Subscriber since: our most loyal readers share their Wallpaper* collections

Design | 29 Dec 2019

All our long-term subscribers are dear to us. In their company we have changed and grown; with their support we prospered. Some have been with us since that stumbling, sticky foal of a first issue, seen our thoroughbred promise and stuck along for the remarkable ride. People are keen to tell us that they have that first issue and what a prize it is. Or that they have every issue, carefully stacked and stowed. Which got us thinking. Here are the creative spaces of just a few of our notable loyalists – including John Pawson, Jonathan Anderson and Patricia Uriquiola – their Wallpaper* collections close to hand, an ever-present inspiration.

So how do you keep yours? Stacked or shelved in date order? Proudly displayed or in a nukeproof vault? Share a picture of your Wallpaper* collection (or your most prized issue) using #SubscriberSince and tagging @wallpapermag on Twitter and Instagram

Sculpture on the wall — **Jonathan Anderson**
Art and craft-loving creative director of Loewe and JW Anderson

Wallpaper*, a trio of Dieter Rams’ SK series record players for Braun and a squash-inspired collaboration with artist Anthea Hamilton are among collected treasures at Anderson’s Paris office. *Photography: Romain Laprade*

Jonathan Anderson
Art and craft-loving creative director of Loewe and JW Anderson

Wallpaper*, a trio of Dieter Rams’ SK series record players for Braun and a squash-inspired collaboration with artist Anthea Hamilton are among collected treasures at Anderson’s Paris office. Photography: Romain Laprade

Library — **Rodolfo Dordoni**
Architect, designer, minimal Milanese master

Dordoni’s ‘Van Dyck’ table for Minotti is just the place to reflect on his Wallpaper* back catalogue, part of the library at his office in Milan. *Photography: Leonardo Scotti*

Rodolfo Dordoni
Architect, designer, minimal Milanese master

Dordoni’s ‘Van Dyck’ table for Minotti is just the place to reflect on his Wallpaper* back catalogue, part of the library at his office in Milan. Photography: Leonardo Scotti

Colourful interior set up — **Patricia Urquiola**
Heartwarming designer of human shapes in happy colours

Urquiola’s Wallpaper* collection, not quite contained by her ‘Diamond’ table for Molteni & C, amid designs such as her own ‘Gender’ pouf for Cassina and Gio Ponti’s ‘Superleggera’ chair, at her office in Milan. *Photography: Leonardo Scotti*

Patricia Urquiola
Heartwarming designer of human shapes in happy colours

Urquiola’s Wallpaper* collection, not quite contained by her ‘Diamond’ table for Molteni & C, amid designs such as her own ‘Gender’ pouf for Cassina and Gio Ponti’s ‘Superleggera’ chair, at her office in Milan. Photography: Leonardo Scotti

Dining room table and chairs — **Xavier Lust**
Illustrious Belgian furniture designer, lustrous morphed of metal

Lust keeps Wallpaper* close to hand atop his ‘Continents’ console at his Brussels home and gallery. *Photography: Frederik Vercruysse*

Xavier Lust
Illustrious Belgian furniture designer, lustrous morphed of metal

Lust keeps Wallpaper* close to hand atop his ‘Continents’ console at his Brussels home and gallery. Photography: Frederik Vercruysse

Room with books — **Barnaba Fornasetti**
Design Dynast

Wallpaper* feels like part of the family at Fornasetti’s ancestral pile, Casa Fornasetti, in Milan. *Photography: Leonardo Scotti*

Barnaba Fornasetti
Design Dynast

Wallpaper* feels like part of the family at Fornasetti’s ancestral pile, Casa Fornasetti, in Milan. Photography: Leonardo Scotti

John Pawson
Master minimalist

There are some things even Pawson won’t pare back at his home in west London. Photography: Matthew Donaldson

Living room set up — **Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas**
Architectural power couple and urban reformers

A Wallpaper* stack completes the coffee table at the Italian couple’s pad on Paris’ Place des Vosges. *Photography: Romain Laprade*

Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas
Architectural power couple and urban reformers

A Wallpaper* stack completes the coffee table at the Italian couple’s pad on Paris’ Place des Vosges. Photography: Romain Laprade

Messy room — **Conrad Shawcross**
Scientific sculptor and royal academician

Wallpaper* is neatly engineered between books and prototypes, including ones from Shawcross’ From That Which It Came and Time Rule series, at his studio in Hackney, east London. *Photography: Matthew Donaldson*

Conrad Shawcross
Scientific sculptor and royal academician

Wallpaper* is neatly engineered between books and prototypes, including ones from Shawcross’ From That Which It Came and Time Rule series, at his studio in Hackney, east London. Photography: Matthew Donaldson

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