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Fred Hollingsworth’s Mahogany House is a hidden jewel of mid-century modernismArchitect Fred Hollingsworth created many outstanding residences but the Mahogany House in Canyon Heights is perhaps the most coherent design of all. Now it’s on the market for the first time in over half a century
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Calvin Klein Collection’s showspace featured the work of pioneering American Minimalist Walter De MariaCurator Antwaun Sargent tells Wallpaper* the story behind the Chelsea Terminal showspace, which backdropped a stripped-back collection from creative director Veronica Leoni
By Jack Moss Published
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Flexjet’s new UK hub for high flyers marks a welcome design departureThe private aviation giant’s new dedicated Farnborough terminal is a multifunctional ‘home from home’ for its users, and gives interiors and hospitality top billing
By Bridget Downing Published
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Yoto makes audio players for small hands to help stave off doomscrolling and social mediaYoto announces its new fourth generation Player alongside an upgrade Yoto Mini, each designed by Heirloom, to make the company’s world of audio content easier and more accessible than every before
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Dacia upsizes its offering with the brilliant Bigster, an SUV without pretensionsThe Dacia Bigster brings the brand’s admirable ethos to bear on the SUV sector, creating a characterful car that doesn’t overwhelm
By Jonathan Bell Published
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These intricate rugs replicate the microscopic workings of Earth’s tiniest creaturesRDAI and Creative Matters present Zoometry, a collection of six fine rugs, now on display at Galerie Mouvements Modernes (on view until 23 September 2026)
By Ellen Himelfarb Published
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A family house in Dallas offers a combination of sanctuary and expansive living spacesSmitharc architecture + interiors have completed the Northaven Residence in Dallas, find architectural expression of a family dynamic through its mix of grand public spaces and private personal retreats
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Contemporary furniture and archival rug designs come together in an exhibition from Max Radford Gallery and Christopher FarrAs part of London Design Festival, ‘Progressive Permanence’ by Max Radford Gallery and Christopher Farr creates new dialogues between art, craft and design – and puts forward the masterpieces of the future
By Francesca Perry Published
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Taschen celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with a colossal new book‘National Geographic. The United States of America’ captures all 50 states through over 700 images of landscape, leisure, industry and social change
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Moncler just opened its largest-ever global flagship. Take a look insideDesigned by acclaimed French firm Gilles & Boissier, the new Fifth Avenue store blends the spirit of the mountains with the exhilaration of Manhattan
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Lego teams up with Formula 1 to create new family activities at Billund’s Lego HouseA visit to Lego House kickstarts a brick-built Porsche and a deep dive into the company’s four-wheeled collaborations
By Jeremy Taylor Published
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Inside this Toronto home, heritage and modern living combineBlending a sense of history with contemporary functionality, HCD House balances raw and honest materiality with warm joinery
By Tianna Williams Published
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Apple folds and follows the new high-end smartphone format. Meet the Apple iPhone DuoAlongside its first folding flagship, Apple’s 2026 September Event saw the debut of the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, new AirPods 5, Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4
By Jonathan Bell Published
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2026 London Design Medals winners ‘demonstrate the transformative power of design’The London Design Medals 2026 are awarded to Jonathan Anderson, Sir Christopher Frayling, Anab Jain and Solveiga Pakštaitė
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Inside Buccellati’s decadent new Milanese caviar barChahan Minassian lines the private client salon at Palazzo Gavazzi with copper-toned mirrors, Fortuny fabrics and Murano chandeliers
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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A pioneering force in Afro, mixed and curly hair culture, stylist Charlotte Mensah has a London exhibition‘Charlotte Mensah: Community Matters’ traces the career of one of Britain's most groundbreaking hair artists
By Mary Cleary Published
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Richard and Su Rogers’ house, a modernist masterpiece, enters the National Trust22 Parkside in Wimbledon, a landmark example of pioneering 20th-century design, has been given to the nation by the Rogers family
By Camille Tenneson Published
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Le Labo pays homage to Beijing in a new, limited-edition fragranceShiu 25 is the latest scent from the niche New York fragrance house, available in Le Labo stores around the world for one month only
By Mary Cleary Published
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Michele De Lucchi takes design to the seas for the first time with AzimutNew superyacht Magellano 27M’s sculpted wooden interior designed by AMDL Circle embraces both adventure and self-exploration
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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The AMB 002 Roadster is the culmination of Aston Martin’s ongoing motorbike side questThe new superbike is spawned from the long-running partnership between Aston Martin and bespoke bike manufacturer Brough Superior. Unlike its predecessors, it’s designed for the road and not the track
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Everything you need to know about New York Fashion WeekDebuts, schedule shifts, names to know – Wallpaper* breaks down all the key moments from New York Fashion Week S/S 2027, which begins today (9 September 2026)
By Jack Moss Published
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Snap up a collectors' edition of Wallpaper* – with Es Devlin's 16-page concertina coverOne of three guest editors of Wallpaper* October 2026, Es Devlin went all out to create a spectacular, strictly limited-edition cover that lets her story unfold. Here's how to get yours.
By Bill Prince Published
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‘Paris street, American movement’: Celine’s sneaker collaboration with Reebok is revealed in fullFirst appearing as part of the house’s June menswear show and available later this week, the collaboration sees Michael Rider put a colourful spin on the Reebok Freestyle Lo 1982
By Jack Moss Published
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Cult skincare brand Biologique Recherche lands in New York CityThe French skincare brand has long been considered an insider secret. Now, with a new NYC outpost, it has plans to become a household name
By Mary Cleary Published
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What to see at London Design Festival 2026Here's what to see at London Design Festival 2026 (12–20 September), where craft, architecture and technology meet across city-wide landmark installations and museum commissions
By Jamilah Rose-Roberts Last updated
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Audi brings back the A2 name to adorn its newest and most efficient all-electric carThe new Audi A2 e-tron is a compact car that wants to push the limits of range and the levels of recycling. Offering a visual nod to the 1990s-era aluminium-bodied A2, Audi hopes its newest EV will send a jolt through its sales figures
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Two decades ago, Freitag’s tottering container tower became an unexpected design iconThe Freitag Flagship Store in Zurich is the original pop-up, an assemblage of 19 shipping containers that put the recycled bag maker on the creative map
By Jonathan Bell Published
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For sale, a contemporary valley house by Canada’s Superkül exploits its sylvan settingValley House is a family house in suburban Toronto with a highly crafted interior overlooking a forested ravine; and it's currently on the market
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A new house in Croatia is broken down into components to create a curious compositionFORVM’s Curious House in Zagreb is a family residence formed from three elements, integrated into the landscape and shaped for privacy and views
By Jonathan Bell Published
