Latest articles by Ali Morris
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What to see at Milan Design Week 2025A 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 SeoulFrench 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 makersOur 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 classicTamart 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 stageWe 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 KimpopDanish 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 destinationNilaya Anthology – a global design showroom with a distinctly Indian perspective – has opened in Mumbai
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Reimagining remembrance: Urn Studios introduces artistic urns to the UKBridging the gap between art and memory, Urn Studios offers contemporary, handcrafted funeral urns designed to be proudly displayed
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Meditations on Can Lis: Ferm Living unveils designs inspired by Jørn Utzon’s Mallorcan homeFerm Living’s S/S 2025 collection of furniture and home accessories balances Danish rationality with the elemental textures of Mallorcan craft
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'The more I create, the more questions I have': Nifemi Marcus-Bello on craft and creativityThe Nigerian designer discusses the evolution of his Oríkì series, the distinct design language of Lagos and the shifting landscape for young African designers
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Considered console tables: beautiful designs for every spaceWe gather ten of our favourite console tables, chosen for their originality, fine form and craftsmanship
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Danish Architecture Center celebrates trailblazing 20th-century designer Nanna DitzelA new exhibition dedicated to the groundbreaking work of Nanna Ditzel opens in Copenhagen
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Guiding lights: Maarten De Ceulaer stacks stones into sculptural lampsDebuting at Brussels’ Collectible design fair in March 2025, Maarten De Ceulaer's Cairn Lights balance craftsmanship and connection to the natural world
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A hidden Gio Ponti illustration comes to light for ‘Dezza’ armchair’s 60thPoltrona Frau brings a lost Gio Ponti illustration to life in leather for the designer’s ‘Dezza’ armchair’s anniversary celebration
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Swiss utilitarianism meets West Africa in this Armando Cabral and USM furniture collaborationA centuries-old West African motif signifying movement, adaptability, and progress served as the starting point for this collaboration between New York-based designer Armando Cabral and Swiss furniture brand USM
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‘Uprooted’: Jorge Penadés and Seetal Solanki rethink the value of discarded olive tree rootsAt Madrid Design Festival, an exhibition by Jorge Penadés and Seetal Solanki explores the overlooked potential of centenary olive roots, salvaged from Andalucía’s intensive olive oil industry
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New Superhouse show captures the rebellious spirit of Dan Friedman’s Manhattan apartmentIn the late 1970s, graphic designer and artist Dan Friedman transformed his apartment into a Day-Glo laboratory of ideas. Now, a new exhibition at Superhouse in New York revisits his vibrant, rebellious world
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Hilltop hideaway: Colony creates tranquil interiors for a Catskills retreatPerched between two mountain ranges, this Catskills retreat marries bold, angular architecture with interiors that offer warmth and texture
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Bedside tables for design enthusiastsEssential companions for your nightly rituals, discover 10 bedside tables that balance function and style.
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Octogenarian sisters debut their fantastical beasts at Mexico City Art WeekAGO Projects showcases the unseen work of talented octogenarian ceramicist sisters from Oaxaca
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AAU Anastas and Tomoko Sauvage create a symphony of glass and sound at Ruinart's domain in ReimsWallpaper* speaks to Palestinian architects AAU Anastas about their glass and sound installation at Ruinart and looks back on a pivotal year
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An appetite for design: 10 of our favourite dining tablesDiscover the best dining tables: a curated selection of enduring favourites and exciting new pieces from designers around the world.
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Rio Kobayashi’s new furniture bridges eras, shown alongside Fritz Rauh’s midcentury paintings at Blunk SpaceFurniture designer Rio Kobayashi unveils a new series, informed by the paintings of midcentury artist Fritz Rauh, at California’s Blunk Space
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Rooms with a view: a new book celebrates the Italian approach to interior designLaura May Todd's survey of Italian interiors is the perfect antidote to January gloom, taking a look inside 50 distinctive Italian homes
