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Tianna Williams is Wallpaper*s staff writer. Before joining the team in 2023, she contributed to BBC Wales, SurfGirl Magazine, Parisian Vibe, The Rakish Gent, and Country Life, with work spanning from social media content creation to editorial. When she isn’t writing extensively across varying content pillars ranging from design, and architecture to travel, and art, she also helps put together the daily newsletter. She enjoys speaking to emerging artists, designers, and architects, writing about gorgeously designed houses and restaurants, and day-dreaming about her next travel destination.

Latest articles by Tianna Williams

At the Regent Street Sensorium, architectural jelly sculptures are designed to ignite the senses

Delve into the history of London’s Regent Street through a jellyscape, a fragrance cloud and more – plus, for the event’s final week, two new immersive workshops (ends 27 April)

This 19th-century Hampstead house has a raw concrete staircase at its heart

This Hampstead house, designed by Pinzauer and titled Maresfield Gardens, is a London home blending new design and traditional details

By Tianna Williams Published 17 April 25
The best furniture shops in London

Where to buy furniture in London: Wallpaper's guide to London furniture shopping, including contemporary furniture and design destinations in the city, from Chelsea to Shoreditch

By Tianna Williams Last updated 15 April 25
Put these emerging artists on your radar

This crop of six new talents is poised to shake up the art world. Get to know them now

By Tianna Williams Published 14 April 25
An octogenarian’s north London home is bold with utilitarian authenticity

Woodbury residence is a north London home by Of Architecture, inspired by 20th-century design and rooted in functionality

By Tianna Williams Published 12 April 25
Ikea’s new Stockholm collection is a venture into affordable luxury

At Milan Design Week, we meet with Ikea designer Paulin Machado to hear about the inspiration behind the new collection and to discuss the future of design in a disconnected world

By Tianna Williams Published 7 April 25
The best brutalism books to add to your library in 2025

Can’t get enough Kahn? Stan for the Smithsons? These are the tomes for you

By Tianna Williams Published 4 April 25

This brutalist apartment in Barcelona is surprisingly soft and gentle

The renovated brutalist apartment by Cometa Architects is a raw yet gentle gem in the heart of the city

By Tianna Williams Published 4 April 25
Masters of midcentury modern design and their creations spotlighted in new book

‘Mid-Century Modern Designers’ is a new book from Phaidon celebrating those who shaped the period and their notable creations, from furniture to objects

By Tianna Williams Published 1 April 25
‘I love the elevation of everyday objects' – Scott's Shop is a curated luxury store, prioritising beauty in the mundane

Scott's Shop's unique selections of rugs and objects are carefully crafted from around the world

By Tianna Williams Published 31 March 25
See Kurt Cobain’s acoustic guitar on show in the UK for the first time

Kurt Cobain’s acoustic guitar goes on display at the Royal College of Music Museum in London as part of an exhibition exploring Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged performance

By Tianna Williams Published 31 March 25
William Morris mania meets the design industry’s darker side in a new London show

‘Morris Mania’ at the William Morris Gallery explores the British designer’s complicated legacy in an ever-more commodified world

By Tianna Williams Published 28 March 25
A retro video game is the unlikely inspiration for this island house in Greece

Designed by ARP, this island house on Antiparos is a contemporary Cycladic home inspired by Tetris

By Tianna Williams Published 28 March 25

A Costa Navarino house peeks out from amidst olive groves to ocean views

This Greek holiday residence designed by K-Studio balances timeless design principles with modernist touches

By Tianna Williams Published 26 March 25
Pierre Yovanovitch’s set and costumes bring a contemporary edge to Korea National Opera in Seoul

French interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch makes his second operatic design foray, for The Marriage of Figaro in Seoul

By Tianna Williams Published 25 March 25
This nostalgic exhibition dives into a century of British surfing

Cornwall's National Maritime Museum charts the history of waveriding on England's south coast

By Tianna Williams Published 24 March 25
The best design podcasts of 2025, according to our editors

Listen to the best design podcasts by creators, curators and journalists shining a spotlight on different areas of the design practice

By Tianna Williams Last updated 21 March 25
From counter-culture to Northern Soul, these photos chart an intimate history of working-class Britain

‘After the End of History: British Working Class Photography 1989 – 2024’ is at Edinburgh gallery Stills

By Tianna Williams Published 20 March 25
At Berlin's storied Am Tacheles, three renowned design studios create interiors inspired by Herzog & de Meuron's architecture

Under the creative direction of designer Garth Roberts, the Berlin multi-functional hub is interpreted through interior design

By Tianna Williams Published 19 March 25

Brutalist bathrooms that bare all

Brutalist bathrooms: from cooling concrete flooring to volcanic stone basins, dip into the stripped-back aesthetic with these inspiring examples from around the world

By Tianna Williams Published 19 March 25
Portlantis is a new Rotterdam visitor centre connecting guests with its rich maritime spirit

Rotterdam visitor centre Portlantis is an immersive experience exploring the rich history of Europe’s largest port; we preview what the building has to offer and the story behind its playfully stacked design

By Tianna Williams Published 19 March 25
A first look inside Archives of Us, a secret café hidden in Downtown LA

Archives of Us is a contemporary café opening in Downtown LA boasting crisp interiors by Studio/ JIALUN XIONG who crafted a caffeinated sanctuary away from the city rush

By Tianna Williams Published 15 March 25
This rainbow-coloured flower show was inspired by Luis Barragán's architecture

Modernism shows off its flowery side at the New York Botanical Garden's annual orchid show.

By Tianna Williams Published 14 March 25
Smoke Lake Cabin is an off-grid hideaway only accessible by boat

This Canadian cabin is a modular and de-mountable residence, designed by Anya Moryoussef Architect (AMA) and nestled within Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario

By Tianna Williams Published 13 March 25
Pierce Brosnan and Hering Berlin's ceramic vases explore love, loss and renewal

Actor and artist Pierce Brosnan translates his ‘So Many Dreams’ artworks to Hering Berlin ceramic vases in a new limited edition

By Tianna Williams Published 9 March 25

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Latest articles by Tianna Williams

At the Regent Street Sensorium, architectural jelly sculptures are designed to ignite the senses

This 19th-century Hampstead house has a raw concrete staircase at its heart

The best furniture shops in London

Put these emerging artists on your radar

An octogenarian’s north London home is bold with utilitarian authenticity

Ikea’s new Stockholm collection is a venture into affordable luxury

The best brutalism books to add to your library in 2025

This brutalist apartment in Barcelona is surprisingly soft and gentle

Masters of midcentury modern design and their creations spotlighted in new book

‘I love the elevation of everyday objects' – Scott's Shop is a curated luxury store, prioritising beauty in the mundane

See Kurt Cobain’s acoustic guitar on show in the UK for the first time

William Morris mania meets the design industry’s darker side in a new London show

A retro video game is the unlikely inspiration for this island house in Greece

A Costa Navarino house peeks out from amidst olive groves to ocean views

Pierre Yovanovitch’s set and costumes bring a contemporary edge to Korea National Opera in Seoul

This nostalgic exhibition dives into a century of British surfing

The best design podcasts of 2025, according to our editors

From counter-culture to Northern Soul, these photos chart an intimate history of working-class Britain

At Berlin's storied Am Tacheles, three renowned design studios create interiors inspired by Herzog & de Meuron's architecture

Brutalist bathrooms that bare all

Portlantis is a new Rotterdam visitor centre connecting guests with its rich maritime spirit

A first look inside Archives of Us, a secret café hidden in Downtown LA

This rainbow-coloured flower show was inspired by Luis Barragán's architecture

Smoke Lake Cabin is an off-grid hideaway only accessible by boat

Pierce Brosnan and Hering Berlin's ceramic vases explore love, loss and renewal