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10 things not to miss at London Design Festival 2025
We bring you the best new installations, exhibitions and products to launch at London Design Festival 2025 (13–21 September)
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Make Dior Maison’s porcelainware yours with a new personalisation service
Choose from a range of 35 colours to personalise Dior Maison’s legendary Limoges porcelain tableware
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Meet Goodesign, the modular furniture studio with big dreams
Wallpaper* speaks to Emmanuel Popoteur, the self-taught designer behind New York’s Goodesign, a studio creating intuitive, adaptable furniture for modern living
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Could reimagining play reshape childhood? 21st Europe argues for playgrounds as infrastructure
A new blueprint by think tank 21st Europe and Spacon calls for playgrounds to be treated as vital civic infrastructure – on par with museums, stations and energy grids
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Monoprix and Jean-Baptiste Fastrez debut a futuristic collection of chrome covered objects
Snag these otherworldly home items – including bowls, candle holders and more – starting 16 September
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These sculptural mirrors embody the relaxed spirit of the Med
Photographed in a Mallorcan residence designed by local studio Munarq, these new sculptural mirrors by New York furniture company Ready To Hang are inspired by the sea
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Seven Studio lends a modern, gritty edge to traditional Mallorcan stone carving
Founded by an artist-and-art-director duo, Seven Studio crafts furniture and objects that blend timeless beauty with bold brutalism
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Two compact Canadian cabins borrow space-saving ideas from boat interiors
Space, storage and serenity are maximised in the interiors of these lakeside cabins, immersed in nature on Vancouver Island
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Lee Broom’s brutalist-inspired ‘Beacon’ will light up London as Big Ben strikes the hour
Set to pulse through London Design Festival 2025 (13-22 September) and beyond, the British industrial designer’s sculptural light installation on the South Bank draws on its surroundings
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‘Reimagining the medical facility as a sanctuary of restoration’: welcome to Zoī Vendôme, Paris
Young Mexico-based architecture practice Sala Hars injects a healthy dose of drama into Zoī Vendôme, a minimalist health centre in Paris
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Ikea is launching a meatball plate – and its the perfect blend of form and function
The humourous new home accessory is part of designer Gustaf Westman’s upcoming collab with the Swedish flatpack giant
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One to watch: Manchester’s Youth Studio comes of age
With a new Cotswolds retreat unveiled and a ten-year anniversary approaching, British interior design outfit Youth Studio is sharpening its focus – and catching our attention
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Rosalía’s bespoke Instagram font ushers in a new element of a globe-conquering identity
Rosalía’s Instagram font went briefly viral earlier in the summer. We talk to Monotype about handwritten fonts and personal brands
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New furniture from Maiden Home elevates elemental materials through unique design
Finely crafted and exquisitely formed, the New York furniture brand’s latest designs find their perfect showcase at a modernist Californian home
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Eight statement bathroom sink designs that transform routine into ritual
Bathroom design ideas: we round up the best new bathroom sinks, from colourful additions to sculptural masterpieces
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How Tom Dixon turned a punk ethos into a product empire
Everything you need to know about the British designer who made heavy industry high-end – and built a global lifestyle brand from the ground up.
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Paul Gulati on storytelling, multi-sensory design and the evolution of Universal Design Studio
'If a space works – not just as a beautiful image, but for the people using it – then we’ve done our job,' he tells us
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How do you modernise a home without making it feel modern? This farmhouse renovation is a stunning case study
A 300-year-old English farmhouse has been given a new lease of life while staying true to the old ways
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These micro-architectures on a Beirut rooftop invite you to experience summer in the city
'Pretend it's a Pool' by Nathalie Harb at Beirut Art Center (until 20 September 2025)
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Yuri Suzuki turns sound into architecture at Camden Arts Projects
The sound designer unveils ‘Utooto’, an interactive installation at London’s Camden Arts Projects (until 5 October 2025), in which visitors collaboratively build a sonic piece of architecture
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Get back to basics with these low-fi and long-lived kitchen tools
Fed up with the perennial pairing and needy notifications from too many smart devices? Discard digital and go all-analogue with our essential selection of battery-free kitchen tools and accessories
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Step inside Pauline Karpidas’ London home, a cabinet of curiosities filled with art and design treasures
The British collector is selling the entire contents of her art and design-filled home: take a peek before it goes under the hammer at Sotheby’s in September 2025
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Design postcard from Indonesia: Jia Curated is an ecosystem of creativity in the heart of Bali
Want to find out about design in Indonesia? Look no further than Jia Curated, a spotlight on local creative culture housed in an abandoned theme park with 'an Indiana Jones vibe'
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Wallpaper* USA 400: The people shaping Creative America in 2025
Our annual look at the talents defining the country’s creative landscape right now
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This modular home sauna brings together ancient global wellness traditions with a contemporary design
Effe’s new ‘Petra SH’ modular system features a home sauna, hammam, and a plunge bath all in one, blending cutting-edge design and technology to create a truly immersive wellness experience
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These whimsical sketches by architect Michele De Lucchi are perfect meditations on creativity
Every Friday, the Italian architect drops a pencil drawing on his popular Substack. Here are some of our favourites
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Visionnaire’s new Ibiza residence is a mellow, earthy sanctuary
The interiors brand has populated a modern-yet-rooted building on the Mediterranean coast with some of its hero furniture pieces
