Latest articles by Emma Moore
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Exclusive first look: LightMass^ is a new independent lighting venture by London-based design studio Raw Edges
LightMass^ is the result of experiments in additive technology and bio-based filaments, combined with a drive to create lighting structures with imposing volumes but minimal weight and waste
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Karl Lagerfeld’s role in Paper Passion, a perfume for book lovers
Revisiting the launch of Paper Passion perfume, inspired by the scent of a freshly printed book, with packaging designed by Karl Lagerfeld
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David Robinson’s The Mushroom Picker will make fungi fans of us all
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All’s well at Clerkenwell London’s new spa
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East is feast: the chefs fusing Levantine cuisine with a melting pot of global culinary staples
Ever since the likes of Yotam Ottolenghi put modern Jerusalem on a plate in the early 2000s, Levantine cuisine has been on the rise. We’ve spotted a number of creative kitchens taking the next natural step: cross-pollinating the flavours of the Levant with the cuisines of other cultures, from Bangkok to the Black Forest. Here are some of our finds. Photography: John Short. Food styling: Peta O’Brien. As originally featured in the October 2017 issue of Wallpaper* (W*223)
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Smart cookies: entrepreneurs are baking up brilliant biscuits
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Cool for cats: stylish feline accessories are giving us paws for thought
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Next stop: introducing the tech-driven spas making medical makeovers desirable
‘Next stop’ is a three-part series which looks to the future of technology, from domestic AI, to the daily commute, and luxury medical breaks
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Dental notes: tickle your ivories with the latest in natural mouth maintenance
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Entertaining news: Editors' picks
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Caran d'Ache celebrates its 100 anniversary with special limited edition sets
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New beauty spot Buller and Rice cuts salon plastic waste in east London
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Box clever: a new mobile kitchen with hidden depths
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Dry spell: the beauty world is tapping into the concerns about global water shortage
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Cell mates: La Prairie fuses the worlds of luxury skincare and art
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Huitlacoche
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Fine print: boltholes for book lovers are on the rise
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Hay fever: chefs going crazy for cattle fodder
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Why thoughtful kitchen design is good for your health
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Jean-Paul Guerlain and Thierry Wasser
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Global digest: all the highlights from the September edition of Maison et Objet
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Fox and Squirrel’s Archi-Food walk, London
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Acqua di Parma Colonia edition by Luca Scacchetti
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Highlights from Paris Design Week Winter 2018
The winter edition of Paris Design Week kicked off with a busy Maison et Objet programme at Parc d'Exposition, alongside its textiles’ sister show in town - Deco Off - and various previews at galleries in town. Patterns and textured surfaces were popular this season with an abundance of wicker, grids and perforations standing out in many new products. Amongst the flurry of launches, the tableware offering was smaller this year in comparison to the glassware and lighting which truly stole the show...
