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A new Earthship residence will land in Kansas – and it’s tornado- and fire-resistantThe self-sufficient off-grid home will be made using ‘garbage’ and is conceived to withstand extreme conditions
By Tianna Williams Published
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Chef Medeu serves dishes from 1881 beneath Almaty’s mountainsNear the city’s high-altitude ice rink, a new restaurant designed by Tsipkun Interiors is an ode to the local landscape and motifs
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Rivian updates its flagship R1 electric SUV with new colours, trim and interior optionsThe Rivian R1 heads further upmarket to make more space in the middle for the successful R2, bringing a six-seater option for the first time
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Fancy a turnkey home created by a legendary Italian design house? Pininfarina can helpThe Collection Sei Design by Pininfarina x MV Group USA brings bespoke Italian architectural design to an American audience. Just bring a plot
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Singer teams up with Louis Vuitton to create a pair of outrageously modified Porsche 911sThe lavish duo – a Classic and a Classic Turbo Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer – have been co-created with the full might and majesty of Louis Vuitton
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Heatherwick Studio gives this Kentucky civic space a refreshFirst opened in 1973, the Belvedere public space in Louisville, Kentucky, will now undergo a vibrant restoration, set to open in 2030
By Tianna Williams Published
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Stylus Architects shapes a triumph of an angular house extension in south LondonAwkward angles provided the catalyst for this light-filled London house extension in brick and glass
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Luxurious minimalism for four: a first look inside the upcoming Jaguar Type 01As the Jaguar Type 01 inches towards its full reveal, the company has opened the doors of the big electric GT to showcase the interior architecture for the first time
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Build a Verner Panton animal sculpture – these reissued cube kits are alive with possibilityThe ‘Panton Cubes’ kits, to be launched by Vitra during London Design Festival 2026, take their cues from the designer’s 1970s toy series
By Léa Teuscher Published
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Ultra-portable and highly pocketable, five of the smallest MP3 players on the marketPortable audio is having a renaissance, with wired headphones and MP3s harking back to the turn of the century. Here are five of our favourite palm-sized music players
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A tiny house in Ecuador exemplifies Diana Salvador's eco-sensitive architectureDiana Salvador, an emerging Ecuadorian architect and her studio feature in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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The Bentley Continental GT S retains its title as the ultimate long-distance machineBentley blends tech with tradition to hone its legendary coupé into an all-time classic luxury grand tourer, with price tags to match
By Jonathan Bell Published
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OGA transform a tricky North London site into a private sanctuary that blends old and newThe Cottage Annexe is a considered response to an awkward site in Finsbury Park, resulting in an elegant mid-century inspired courtyard house
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Nothing’s design team give us the lowdown on the tech firm’s evolving use of colourNewer products from Nothing have opened up a new palette for the London-based tech manufacturer. Wallpaper* talked colour and creativity with the company’s design team
By Jonathan Bell Published
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This modular timber home by Hoyer Arkitektur is the perfect bolthole to take in Danish natureHoyer Arkitektur, a young practice based in Denmark, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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A Chinese house by Various Associates is a delicate balance of beautiful cross-generational livingVarious Associates, a young practice based in China, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 - we highlight its residential project, Gong's House
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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The story behind our shape-shifting September Style Issue cover shootModel Aylah Peterson adopts a series of personae in the A/W 2026 collections for the cover of Wallpaper’s September Issue – an homage to a season of transformative looks
By Jack Moss Published
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Architect Carlo Ratti on why the Autogrill bridge is Italy's testbed for motorway designThe eighth instalment of the architect's series, 'Objectify', investigates how the Autogrill bridge attracted some of post-war Italy's greatest architects and engineers
By Carlo Ratti Published
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A camera that does it all? Sony’s new RX10 V offers power, speed and a mighty lensThe latest iteration of Sony’s big-lensed RX10 combines a massive zoom with functionality across the board
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Biophilia meets Bali at Jia Curated 2026's architectural spotlight showJia Curated 2026 highlight, 'Architecture in Scale', explores biophilic architecture and its expressions on the island of Bali, Indonesia
By Daven Wu Published
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Construction on the White House ballroom must stop, a federal appeals court rulesAccording to a decision handed down Friday, Congress must approve alterations to the White House: ‘Each President is a temporary tenant, not the owner’
By Anna Fixsen Published
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A home in rugged Nova Scotia by Place of Work is an extraordinary take on the ordinaryPlace of Work, an emerging architecture practice from Canada, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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The VW T-Roc sticks firmly to the middle of the road, a best-seller that’s short on surprisesWe try the Volkswagen T-Roc R-Line, a compact SUV / crossover that tries hard to be all things to all people and mostly succeeds
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A palm tree-engulfed home by Marilia Pellegrini is a sanctuary in the heart of São PauloMeet Marilia Pellegrini, an emerging Brazilian architect whose studio features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory for 2026
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Racing lines and classic graphics in the paddock at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of SpeedIn the days before blanket sponsorship, racing car liveries and colour schemes gave additional shape to some of the most iconic machines of the era. Wallpaper* walked the paddock at this year’s Festival of Speed to find some classic examples
By Guy Bird Published
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Unplugged’s first coastal cabins make going offline even more desirableThe UK’s original digital detox cabin brand heads to the coast, with two Somerset stays designed around phones away and eyes up
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Norton Motorcycles team up with Foster + Partners to showcase their new productsThe resurgence of the Norton brand continues with a contemporary display for the company’s high-end motorcycles courtesy of Foster + Partners
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Berlin's sleeping architectural giant, the ICC conference centre, is about to awakeBerlin’s ICC once offered a vision for the future. Years after its failure, a revival might turn it into a symbol for an open society
By Philipp Hindahl Published
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Vollebak’s 'For When All Hell Breaks Loose' jacket gives catastrophe the brush-offDodge disasters and AI-generated antagonists with the FWAHBL jacket from Vollebak, transforming high-tech, chemical-resistant rubber into stylish and eye-catching outerwear
By Jonathan Bell Published
