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Stokke’s Tripp Trapp is the ultimate child seat – now there’s a brand new MoMA EditionIn teaming up with The Museum of Modern Art to create the Tripp Trapp Chair MoMA Edition, Stokke has taken the museum’s signature colour palette to highlight the genius of Peter Opsvik’s 1972 design
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Bisila Noha’s ceramics are informed by culture, community and feminismTacchini celebrates Bisila Noha as the inaugural winner of its prize, dedicated to the intersection of contemporary artistic research and design culture
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The new Ikea and Xbox furniture collab is now available to buyWe lock in to the gaming collab between the Swedish flat-pack giant and the video game brand, which was first revealed at Gamescom in Cologne
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Louis Poulsen reissues a 1930s hit, the clef-shaped ‘PH Piano’ lampA special reissue of Poul Henningsen’s 1931 piano lamp for Louis Poulsen is available for a limited time this autumn
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‘How a practice evolves over 30 years’: Es Devlin at the Design Museum is both intimate and sweeping‘Es Devlin: Other Worlds’ at the Design Museum (2 October 2026 – 4 April 2027) features a reproduction of the multidisciplinary designer’s own studio, excerpts from her sketchbooks, an overview of her most celebrated installation, and an experiential, 2,000-book library
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Beauty starts from water: Hello Klean introduces a water-tap filterHello Klean’s Skin Filter is designed to make your bathroom tap water kinder to your skin – and offers multi-stage filtration, microbubble cleansing technology and intelligent water tracking
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The best of Berlin’s design scene came out for the inaugural Currents festivalOver three days in September, the city hosted a sprawling fair that brought together independent designers, brands, and creative collectives
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Barbarella meets Polly Pocket in this fantasy Palm Springs houseLA-based interior designer Jessica Ayromloo combined cinematic sci-fi references and playful desaturated pastels while renovating this giant midcentury California abode
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12 uplifting design projects from FinlandEarlier this month, Helsinki Design Week demonstrated of how design spills into everyday life: from revamped classics to innovative products, these are 12 uplifting design stories we discovered in Finland
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This advent calendar is filled with design-led giftsWestwing’s design-led advent calendar features a curated collection of gifts bringing together pieces from leading names in interiors
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Creative glassmaking like you've never seen before: 12 contemporary chandeliers illuminate St Mark’s Square12 chandeliers by contemporary creatives (from Norman Foster to Bethan Laura Wood) and made by Murano’s maestri shine their light on the historic craft of glassmaking. Discover the designs, on view in Venice until November 1
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Work in Process: Objects of Common Interest share ‘the magic of surprise’ at their Piraeus workshopThis Wallpaper* video series discovers the processes by which creative visionaries bring their work to life. Here, we dive deep into Objects of Common Interest’s experimentation and creative alchemy at the designers’ Greek fabrication studio
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Satisfy’s new Paris boutique isn’t your dad’s running storeThe popular French performance brand has teamed up with Ciguë to create its first-ever permanent retail location and coffee shop. No surprise, the queue already goes out the door
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How Hans J Wegner became the ‘king of chairs’Danish designer Hans J Wegner created some of the 20th century’s most recognisable chairs. Here Wallpaper* explores the stories behind the designs
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Faye Toogood puts faces on tiles for her debut collection with MutinaItalian tile manufacturer Mutina taps the British designer for a collection that means walls really do have ears – and eyes, noses and nipples
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This Rose Uniacke-designed London apartment transcends periods and culturesThe designer creates a home for a collector, complete with midcentury icons and even an Egyptian artefact
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Gubi brings back Carlo Nason’s ‘Lotus’ lampGubi brings back the late Carlo Nason’s four-layered, flower-like, mouth-blown glass marvel, celebrating the Murano maestro's prowess with form and composition
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Sam Chermayeff puts a new spin on Knoll’s classic storage solutionsThe architect riffs on Florence Knoll’s classics, extending their design language with new colourways, typologies and proportions
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Victoria Yakusha designs a minimalist jewellery store that feels like entering a velvety boxThe Ukrainian architect and designer created a soft-yet-sculptural New York boutique for Ukrianian brand Guzema: ‘What surrounds an object is as important as the object itself'
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London Design Festival 2026: live updates from the Wallpaper* teamFrom 12-20 September, London is celebrating design in all its forms. Here's the latest news, launches and other goings-on from London Design Festival 2026, as seen by Wallpaper* editors
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‘Holiday Exotica’ is a visual celebration of the early days of bold and beautiful vacation designNo need to pack your bags to experience these destinations; Jonny Trunk’s new compilation of print ephemera celebrates the art of holiday graphics
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Humantra’s electrolytes are enhanced through a new collaboration with Samuel RossSamuel Ross's SR_A and Humantra unveil their first collaboration, with the launch of Carbon Grape, inspired by the carbon mineral beaches of St Vincent
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Our favourite new rugs from London Design Festival (and beyond)Rugs are having a moment. Browse our favourite new designs to ground your room and elevate your space with colour
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The Stuff That Surrounds You: Rolf and Mette Hay invite Wallpaper* inside their personal design collectionThe Hay founders talk us through the design objects and artworks that form the backdrop to their everyday lives – watch our film
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Patricia Urquiola reimagines the sauna and hammam as an architecture of retreat for EffeBespoke Partnership
‘Baluar’ transforms the protective geometry of a medieval stronghold into a modular wellness system
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‘It’s a paradigm of the design school for the 21st century’: Joseph Grima takes the helm at the Aral SchoolThe architect, curator and critic will direct the experimental Uzbekistan school’s 2027 programme, exploring how place-specific design education might produce tangible change
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‘I wanted to move the world’: meet the man who invented wellnessNerio Alessandri created Technogym’s landmark Unica exercise machine in his garage in 1986. Marking its 40th anniversary, he talks to Wallpaper* about his intuition, vision and how he shaped the best known equipment in sport
