Latest articles by Tianna Williams
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Inside Taoyuan International Airport’s architectural boost – an emerging aerotropolis
Taiwan’s largest airport opens eight new gates at Terminal 3, a holistic response to the island's evolving passenger needs
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Baz Luhrmann on designing Belmond’s Celia carriage: ‘I take hosting a party very seriously’
Inspired by ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and Jazz Age glamour, the Australian director tells Wallpaper* the story behind his cinematic British Pullman carriage
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France’s largest sauna just opened in Paris – try it while it’s hot
Sant Roch is dedicated to contrast therapy; in the immersive space, lighting, materiality, playlists and scent invite you to take the plunge
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This hidden home on a Greek island leaves the rest of the world behind
Designed by Ateno Architecture Studio on the island of Meganisi, ‘Euthea’ marks the first inhabitant on its particular peninsula and is blanketed by the landscape
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A new Luis Barragán retrospective is set within his own modernist masterpiece
The permanent exhibition, ‘Barragán en Barragán’ at La Cuadra San Cristobal in Mexico City, lets visitors enjoy the modernist master’s legacy within the heart of his own creation
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Five architectural designs vie to be the next ‘Wonder of the World’
For social enterprise Shift, architecture and design studios Ecosistema Urbano, Heatherwick Studio, Mecanoo, MVRDV, and Office for Political Innovation present their sustainably minded concepts for a future landmark
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How We Host: This travel entrepreneur gives you permission to care a little less about your tablescape
For Justine Palefsky, co-founder of the home-swapping platform Kindred, dinner parties are about connecting, not perfecting
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Ones to Watch: Studio CoPain’s bread furniture isn’t a want, but a knead
The multidisciplinary French studio celebrates the craft of cooking, creating desirable objects that look good enough to eat
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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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Coastal House is perfectly set into the contours of its Australian landscape
Located in sunny Ocean Grove, a new residence designed by Splinter Society boasts a soothing design as laidback as its seaside address
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London art exhibitions to see in March
Read our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from the Wellcome Collection’s perceptions of ageing to Cecily Brown’s luscious, bold paintings at Serpentine
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New York art exhibitions to see in March
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in March, from David Altmejd’s serpent-like sculptures at White Cube, to Dike Blair’s warm and hazy oil paintings at Karma
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This new restaurant is London’s answer to Hong Kong’s vibrant cafés and street markets
Tucked beneath a railway arch, Cafe Kowloon is all about discovery and fiery energy
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You can now get your hands on Gaudí’s original furniture designs
BD Barcelona has reissued a collection of Antoni Gaudí’s furniture, which he originally designed for two of his most notable buildings
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Peel away a north London cottage façade to discover a private sanctuary rooted in culture
A cottage in Muswell Hill gets a fresh extension by Collective Works, which worked closely with the clients to create a dream private sanctuary
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London’s new Mexican restaurant Cometa adds a flavourful kick to seafood
The new venture sets up shop in the converted wine bar of London restaurant Carousel, boasting confident and warm interiors with a playful edge
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Want to feel like a Sea Ranch local? Take your pick of these modernist cabins
Sea Ranch started out as a planned Californian community in the 1960s. Now you can stay in some of its renovated modernist homes, each embracing its natural context
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This New York apartment is a spatial puzzle, with details that satisfyingly slot into place
Surprisingly spacious, this one-bedroom New York apartment is an ode to the building’s warehouse history and perfectly precise joinery, which is satisfying to look at (and use)
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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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An extraterrestrial-inspired playground lands in Belgium
Fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck boldly goes where no one has gone before with his otherworldly playground, 'Welcome Little Stranger'
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A postcard from Stockholm’s design week 2026
The highlights you may have missed, from reimagined editions of historical designs to exhibitions spotlighting emerging Nordic talent
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In Palm Springs, a Donald Wexler midcentury home is on the market for under $2 million
Just in time for Palm Springs Modernism Week 2026, The Royal Singapore, designed by Wexler in 1966, could be yours
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The Parisian Agency gets a new look
Kretz Real Estate, fresh from Netflix's The Parisian Agency, unveils its first office inspired by the family's travel memories from Paris to Barcelona, from Trouville to Brazil, with a stop in New York
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Creamy tiramisu and lasagne inspired the new midcentury interiors of Tom’s Pasta
Carefully balancing intimacy without pretence, design studio House of Dré has unveiled the new interior and extension of one of east London’s favourite Italian haunts
