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Thomas Heatherwick revamps his New York flagship for Longchamp – 20 years after he first designed it
With punches of green, the world-renowned designer revisits an early touchstone of his oeuvre
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Morgan Supersport is a four-wheeled magnum opus for serious enthusiasts – we tried it
Authenticity, engagement and more creature comforts than ever before – meet the new Morgan Supersport, a masterly synthesis of minimalist detail and classic style
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Marshall branches out further from its guitar amp roots - meet the Heston 120 Soundbar
TV sound is the latest domain to be conquered by the classic Marshall script. The Heston 120 puts powerful speakers into a slimline package for TV and music
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Polaroid announces a new tie-in with MoMA, creating a camera that pops with colour
The Polaroid Now Generation 3 MoMA Edition is an instant camera for lovers of pop culture, bold hues and instant gratification
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Use of architectural fungi exhibits a greener side to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Tom Massey and Je Ahn’s ‘Avanade Intelligent’ gold medal-winning show garden leans into the RHS’ aspirations for a more sustainable Chelsea Flower Show
By Matt Collins Published
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These scented candles-turned-goblets are a masterclass in biomorphic design
The Cargo collection from Objets Mito is inspired by biology, employing organic shapes and motifs
By Anna Solomon Published
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Shelter, a New York Design Week newcomer, offers freedom and flexibility
'We’re building the show we wish existed,' says its co-founder.
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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Five things we loved at ICFF this year
From ceramic sconces to inflatables, here's the furniture and lighting that caught our eye
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Detour Discotheque is bringing ‘the world’s dreamiest party’ to Puglia
The pop-up event, La Dolce Vita Disco, promises dancing, good food and sunshine in a 16th-century Italian farmhouse
By Anna Solomon Published
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Pierpaolo Piccioli is heading to Balenciaga as creative director
Former Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli will replace Demna, who is heading to Gucci
By Jack Moss Published
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For its 24th edition, Triennale Milano's International Exhibition examines the theme of ‘Inequality’
The design institution shines a light on events such as the Grenfell disaster, climate crises and the Israel-Hamas war through architecture, art, products, technology and data
By Will Jennings Published
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Innovative coastal garden turns heads at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Landscape Designer Nigel Dunnett’s ‘Hospitalfield Arts Garden’ at Chelsea Flower Show 2025 has been making waves with its progressive approach to sustainable landscape and planting design
By Matt Collins Published
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Samsung and Sony have unleashed new phone flagships, with Nothing snapping at their heels
Do flagship smartphones still have a place in a world of masterful mid-range devices and a general move towards less screen dependence, rather than more? We explore two new entries into the genre
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A major Takashi Murakami exhibition sees the world in kaleidoscopic colour
The Cleveland Art Museum presents 'Takashi Murakami 'Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow', exploring outrage and escapist fantasy
By Tianna Williams Published
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A new concrete family house in Slovakia slots seamlessly into its naturally landscaped site
In Slovakia, Banánka family house by Paulíny Hovorka Architects is a generous contemporary sanctuary in the heart of a mature forest
By Jonathan Bell Published
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‘Wundercar’ celebrates the ineffable aura of the Porsche 959, the first true hypercar
Curated by London creatives INK, ‘Wundercar’ is a London exhibition dedicated to the image and influence of Porsche’s seminal 959, a true icon of 1980s engineering
By Jonathan Bell Published
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London Craft Week 2025 highlights – what to see this weekend
London Craft Week 2025 (until 18 May) brings together some 1,000 established and emerging makers. Here is everything we saw and loved so you don't miss a thing
By Malaika Byng Published
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Out of office: what the Wallpaper* editors have been up to this week
The Wallpaper* team enjoyed good art, food and drink this week, attending various exhibition openings and unearthing some of the best pasta and cocktails that London has to offer
By Anna Solomon Published
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Sanlorenzo presents three unique models at the British Motor Yacht Show
The Italian builder brings its largest-ever line up to the show, including an asymmetric yacht and a sporty entry-level vessel
By Anna Solomon Published
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Erasers become architectural illusions at Gallery Fumi
London duo Study O Portable unveil 'Rubber Rocks', trompe-l’œil furniture made from erasers, exploring themes of materiality, memory and architectural decay
By Ali Morris Published
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The rhythm and materiality of Art Deco infuses Bang & Olufsen’s newest Atelier Limited Edition
The Bang & Olufsen Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco is the ultimate home cinema for architecture enthusiasts
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Inspired by 1970s Brazilian brutalism, Arches House is rich in colour and expression
Akitito Arquitetura blends Brazilian brutalism with fresh colours, bringing warmth and energy into a renovated family home in São Paulo
By Tianna Williams Published
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Venice Architecture Biennale 2025: the ultimate guide
The Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 is now open to the public, and our ultimate guide for the what, who and where of the biannual festival is here to help you navigate the Italian island city and its rich exhibition offerings
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Late-night spring shopping comes to London’s Chiltern Street
On Thursday 22 May, those in London can enjoy the Chiltern Street Spring Shopping Evening, including a programme of in-store drinks, offers and workshops
By Simon Mills Published
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Meet the Art Basel Awards 2025 winners
The inaugural Art Basel Awards 2025 winners have been announced, celebrating a wide array of artistic practices shaping the future of art
By Tianna Williams Published
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FMG’s technical ceramics, an astronaut, and a brave new world: watch the campaign
With its Live New Worlds campaign, FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti, Italy’s premium porcelain stoneware specialist, explores new strata of creativity
By Simon Mills Published
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The next generation Apple CarPlay Ultra makes its debut in Aston Martin’s DBX707
On a blistering hot day in Palm Springs Apple unveiled its new CarPlay Ultra with Aston Martin
By Gregory Han Published
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Škoda’s Slavia B concept motorbike crowns the company's series of reimagined classic designs
The Škoda Slavia B concept is an electric motorbike that looks to the future with an eye to the Czechia-based company’s long history of innovation
By Jonathan Bell Published
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We Are Rewind brings back the boombox with the deliberately retro GB-001 cassette recorder
This cassette player, recorder and portable Bluetooth speaker system all-in-one splices classic looks with digital tech and analogue sounds
By Jonathan Bell Published