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Remember the Bic Biro? It’s now a larger-than-life lampSeletti honours the iconic Bic pen on its 75th anniversary with a gigantic, luminous reproduction of its design
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Patricia Urquiola’s textile adventures at Heimtextil: ‘Design is not about controlling form’Urquiola presents ‘Among-all’, a new installation at Frankfurt’s Heimtextil fair (until 16 January 2026) that explores new routes for textile experimentation in design
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How Isamu Noguchi dissolved the boundaries between art, design and the cityIsamu Noguchi shaped cities, interiors and everyday rituals through design: here’s everything you need to know about the interdisciplinary American modernist who believed art belonged in public life
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Photographer John Arsenault’s ceramic vessels prove it’s never too late to shift focusAfter years of creating portraits, the artist has revealed a series of intriguing and sexually charged ceramics in New York
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Wallpaper* Design Awards: how David/Nicolas reimagined a 1990 Porsche 964 TargaThe two-seater convertible Porsche was given a makeover by the designers, featuring an oiled teak handbrake, machined brass dials, and Connolly leather interiors
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Designers craft wooden furniture to mark LA wildfires anniversary‘From the Upper Valley in the Foothills’ (on view at Marta, LA, until 31 January 2026) brings together two dozen creatives from the city to transform trees cleared from fire-damaged areas
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Step into a winter wonderland at this snow-covered St Moritz chaletA Swiss chalet reimagines Alpine living through serene architecture and Molteni&C’s refined, contemporary furnishings
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Wallpaper* Design Awards: London’s V&A East Storehouse is Launch of the Year 2026Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the V&A family’s latest outpost turns the museum concept on its head, offering a revolutionary peek into the daily life of the institution’s Wunderkammer of a collection
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Wallpaper* Design Awards: Willo Perron is Designer of the Year 2026The mastermind behind some of the world’s most spectacular cultural moments, Willo Perron has been capturing the creative zeitgeist for 20 years. We interview the designer, honoured in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026
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Sabine Marcelis has revisited her Ikea lamp and it’s a colourful marvelSabine Marcelis’ ‘Varmblixt’ lamp for Ikea returns in a new colourful, high-tech guise
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Ten out-of-this-world design exhibitions to see in 2026From contemporary grandes dames to legends past, and ‘non-human’ design: here are ten design exhibitions we’re looking forward to seeing in 2026
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The international design fairs shaping 2026Passports at the ready as Wallpaper* maps out the year’s best design fairs, from established fixtures to new arrivals.
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How Memphis developed from an informal gathering of restless creatives into one of design's most influential movementsEverything you want to know about Memphis Design, from its history to its leading figures to the pieces to know (and buy)
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These are the 12 emerging designers we are excited to follow into 2026These are the designers to watch for 2026: from unpredictable glassmakers to furniture designers working with bones, textile artists exploring ancient techniques and makers giving new life to mundane tools
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A resort, ravioli and a rocket are just a few of the ongoing projects from British-Indian designer Armaan BansalWallpaper* Future Icons: Anda Ba studio founder Armaan Bansal draws inspiration from India's natural materials and contemporary London culture
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Dublin-based designer Cara Campos turns abandoned bicycles into sleekly minimal furniture piecesWallpaper* Future Icons: Saudi-raised Irish/French designer Cara Campos' creative approach is rooted in reuse, construction and the lives of objects
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2026 horoscope: design for every star signFor the Wallpaper* 2026 horoscope, we asked Italian astrologist Lumpa what the stars have in store for the year ahead, and what design objects each sign will need to face the new year
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Glass designer Silje Lindrup finds inspiration in the material's unpredictabilityWallpaper* Future Icons: Danish glassmaker Silje Lindrup lets the material be in charge, creating a body of work that exists between utility and experimentation
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Design studio Palma is a tale of twos, where art and architecture meetWallpaper* Future Icons: in São Paulo, artist Cleo Döbberthin and architect Lorenzo Lo Schiavo blur the lines between making and meaning. Through Palma, they explore a dialogue shaped by material, memory and touch.
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Grace Atkinson's Ukraine-made textiles balance material and emotionWallpaper* Future Icons: New Zealand-born Grace Atkinson creates sensual domestic textile objects using 14th century techniques
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7 colours that will define 2026, from rich gold to glacier blueThese moody hues, versatile neutrals and vivid shades will shape the new year, according to trend forecasters
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An inox-fanatic's love letter to stainless steelUltimate stainless steel fan Levi Di Marco has been documenting inox designs on his social media platform @tutto_inox: we asked him to tell us about his not-so-mild obsession and share some of his favourite examples of inox design
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The Testament of Ann Lee brings the Shaker aesthetic to the big screenDirected by Mona Fastvold and featuring Amanda Seyfried, The Testament of Ann Lee is a visual deep dive into Shaker culture
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Eddie Olin's furniture that merges heavy metal with a side of playfulnessWallpaper* Future Icons: London-based designer and fabricator Eddie Olin's work celebrates the aesthetic value of engineering processes
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Terrified to get inked? This inviting Brooklyn tattoo parlour is for people who are 'a little bit nervous'With minty-green walls and an option to 'call mom', Tiny Zaps' Williamsburg location was designed to tame jitters
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The work of Salù Iwadi Studio reclaims African perspectives with a global outlookWallpaper* Future Icons: based between Lagos and Dakar, Toluwalase Rufai and Sandia Nassila of Salù Iwadi Studio are inspired by the improvisational nature of African contemporary design
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Korean designer Yoonjeong Lee tells ordinary stories in extraordinary waysWallpaper* Future Icons: Yoonjeong Lee's work is based on a fascination for utilitarian objects, from pencils to nails, recreated with innovative casting methods
