Latest articles by Emma O'Kelly
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Stockholm’s Mono development leads the way in a new wave of outdoor Scandi living -
Norwegian design brand Northern debuts at Stockholm Furniture Fair -
Raul Correa-Smith Q&A -
Phillips auctions an encrypted map to a treasure trove of buried artworks -
Fernando Rihl Q&A -
Carolina Neubern Fonseca Q&A -
Bubbling over: Sunbrella and Charles Pétillon’s inflatable collaboration -
Mayfair wares: Nilufar’s Nina Yashar brings interiors concept Squat to London -
Studio Octopi and Shahira Fahmy design the new Delfina Foundation in London -
’Nihilistic Optimistic’ by Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Blain Southern Gallery -
Palm Springs Modernism Week 2011 -
Miró’s studio goes on show in London courtesy of Barcelona’s Mayoral gallery -
This Mexican brand is seduced by its country’s rich craft for new limited-edition objects -
Milan’s new ’motor show’ at the Salone del Mobile -
Paris Photo 2018: female pioneers, unseen Bourdin, and the male gaze reframed -
'Interactions of the Abstract Body' by Josiah McElheny, London -
Bompas & Parr enlist designers to explore the architecture of death -
Adrián Villar Rojas experiments with decaying perishables in a new exhibition in Turin -
Apriati’s London boutique design is rooted in classical codesGreek jewellery brand Apriati is dedicated to new architecture but its London boutique revels in the spirit of classicism
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Carlo Brandelli’s modernist hillside retreat in Emilia-Romagna preserves the spirit of the 1970s -
Interiors firm Sigmar creates a Scandinavian modernist haven in LondonFounded in 2005, interior design firm Sigmar was born out of a passion for classic Scandinavian furniture. Driven by ‘a desire for quality and integrity’, owners Ebba Thott and Nina Hertig have developed the practice into a multidisciplinary tour de force. Alongside the design studio and flagship London showroom, Sigmar also supplies other retailers and consults on projects worldwide. In 2007 (W*97), Wallpaper* visited one of their latest projects, a Knightsbridge townhouse.
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Ecofriendly desert bolthole Al Faya Lodge & Spa opens in repurposed 1960s architecture in Sharjah -
Grid lock: Adrian Cheng co-designs Shigeru Uchida’s final work at Salone del Mobile -
Wabi savvy: Antwerp aesthete Axel Vervoordt has built an ever-expanding empire on art
