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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
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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For blades that last decades, consider these impressive high-end scissors from HorlMade in Germany and designed to last, Horl shapes scissors and sharpeners that can be passed on to future generations
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Hook up with Lume’s lightest-ever caravan, the new aluminium-bodied RangerThe Dutch manufacturer’s latest model mixes classic caravan style with contemporary detailing and high-quality interior design
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Stone Island drafts Willo Perron to design its new London pop-up – a collector’s delightAt Selfridges Corner Shop, ‘Selected Works ’982–’026 Stone Island: The Collector Series’ invites the brand’s most prolific collectors to give their interpretation of its ‘living archive’
By Jack Moss Published
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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
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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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
By Léa Teuscher Published
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The Park Hyatt Residences' launch marks a special moment on the London riversideSales have launched for the Park Hyatt Residences on the London riverside, opening the doors to two show apartments with interiors by South African designer Christian Bense
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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At Milan Fashion Week, Prada hones in on the skirtEvery look of Prada’s S/S 2027 show featured a skirt – a garment that co-creative directors Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons used as ‘a raw material to express concepts’
By Jack Moss Published
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Lunaz unveils two new Range Rover Classics that showcase the scope of its serviceLunaz specialises in breathing new life into established classics. The British company has revealed Kermit and Nevada, two different approaches to the classic original Range Rover
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Inside the African Futures Institute’s new home in Accra, GhanaHoused in a former tile warehouse, the African Futures Institute’s HQ is a new platform for ideas, encounters and architectural vision
By Camille Tenneson Published
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The new 360 over-ear headphones from Beats offer bold colours and flexible styleThe headphone reinvented as ultra-flexible fitness wear, the new Beats 360 bring vivid colour and choice to your internal soundscape
By Jonathan Bell Published
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What if Nature Comes First? The 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale’s answer includes a saunaThe 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale opens and promotes nature as our top priority in the built environment – while inviting us for a sauna
By Herbert Wright Published
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Apple Music Hall is a new venue designed to inject more power into the capital’s music sceneSet within Battersea Power Station, the newly revealed Apple Music Hall is a high-tech performance hall for artists of all tiers. Wallpaper* took a hard-hat tour ahead of the official opening
By Craig McLean Published
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The Barbican’s Sculpture Court to be revived as a public space by 2030The historic brutalist sculpture court will be revitalised as part of the Barbican’s wider Renewal programme, ahead of the Centre’s 50th anniversary in 2032
By Camille Tenneson Published
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'Brutalist Asia' is a richly illustrated journey into concrete’s overlooked influence on the eastBlue Crow Media’s new monograph, 'Brutalist Asia', turns its practised eye for brutalist beauty on the continent's often-overlooked architecture
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Google enlists five top laptop makers to bring its new vision to life: enter the GooglebookNew premium hardware from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP and Lenovo bolsters the launch of the Googlebook, a laptop that wants to make a seamless connection with your smartphone, your AI agent and your workflow
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Get on the case with our guide to five of the best new pieces of hard-sided designer luggageCarl Friedrik, Delsey Paris, July, Mous and Nudient are the upscale luggage brands looking to get on board with you next time you fly
By Jonathan Bell Published
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With the Elroq, Epiq and Peaq, Škoda has completed a full hand of admirably sparky EVsŠkoda continues to electrify itself, channelling its knack with cost-effective but clever design into three new SUVs, culminating in the new 7-seater flagship, the Škoda Peaq
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with Bun House’s mooncakesIncluding lava custard and mango matcha, these mooncake flavours shouldn’t be missed
By Tianna Williams Published
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Christopher Kane debuts his ‘modern, streamlined’ vision for Mulberry‘For me, heritage is a foundation, not a limitation,’ said the Scottish designer as he embarked on a new chapter as creative director of Mulberry at London Fashion Week today (20 September 2026)
By Jack Moss Published
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In Toulouse, this 1950s house by Bernard Calley and Georges Alet hits the marketFor €1.45m, a six-bedroom slice of avant-garde modernist architecture from the 1950s could be yours
By Tianna Williams Published
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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
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Why the Mutti tomato tin is more than just food – it's ‘summer in a can’In his last instalment of ‘Objectify’, architect Carlo Ratti turns his attention to an Italian kitchen staple – the Mutti tomato tin, and how its gleaming red-and-gold packaging came to be
By Carlo Ratti Published
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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
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Norman Foster’s La Voile, one of the most acclaimed 21st-century houses, is for salePerched on the edge of the Cap-Ferrat peninsula, La Voile was designed by Lord Foster for his own family, embodying his fascination with structure, technology and architectural spectacle
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Keely Hodgkinson's head-turning Nike speed suit functions as a futuristic 'second skin'The hooded ensemble, a first for Nike since 2000, is a careful calibration of style and science, nine months in the making. Here's how it was developed
By Anna Fixsen Published
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The Horses is everything you want a British pub to be – and moreThe new Clerkenwell pub by Public House Group not only has classic pub-style seating, but also is home to an elegant seafood dining room upstairs
By Tianna Williams Published
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For sale, a Cornwall beach house on an unrivalled site above the golden Praa SandsLittle Cottage could be yours, a bold modern Cornish beach house that offers space, light and sea views
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Jonathan Anderson and Wedgwood collaborate on a series of Greek-inspired mugsThe collaboration bridges the gap between antiquity and modernity
By Tianna Williams Published
