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Togo's Palais de Lomé stages a sweeping new survey of West African design
'Design in West Africa' in Lomé, Togo (on view until 15 March 2026), brings together contemporary designers and artisans whose work bridges tradition and experimentation
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Australian studio Cordon Salon takes an anthropological approach to design
Wallpaper* Future Icons: hailing from Australia, Cordon Salon is a studio that doesn't fit in a tight definition, working across genres, techniques and materials while exploring the possible futures of craft
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This designer’s Shoreditch apartment is ‘part grotto, part cabinet of curiosities’
The apartment serves as Hubert Zandberg’s ‘home away from home’, as well as a creative laboratory for his design practice. The result is a layered, eclectic interior infused with his personality
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How Taipei designers operate between cutting-edge technology and their country's cultural foundations
In the final instalment of our three-part Design Cities series, we explore Taipei, Taiwan, as a model of translating contemporary urban aesthetic and craft traditions into design thinking
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How Charles and Ray Eames combined problem solving with humour and playfulness to create some of the most enduring furniture designs of modern times
Everything you need to know about Charles and Ray Eames, the American design giants who revolutionised the concept of design for everyday life with humour and integrity
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Veronica Ditting’s collection of tiny tomes is a big draw at London's Tenderbooks
At London bookshop Tenderbooks, 'Small Print' is an exhibition by creative director Veronica Ditting that explores and celebrates the appeal of books that fit in the palm of your hand
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How Beirut's emerging designers tell a story of resilience in creativity
The second in our Design Cities series, Beirut is a model of resourcefulness and adaptability: we look at how the layered history of the city is reflected in its designers' output
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How Abidjan's Young Designers Workshop is helping shape a new generation of Côte d'Ivoire creatives
In the first in our Design Cities series, we look at how Abidjan's next generation of creatives is being nurtured by an enlightened local designer
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Colour and texture elevate an interior designer’s London home
To beautify her home without renovations, Charu Gandhi focused on key spaces and worked with inherited details
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Dries van Noten on why he's building a new home for craft in Venice
A year after departing the runway, Dries van Noten unveils his next chapter: the Fondazione Dries Van Noten, a newly announced cultural initiative in Venice celebrating craft in all its forms. Wallpaper* meets the designer to find out why he’s not ready to retire.
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Alexander Wessely turns the Nobel Prize ceremony into a live artwork
For the first time, the Nobel Prize banquet has been reimagined as a live artwork. Swedish-Greek artist and scenographer Alexander Wessely speaks to Wallpaper* about creating a three-act meditation on light inside Stockholm City Hall
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At $31.4 million, this Lalanne hippo just smashed another world auction record at Sotheby’s
The jaw-dropping price marked the highest-ever for a work by François-Xavier Lalanne – and for a work of design generally
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Eclectic and colourful, Charlie Ferrer’s home reflects the interior designer’s personal and professional evolution
The New York interior designer invites us into his new Greenwich Village home: come on in
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Is the Calibri typeface 'woke'? We asked its designer
'It's more a compliment than something bad for me,’ says the Dutch type designer Lucas de Groot
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The Wallpaper* Design Awards are back in 2026 – see who's shortlisted
Our annual design awards returns in January – here are the first shortlisted nominees
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Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026: Life-enhancer of the year shortlist
Discover the shortlist for Life-Enhancer of the Year in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026, from an innovative night light to a blueprint for play
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Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026: Launch of the year shortlist
Discover the shortlist for Launch of the Year in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026, from an innovative museum concept to a glass-like hydrating face mask
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Why the UK’s newest country retreat is placing craft at its core
Crafted at Powdermills is an ambitious new members’ club and retreat deep in the East Sussex countryside. Designed by House of Dre, it aims to root itself in the local landscape and its community of makers. Wallpaper* pays a visit to find out how
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Pantone chose white as colour of the year: resistance to plurality, or quiet emblem of hope?
The Pantone Colour of the Year 2026 – Cloud Dancer white – was met with both intrigue and horror from the design community. We speak to four design professionals who weigh in on this year's candid hue
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Edra’s wintry marvel of a chair heralds the 2026 Winter Games
Edra unveils a new snow-white chair by Estudio Campana to mark the upcoming Winter Games, as part of its ‘Casa Italia’ showcase of Italian excellence for the event
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Didn't make it to Alcova Miami this year? These are our 10 favourite things
At the third US edition of the exhibition, designers reinterpreted ancient traditions, artfully refracted light and encouraged sexual exploration
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David/Nicolas raise contemporary craft to a canter at this new Abu Dhabi riding school
The Lebanese design duo draw on Emirati equestrian heritage to create two contemporary spaces for ADREA, a new school of classical horsemanship
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Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s glass tableware is fit for a hotel-style breakfast at home
The French-American designer unveils her ‘Continental Collection’, a playful and elegant take on classic breakfast tableware
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Vincent Van Duysen and Zara unveil a sophisticated new flagship concept in Barcelona
Zara Diagonal by Vincent Van Duysen brings the intimacy of a domestic space to the shopping experience
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These classic board games are elevated with a creative twist
From a leather Snakes and Ladders to a whimsical Noughts and Crosses (plus a few newcomers): browse our edit of the best board games to keep you and your guests entertained this holiday season
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Bottega for Bottegas 2025 invites artisans to reinterpret the ritual of the aperitivo
The annual initiative showcases makers and creatives who share Bottega Veneta’s dedication to craft. This year’s objects come together as an exquisite, modern still life
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Step inside the soft but vibrant Madrid home of interior designer Marta de la Rica
Earlier in 2025, Wallpaper* visited Marta de la Rica’s studio, which captured her meticulously considered design language. Now, we glimpse a softer side of the designer – her personal home – which radiates the warmth and energy of family life
