Design & Interiors

Fuelled by a tech nostalgia and austere futurism, we look at the story of Paul Rand's IBM logo

By Jonathan Bell Published 9 July 26

Ahead of Donald Judd’s 2028 centennial, Cunningham Cameron talks Marfa archives and the legacy of Judd design

By Julie Baumgardner Published 8 July 26

The Los Angeles hotel’s storied past is reflected in its timeless logo, a typemark set in calligraphic strokes that invoke a script first used by biblical scribes

By Kevin EG Perry Published 8 July 26

The appointment to the newly created role of ‘Lead R&D Fellows, Ecology’ is part of a wider shift of cultural institutions towards a collaborative approach between disciplines

By Debika Ray Published 8 July 26

Launched today, the British designer's new furniture range brings together dining tables carved like fossils, weighty timber consoles and lounge chairs that collapse in on themselves

By Anna Solomon Published 7 July 26

Launching today, the artist and designer’s 40-piece collaboration with Dunelm pairs his signature vibrant patterns with a story about Leicester’s textile past

By Anna Solomon Published 7 July 26

From its distinctive shade of blue to the hand-drawn lettering resembling a hot-stamped letterpress typeface, the Tiffany & Co logo is an enduring American icon

By Rosa Bertoli Published 7 July 26

Last week we launched our annual list of the talents that make up America’s creative landscape. But what exactly is it? And who is on it? Here’s everything you need to know

By Wallpaper* Published 6 July 26

In the 1960s, Ray Gotto's New York Mets logo emerged as a balm for the brokenhearted: Anne Quito explores the genesis of one of the city's most beloved brand identities

By Anne Quito Published 6 July 26

A heat wave accompanied the revelrous opening days of the Design Parade festival, magnifying focus on the proudly regional festival’s question of how to live in the Mediterranean

By Harriet Thorpe Published 4 July 26

We present the best posters from six decades of Montreux Jazz and explore a new photography book, The Elegance of Time, dedicated to the performers

By Jonathan Bell Published 3 July 26

Our annual list of the movers and shakers in the US creative scene

By Wallpaper* Published 3 July 26

Born from a doodle sketched from the back of a cab, Milton Glaser's I ❤️ NY became one of the most successful, popular and beloved logos in history. Glaser expert Anne Quito explores its genesis and enduring legacy

By Anne Quito Published 3 July 26

Rising 860 feet above one of Manhattan's most storied streets, this 52-storey tower trades density for restraint, with just 26 full-floor and duplex homes designed by Norm Architects and furnished by Molteni&C

By Anna Solomon Published 3 July 26

In honour of the late Hugh Devlin – a lawyer and trusted advisor to many in the creative industries – a new foundation will support emerging talents and help them make better decisions at defining moments in their careers

By Henrietta Thompson Published 2 July 26

The London Symphony Orchestra's Grade I-listed home, LSO St Luke's, has reopened following a sensitive renovation by Levitt Bernstein, introducing state-of-the-art recording facilities while preserving the character of the former church

By Shawn Adams Published 1 July 26

Five iconic midcentury pieces, sourced by the pre-loved furniture marketplace and dressed in archival Liberty prints, land today

By Anna Solomon Published 1 July 26

Architect Nohar Agadi designed Sundae School to evoke sacred Korean buildings and a particular kind of flower

By Adrian Madlener Published 1 July 26

In our latest Design Drop, craft heritage meets democratic design, artisan jewellery and flat-pack furniture. Read on to discover the most compelling objects to cross our desks this month

By Anna Solomon Published 30 June 26

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup well underway, Crosby Studios continues the football frenzy with a new exhibition, ‘Home of Football: Home & Away’ (on view until 19 July)

By Tianna Williams Published 30 June 26

Itinerant design fair Nomad made its USA debut with an inaugural edition at Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center. Here’s what went down

By Stephanie Murg Published 30 June 26

Five new Lego Editions sets feature the Danish company’s first musical collaboration

By Jonathan Bell Published 30 June 26

Gold-leaf ceilings, hand-blown Venetian glass chandeliers and an Ottoman-inspired rooftop terrace – here's what to expect from the American furniture giant's most ambitious opening to date

By Anna Solomon Published 29 June 26

The new uniforms for Milan’s Triennale museum were designed by Alessandra Facchinetti and produced by Older, and inspired by the Italian institution's visual codes, from the architecture to the colour and material palettes

By Anne Soward Published 28 June 26