Latest articles by Anna Solomon
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A surreal interpretation of a sewing box shapes this eclectic Kolkata workspaceIn the office of this Indian clothing brand, tailor's tools – oversized buttons, neon laces and woven textile artworks – serve as the foundation of the entire interior design scheme
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Step inside the world’s most incredible brick structures at the Brick Awards 2026The winners of this year’s Brick Awards – from a cliffside home in Mallorca to a community temple in Vietnam – prove that one of humanity’s oldest building materials still has plenty to say
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RIBA names the winning architectural projects for its 2026 International Awards for ExcellenceFrom a carbon-neutral factory in Norway to a performing arts centre in a refugee settlement, RIBA's 34 International Award winners for 2026 show architecture at its most ambitious – and humane
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15 graphic design books every visual culture enthusiast should ownWhether you’re a graphic designer or a visual communication obsessive, explore our library of idiosyncratic, creativity-expanding books
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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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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in JuneOur editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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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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Take a look inside these modernist cottages – unlikely frontiers for 20th-century designA new exhibition in Prague uncovers a forgotten chapter of architectural history: the modest countryside retreats shaped by avant-garde design ideas in the postwar years
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in MayThe very best residential architecture that the Wallpaper* editors have come across this month, from a Bauhaus-inspired painter's home to a brutalist beauty in Milan
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The Design Drop: 13 launches we can’t stop thinking about this monthWe spotlight the month’s most exciting new products, from GoPro’s foray into professional filmmaking to the best swimwear for the season
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‘Backrooms’ and the sinister architecture of liminal spaces: the new movie redefining horrorWhat if the villain in a horror movie wasn’t a monster, but a place? Inspired by an internet urban legend and created by a 20-year-old from his bedroom, ‘Backrooms’ turns the fear of empty, ‘in-between’ spaces into one of the year’s most disturbing films
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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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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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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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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
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in MayOur editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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The Design Drop: 10 launches we couldn’t stop thinking about this monthWe spotlight the month’s most exciting new products, bringing you a curated edit of objects that represent the best in design today
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in AprilFrom a pyramid-inspired home in Milton Keynes to a Belgian villa of sinuous concrete curves – these are the finest examples of residential architecture to cross our desks this month
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Frictionless: How the pursuit of optimisation reshaped art, aesthetics and usFrom minimalist architecture to Instagram aesthetics, our visual culture has long worshipped at the altar of optimisation. But as frictionlessness colonises everyday life, artists, designers and theorists are asking what gets lost
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Deirdre Dyson’s latest rug collection has landed in stores – and it’s her most unpredictable yetFrom kaleidoscopic geometrics to tactile silk curves, ‘Mélange’ embraces a spirit of creative spontaneity
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An artist known for his hotel stationery drawings has now designed an entire suiteRoman bolthole Casa Monti has invited Michael McGregor to transform one of its suites into a liveable work of art
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Hästens and Ferris Rafauli want to change the way you sleepTwo new ‘sleep instruments’ from the Swedish bedmaker make the case that what you lie on at night is the hidden variable behind how you live your days
