Latest articles by Anna Solomon
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After years of recovering the objects he designed for it, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House opens exactly as he envisioned
‘Collecting Ourselves’ showcases Wright’s original interior objects for the Martin House in Buffalo, painstakingly restored after being dispersed across the US
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A cult 1990s homeware brand makes a comeback – and its kitsch designs are dividing opinion
South African brand Carrol Boyes is gaining international attention with its surreal homeware, eliciting both admiration and debate among design enthusiasts
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This biophilic workspace in east London feels anything but corporate
Conductor, a new workspace in Stratford, reimagines the office as a hospitality-inspired, nature-infused environment where design takes precedence
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A piece of Joseph Eichler’s 1960s vision of Californian suburbia is on the market
Developed in collaboration with A Quincy Jones and listed at $2.4 million, this home and its neighbours are among Eichler’s final projects, offering a glimpse into the ideals that defined post-war Californian living
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This 1960s mobile home in ‘America’s most glamorous trailer park’ went from outdated to adorable
A dilapidated unit in the bohemian Malibu Beach Trailer Park has been transformed by Alana Marie Interiors into an enviable oceanfront retreat
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Five new outdoor furniture collections that are patio-perfect for spring 2026
With brighter days on the horizon, we turn our attention to elevating our gardens, terraces and balconies with 2026’s most covetable outdoor furniture releases
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Kirkby takes Transport for London upholstery from carriage seat to contemporary interior
Eight archival TfL patterns – originally conceived as functional public art by artists such as Enid Marx and Marion Dorn – have been reimagined as sumptuous velvets by textile brand Kirkby
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Molteni & C’s 2026 outdoor collection gracefully welcomes the return of spring
As spring springs, the Italian brand unveils its new collection, led by Vincent Van Duysen: a cohesive system of refined, technically sophisticated furnishings which extend the ethos of the home outdoors
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in February
From a house on steel stilts to a glass reinterpretation of a Ukrainian hut, these are the residential buildings that captured our imaginations this month
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Tableware every aspiring minimalist should own
Our edit of minimalist tableware celebrates purposeful simplicity, featuring pieces that are refined, intentional and stylish through clarity rather than embellishment
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in March
Our editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
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Patricia Urquiola’s Swiss mountain residences are warm, cosy and free of Alpine pastiche
The Maya residences in Andermatt fuse contemporary minimalism with tactile warmth, reinterpreting Alpine tradition through light-filled spaces, rich natural materials and sculptural details
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Discover a calming ‘library’ dedicated to craft at Collect design fair
At Collect 2026 in London, Tola Ojuolape’s Collectors’ Lounge is a flexible, tactile space for exploration, conversation and co-working, imagined as an homage to the traditional library
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The Ball-Eastaway House – a climate-responsive residence in the Australian bush – is on the market
The corrugated iron ‘bush house’ was designed in 1983 by Glenn Murcutt as the home and studios of artists Sydney Ball and Lynne Eastaway
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Elegant umbrella stands for stylish storage (and drip-free floors)
The umbrella stand deserves a comeback. These design classics blend nostalgic elegance with weather-ready function
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Furnished with midcentury classics, this Catskills hotel is the perfect retreat for design lovers
Deep in the forests of New York State, Piaule Catskill partnered with Design Within Reach to infuse its interiors with modernist design icons, crafting a serene, nature-filled escape
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Experience Ken Gun Min’s explosively colourful work at his LA exhibition, opening this weekend
The Korean artist’s third solo exhibition at Nazarian/Curcio runs from 21 February to 28 March 2026, unveiling shockingly vibrant and richly ornamented works
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Japanese symbolism meets London energy at Goldwin’s new Soho store
The Japanese technical-wear brand has expanded with a new London flagship, featuring a symbolic circular concept by New Material Research Laboratory
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At this Milanese beauty studio, sleek surroundings and a delicious colour scheme transform the art of self-care
RedDuo's reimagining of Estea beauty studio in Milan transforms wellbeing into a sensory, artful experience
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Contemporary craft meets Armani/Casa’s domestic universe for Nomad’s St. Moritz showcase
The annual art and design fair, Nomad, partnered with Giorgio Armani / Unveiled to showcase craft, materiality and form within the reimagined setting of Villa Beaulieu
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An architect-designed Paris apartment with modernist roots hits the market
A recently renovated 11th arrondissement apartment showcases Cyrus Ardalan’s minimal, industrial-leaning design with plywood and glass-paste details and an open, light-filled layout
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The best Chinese restaurants in London for Lunar New Year (and beyond)
Our food critic's picks of the best Chinese restaurants in London, serving up a wealth of regional wonders in the chicest of surroundings
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Rudolph Schindler’s How House has undergone a striking interior restoration
Schindler’s 1925 landmark of early California modernism has been beautifully fitted out by designer Taska Cleveland, who preserved its historical integrity while layering in refined adaptations
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The 100 most iconic items ever sold at Sotheby’s, from a T-rex skeleton to a banana taped to a wall
A new Phaidon book, ‘Icons: 100 Extraordinary Objects from Sotheby’s History’, traces the auction house’s influence through its landmark sales, exploring how objects become cultural icons
