall, DesignTO’s 2026 edition revealed an independent design scene very much in motion, defined by experimentation, material curiosity and a strong sense of local community.

By Ali Morris Published 2 February 26

Ahead of a major retrospective at Triennale Milano, we revisit the work of Massimo and Lella Vignelli – a creative partnership that reshaped modern graphic and product culture

By Ali Morris Published 28 January 26

Designers Stephen Burks and Malika Leiper travel the globe to meet the world's most skilled craftspeople and create unique works that celebrate both the techniques and the people behind them

By Ali Morris Published 27 January 26

At Dover Street Market, Feldspar presents twelve fine bone china teapots that bend form and function

By Ali Morris Published 21 January 26

She pioneered supergraphics, yet Barbara Stauffacher Solomon remains under-recognised. Wallpaper* explores the work of this industrious and uncompromising figure, who was by all accounts decades ahead of her time

By Ali Morris Published 18 January 26

Passports at the ready as Wallpaper* maps out the year’s best design fairs, from established fixtures to new arrivals.

By Ali Morris Published 5 January 26

Wallpaper* Future Icons: Danish glassmaker Silje Lindrup lets the material be in charge, creating a body of work that exists between utility and experimentation

By Ali Morris Published 30 December 25

Wallpaper* Future Icons: New Zealand-born Grace Atkinson creates sensual domestic textile objects using 14th century techniques

By Ali Morris Published 27 December 25

Wallpaper* Future Icons: London-based designer and fabricator Eddie Olin's work celebrates the aesthetic value of engineering processes

By Ali Morris Published 24 December 25

From hybrid creatures and marine motifs to experimental materials and textiles, Meta-Morphosa presents a concentrated view of Patricia Urquiola’s recent work

By Ali Morris Published 21 December 25

Wallpaper* Future Icons: LA-based Ah Um Design Studio's expressive furniture features zig-zagging wooden frames, mohair and boucle upholstery, and a distinctive use of tiles

By Ali Morris Published 21 December 25

At London bookshop Tenderbooks, 'Small Print' is an exhibition by creative director Veronica Ditting that explores and celebrates the appeal of books that fit in the palm of your hand

By Ali Morris Published 17 December 25

A year after departing the runway, Dries van Noten unveils his next chapter: the Fondazione Dries Van Noten, a newly announced cultural initiative in Venice celebrating craft in all its forms. Wallpaper* meets the designer to find out why he’s not ready to retire.

By Ali Morris Published 12 December 25

For the first time, the Nobel Prize banquet has been reimagined as a live artwork. Swedish-Greek artist and scenographer Alexander Wessely speaks to Wallpaper* about creating a three-act meditation on light inside Stockholm City Hall

By Ali Morris Published 11 December 25

A tough little cabin designed by architects Wittman Estes, with a big view of the Pacific Northwest's Wenatchee River, is the perfect cosy retreat

By Ali Morris Published 11 December 25

Discover the shortlist for Life-Enhancer of the Year in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026, from an innovative night light to a blueprint for play

By Rosa Bertoli Published 10 December 25