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Garden city: inside Wallpaper* and EcoWorld Ballymore’s Wardian installation
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Clerkenwell Design Week 2011
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Pleasure park: Dreamland Margate is set to reopen with a quirky new design
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Where art meets design
Studio Leigh, a new London-based ‘commissioning and exhibiting platform’, opens in Shoreditch
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Piece corps: Wallpaper* and Sotheby’s join forces to reveal what great design is made of
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Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent’s collection of art, books and antiques goes under the hammer
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Material world: Sotheby’s announces autumn design auction
Taking place on 17 October, the sale features post-war and contemporary designs curated by Wallpaper* Editor-in-Chief Tony Chambers
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Los Angeles’ mid-century glamour is found inside this new boutique
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Perfect imperfect: Brent Wadden weaves new works for his first UK solo show
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WallpaperSTORE* pop-up opens in Beirut, bringing Lebanese design to the fore
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Going, gone: the Four Seasons Restaurant’s sale of the century pips $4 million
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Paul Cocksedge designs light installation for COS Kings Cross store opening
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Looking forward: the fourth British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent
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Selfridges' Festival of Imagination illuminates its London flagship
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Cheltenham Design Festival, UK
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PAD London announces 2018 prize winners
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Cheltenham Design Festival 2013
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Carlos Motta at Espasso, NY
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Best of Dutch Design: Dutch Design Awards 2022 winners show design’s social impact
The eight winners of the Dutch Design Awards 2022 include Studio Makkink & Bey and MVRDV
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Lodz Design Festival, Poland
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Assessing the pitfalls and potentials of the information age
The world’s longest running Biennial of Design in Ljubljana questions data, fake news, AI in the post-truth era
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Making moves: Les Ateliers Courbet puts down new roots in New York’s Chelsea district
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Lena Bergström for Orrefors
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WallpaperSTORE's latest pop-up anchors South Africa as a global design destination
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Sebastian + Barquet, London
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Fair report: Design Miami/Basel 2010 highlights
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Katie Stout responds to the world’s chaos with absurdity
At Nina Johnson in Miami, Brooklyn-based Katie Stout presents a new body of work, titled Sour Tasting Liquid, that melds worlds of design, art and craft
