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Danish Architecture Center celebrates trailblazing 20th-century designer Nanna Ditzel
A new exhibition dedicated to the groundbreaking work of Nanna Ditzel opens in Copenhagen
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Guiding lights: Maarten De Ceulaer stacks stones into sculptural lamps
Debuting at Brussels’ Collectible design fair in March 2025, Maarten De Ceulaer's Cairn Lights balance craftsmanship and connection to the natural world
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'It’s indisputable that craft has enormous value socially, culturally, economically': interrogating the case for craft in contemporary life
Ahead of next week's 21st edition of Collect, the world's leading fair for collectible craft, we sit down with Natalie Melton, executive director of the Crafts Council, to talk about making a living from making
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Designer Marta de la Rica’s elegant Madrid studio is full of perfectly-pitched contradictions
The studio, or ‘the laboratory’ as de la Rica and her team call it, plays with colour, texture and scale in eminently rewarding ways
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‘Nothing just because it’s beautiful’: Performance artist Marina Abramović on turning her hand to furniture design
Marina Abramović has no qualms about describing her segue into design as a ‘domestication’. But, argues the ‘grandmother of performance art’ as she unveils a collection of chairs, something doesn’t have to be provocative to be meaningful
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‘Design has the power to evoke emotions, good or bad’: Fritz Hansen’s new appointments on the Danish design brand's future
Wallpaper* sits down for an exclusive joint interview with Fritz Hansen’s recently appointed CEO Henrik Steensgaard and creative director Els Van Hoorebeeck
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Hermès’ new Florence store is a haven of sophisticated design
The Renaissance building on Via degli Strozzi boasts interiors by architect Denis Montel of RDAI, bespoke furniture pieces and an expansive collection of artwork
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This São Paulo apartment combines wood-clad interiors, biophilia and show-stopping city views
The Andre Luque-designed Heritage apartment features a retractable open plan, a plethora of natural materials and self-irrigating plants
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A hidden Gio Ponti illustration comes to light for ‘Dezza’ armchair’s 60th
Poltrona Frau brings a lost Gio Ponti illustration to life in leather for the designer’s ‘Dezza’ armchair’s anniversary celebration
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Remembering Yrjö Kukkapuro, Finnish grand master of design (1933-2025)
Almost everyone in Finland has sat in a chair by designer Yrjö Kukkapuro, writes Wallpaper’s Emma O'Kelly, who met him at his studio in 2020 and here pays tribute to a design legend
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Ceramics brand Mutina stages a poetic tribute to everyday objects
Design meets art as a new Mutina exhibition in Italy reframes the beauty of domestic stillness, juxtaposing ceramics, sculpture, paintings and photography
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Highlights from the India Art Fair
The worlds of art and design collided at the 16th edition of the India Art Fair, where a global outlook and women artists were front and centre
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A postcard from Stockholm Design Week 2025
Global design director, Hugo Macdonald, reports from the Scandinavian fair which, despite challenges, has much worth venturing into the Swedish winter for
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Swiss utilitarianism meets West Africa in this Armando Cabral and USM furniture collaboration
A centuries-old West African motif signifying movement, adaptability, and progress served as the starting point for this collaboration between New York-based designer Armando Cabral and Swiss furniture brand USM
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The original Ligne Roset factory has been transformed into an exhibition space
Re-christened Studio 1860, the factory was bought by the founder of the French furniture brand in 1892, and will now house rare Ligne Roset pieces, among other uses
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Designer Danny Kaplan’s Manhattan showroom is also his apartment: the live-work space reimagined
Danny Kaplan’s Manhattan apartment is an extension of his new showroom, itself laid out like a home; he invites us in, including a first look at his private quarters
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‘Uprooted’: Jorge Penadés and Seetal Solanki rethink the value of discarded olive tree roots
At Madrid Design Festival, an exhibition by Jorge Penadés and Seetal Solanki explores the overlooked potential of centenary olive roots, salvaged from Andalucía’s intensive olive oil industry
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Studio Henry Wilson’s first store has a ‘collector’s apartment’ aesthetic with Australian charm
‘I see longevity as one of the simpler forms of sustainability’: Studio Henry Wilson’s first store, in Paddington, Sydney is an ode to Australia's landscape
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Salone Del Mobile 2025: Paolo Sorrentino, Robert Wilson, Sou Fujimoto and Pierre-Yves Rochon amongst this year's contributors
The countdown to Salone Del Mobile 2025 has begun. President, Maria Porro, announced first plans for the fair including some key names
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Hilltop hideaway: Colony creates tranquil interiors for a Catskills retreat
Perched between two mountain ranges, this Catskills retreat marries bold, angular architecture with interiors that offer warmth and texture
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Bedside tables for design enthusiasts
Essential companions for your nightly rituals, discover 10 bedside tables that balance function and style.
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Octogenarian sisters debut their fantastical beasts at Mexico City Art Week
AGO Projects showcases the unseen work of talented octogenarian ceramicist sisters from Oaxaca
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Curvature, cantilevers and cashmere: Mumbai-based designer Rooshad Shroff on his new furniture collection
Rooshad Shroff’s new furniture collection Balance is a masterclass in structural luxury
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‘It feels almost alive’: This rare Judy Kensley McKie ‘Leopard Couch’ could be yours
Designer Judy Kensley McKie’s 1983 ‘Leopard Couch’ will be auctioned at Phillips; one of her first fully realised sculptural furniture designs, it’s a zoomorphic delight
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The Wallpaper* Design Awards 2025 winners are…
Find every Wallpaper* Design Award 2025 winner here, and in the February print issue, spanning art, architecture, beauty, design & interiors, fashion, tech, travel and watches & jewellery. Watch the Wallpaper* editors talk about the judging process and the themes that unite this year's winners
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‘The craftsman should be within bicycle distance’: the eccentric, hyperlocal world of German furniture brand Nils Holger Moormann
German furniture brand Nils Holger Moormann's product launches rarely come around, it chooses which pieces to produce by blind submission, and all designs are crafted locally
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Ikea’s most popular archival furniture is relaunched, a fresh take on vintage designs
Ikea is about to release its sixth and final drop of the Nytillverkad collection – hero pieces from the brand’s archive that have received a contemporary update
