Anna Solomon
Anna Solomon is Wallpaper’s digital staff writer, working across all of Wallpaper.com’s core pillars. She has a special interest in interiors and curates the weekly spotlight series, The Inside Story. Before joining the team at the start of 2025, she was senior editor at Luxury London magazine and Luxurylondon.co.uk, where she covered all things lifestyle. She has also been the deputy editor of the official magazine of the Royal Automobile Club, written for Spear’s magazine, and created print and digital content for clients including Canary Wharf Group and travel provider Carrier.
Latest articles by Anna Solomon
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in MarchFrom a home tucked between two Brazilian mountain ranges to a triangular concrete monolith in Lithuania, these are the architectural projects that caught our attention this month
By Anna Solomon Published
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This renovated Belgian townhouse remembers its bourgeois roots with exquisite, layered detailingFor a family of five, designer Victoria-Maria Geyer transformed a historic Brussels home into a warm, elegant residence that blends global craftsmanship with vintage-modern furnishings
By Anna Solomon Published
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Draga & Aurel are one of design’s most colourful duos – check out their jewel-like resin piecesIn their Italian studio, Draga Obradovic and Aurel K Basedow transform experimental materials into a striking synthesis of postmodernism, neo-futurism and 20th-century design
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In Gujarat, a Le Corbusier-inspired home merges climate-smart design with richly symbolic spacesIt first appears more like a shopping centre than a home, but step inside this residence in Navsari and you’ll find a blend of precision-driven architecture and culturally meaningful spaces
By Anna Solomon Published
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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
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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The Stuff That Surrounds You: Inside Erwan Bouroullec’s remote creative retreatIn The Stuff That Surrounds You, Wallpaper* explores a life through objects. In this episode, we journey to rural Burgundy, where Erwan Bouroullec has transformed an abandoned farmstead into a laboratory for his category-defying designs
By Anna Solomon Published
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At the top of a Bangalore high-rise, a minimalist sanctuaryDesigned by Studio Prakruthi and belonging to its founder, this tranquil, meditative apartment showcases the power of ultra-curated minimalism
By Anna Solomon Published
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Our highlights of Design Shanghai 2026, Asia’s leading design showcaseAt Design Shanghai 2026 (19-22 March 2026), Wallpaper’s head of interiors is on the ground, reporting back on the standout presentations defining Asia’s contemporary design language
By Anna Solomon Published
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Rudolph Schindler’s Kallis-Sharlin Residence – a modernist icon carved into an LA hillside – is up for saleThe 1946 landmark exemplifies Schindler’s vision of harmonising architecture with nature. Recently restored, it is now listed for $6.35 million
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Eight classic design objects forever on the Wallpaper* editors' wish listsOur editors share the notable – and sometimes elusive – vintage design pieces they’ve long dreamed of owning, along with where to find them
By Anna Solomon Published
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Take an exclusive look inside Ulysses de Santi’s Los Angeles home, a shrine to Brazilian modernismThe Brazilian dealer, collector and curator’s home is a tribute to his country’s design legacy, integrating museum-quality furniture by the likes of José Zanine Caldas, Lina Bo Bardi and Geraldo de Barros
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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
By Anna Solomon Published
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A cult 1990s homeware brand makes a comeback – and its kitsch designs are dividing opinionSouth African brand Carrol Boyes is gaining international attention with its surreal homeware, eliciting both admiration and debate among design enthusiasts
By Anna Solomon Published
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This biophilic workspace in east London feels anything but corporateConductor, a new workspace in Stratford, reimagines the office as a hospitality-inspired, nature-infused environment where design takes precedence
By Anna Solomon Published
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A piece of Joseph Eichler’s 1960s vision of Californian suburbia is on the marketDeveloped 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
By Anna Solomon Published
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This 1960s mobile home in ‘America’s most glamorous trailer park’ went from outdated to adorableA dilapidated unit in the bohemian Malibu Beach Trailer Park has been transformed by Alana Marie Interiors into an enviable oceanfront retreat
By Anna Solomon Published
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Five new outdoor furniture collections that are patio-perfect for spring 2026With brighter days on the horizon, we turn our attention to elevating our gardens, terraces and balconies with 2026’s most covetable outdoor furniture releases
By Anna Solomon Published
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Kirkby takes Transport for London upholstery from carriage seat to contemporary interiorEight 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 springAs 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
By Anna Solomon Published
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The Architecture Edit: 10 striking houses we couldn't take our eyes off in FebruaryFrom a house on steel stilts to a glass reinterpretation of a Ukrainian hut, these are the residential buildings that captured our imaginations this month
By Anna Solomon Published
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Tableware every aspiring minimalist should ownOur edit of minimalist tableware celebrates purposeful simplicity, featuring pieces that are refined, intentional and stylish through clarity rather than embellishment
By Anna Solomon Published
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Out of office: What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to in MarchOur editors highlight what’s new, noteworthy and not-to-be-missed in design, culture and beyond this month
By Gabriel Annouka Published
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Patricia Urquiola’s Swiss mountain residences are warm, cosy and free of Alpine pasticheThe 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 fairAt 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
By Anna Solomon Published
