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Flexform’s ‘Loungescape’ modular sofa is furniture as topographic wonder
Shape a new domestic landscape with Antonio Citterio’s latest seating system for the Italian furniture company
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Postcard from Paris Design Week 2025
As the French capital inaugurates the autumn design calendar, we look at the highlights from Paris Design Week 2025 (4-13 September)
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Discover the new RH Paris Gallery: design, dining, drama
In a grand setting on the Champs-Élysées, the new RH Paris gallery merges Parisian splendour with contemporary interventions by Foster + Partners, presenting the American company’s unique blend of design, art and hospitality
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This Brooklyn townhouse renovation nails ‘classic’ without cliché
Interior design firm White Arrow transformed a Boerum Hill home into a space that feels historic, contemporary, and just unexpected enough to keep things interesting
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When did we stop dreaming of a better future? A new book presents four hopeful scenarios
In her debut book, ‘Designing Hope’, Sarah Housley explores how design might help create more equitable, inclusive and radically liveable futures
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Design fairs are expensive. This new hybrid gallery wants to give creatives an alternative
Hello Human House – a new gallery, events space, and office – wants to make it easier for artists and designers to share their work
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Artek and Marimekko bring bold printmaking to poetically simple furniture
As Artek, Alvar Aalto’s storied furniture company, turns 90, it unites with Finnish printmaking powerhouse Marimekko to add a patterned spin to three of Aalto’s pioneering designs, made to last a lifetime
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It’s a mighty big read: the October 2025 issue of Wallpaper* is on sale now
In our epic celebration of the long read, meet Craig Green and Irma Boom, travel to Tbilisi and Marseille, and delve into enduring design. The October issue is on newsstands now
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Snøhetta and Citterio’s new modular furniture can adapt to any living space
For Paris Design Week 2025, Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta and Italian furniture brand Citterio present the 'Borealis' collection, rooted in clean lines and architectural geometry
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How Arne Jacobsen built a whole design universe
Everything you need to know about the Danish designer who brought modernism to the mainstream – and created some of the most recognisable buildings and objects of the 20th century
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Design Miami in Seoul: inside the fair’s spectacular South Korean debut
As Design Miami launches its inaugural Seoul event, we discover its showcases spotlighting South Korean designers who have shaped the country’s creative landscape, from traditional craft to pioneering design innovations
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Lost William Morris designs are being revived and completed for a new collection
When The Huntington in California discovered incomplete William Morris designs in its archive, the museum partnered with Morris & Co. to bring the them to life in 'The Unfinished Works'
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This Salento monastery becomes the backdrop for a celebration of local craft
‘Intrecci•Intertwinings’ (on view until 14 September 2025) features contemporary designs made from materials and techniques from the Salento region, also known as the ‘heel’ of Italy
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Ones to Watch: Plaster Paris Studio unites brutalism and bohemia
Designers Tessa Rose Vardy and Olivia Engelhardt draw inspiration from the urban landscape of Paris and the laidback warmth of the Balearics
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A new book reframes interior design history through a feminist lens
Dr Jane Hall’s latest book 'Making Space' asserts the significance of interior design, celebrating women who shaped the spaces we live in
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This designer’s Montecito home – once a modest wood cabin – has been transformed into a charming sanctuary
Originally built by architect Lutah Maria Riggs, this compact family home has been reimagined by another influential female designer – Tamara Honey of House of Honey – who has imbued the space with her signature touch
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Nipa Doshi's multidimensional cabinet nourishes mind, body and soul
Nipa Doshi is the Recipient of the 2025 Mecca x NGV Women in Design Commission; in Melbourne, she creates a miniature world that blends cultural heritage and personal memory
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Modernist and contemporary Brazilian furniture face off in this LA exhibition
‘Lightness & Tension’ (5-19 September 2025) features the work of Joaquim Tenreiro and Lucas Simões, as curator and dealer Ulysses de Santi explores the trajectory of Brazilian furniture design
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Patricia Urquiola’s immersive Kvadrat textile forest is inspired by the Nordic landscape
During Chart 2025, Patricia Urquiola and Danish designers Tableau team up to present a textile installation showcasing Kvadrat’s nature-inspired new collection
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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
