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Forest London brings exotic houseplants to the heart of the city
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’Bobble’ water bottle by Karim Rashid
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Kitchen by Gitta Gschwendtner and Schiffini
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Magic carpets: Wallpaper* meets Jan Kath
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Pen pal: a collaboration between Marc Newson and Montblanc has all the write moves
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Copper innovation: ECAL students collaborate with Mauviel 1830 for Maison et Objet
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Brutal beauty: David Umemoto creates a monumental concrete vase
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Between the sheets: Brooklinen’s stylish bedding collection
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Themed candles based on the smell of cinema, rain and the time of day
However much we fill our houses with the familiar vanillas and sandalwoods of this world, home fragrance is now coming up against a new trend: abstract scents. The smell of a favorite movie, of the evening compared with the morning, and even of rain, are not definitive smells. Creating a scent based on a time or event takes home-fragrance to a new level of aromatic experience – and companies like Tête à Tête Incendere, Pipkin&Co, Haeckels and Cire Trudon are doing just that.
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Fountain of knowledge: Yard-O-Led’s silver pen and pencil designs flow with a rich history
Perennially modern, Yard-O-Led’s pen and pencil designs pay proud homage to Birmingham’s silversmithing design heritage
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Tekla’s colourful mohair blankets are inspired by Le Corbusier
Tekla translates Le Corbusier’s colour theory into textiles, debuting a new collection of blankets in bold hues
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Caran d’Ache and Swiss watchmaker MB&F launch a cosmic new pen
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Colin King launches sculptural home accessories with Menu
American interior designer Colin King partners with Danish brand Menu to launch a series of home accessories including vases, paperweights, bowls and more
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Clean air for all with Ikea’s newest domestic design
New Ikea air purifier Starkvind is designed to enhance your living space, and doubles as a side table
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Last chance to see: Marc Newson’s shelves are a lesson in simplicity
The release of Marc Newson’s new modular shelves for Galerie Kreo, ‘Quobus’, ties in with the opening of the gallery's new space in Mayfair, London (until 20 November 2021)
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Single life: the new floral minimalism means less is more
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Kvadrat’s blind collection plays with transparency and tone
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec design the Kvadrat Shade range with window covering specialist, Coulisse
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Jonathan Saunders designs second collection for The Rug Company
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Counter culture: our 2016 kitchen edit features design radicals and zen cuisine
For Wallpaper’s July 2016 (W*208) issue, we surveyed the kitchen brands creating clean lines at the cutting edge of counter culture...
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Screen stars: the best Oscar-winning film posters of all time
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RE-OR’s interchangeable candles are colourful, modular and sculptural
Inspired by children's stacking toys, design duo BCXSY and creative director Tony Chambers have launched the RE-OR interchangeable candle, a playful, colourful and modular design that invites reconfiguration
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Soranyi Soliver explores Dominican creativity through new rug brand Sosomo
International Women's Day 2022: Dominican-born creative Soranyi Soliver launched Sosomo, a rug company now presenting its first creative collaboration with designer Karim Rashid
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These sustainable fake flowers are works of art
Danish design company Reevein Studios creates gallery-worthy fake flowers from recycled materials
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Orior launches Objects: a marble collection made from offcuts
Irish design brand Orior launches a range of sculptural marble accessories made using offcuts from its contemporary furniture collections
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Smeg releases a special edition of Renzo Piano’s classic hob
Smeg is releasing a limited edition of 1,000 pieces of the Piano Hob
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Axor’s opulent minimalism for the modern bathroom
Sculptural taps created with designers such as Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio and Jean-Marie Massaud, are among Axor’s icons of considered bathroom luxury
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Alex Proba works with schoolgirls in Ghana to create rug collection
Portland-based designer Alex Proba’s Little Proba initiative partnered with the Toni Garrn Foundation to create colourful rugs through workshops in Ghanian schools, and in collaboration with Indian weavers
