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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
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‘Romantic brutalism’ rethinks Polish craft
An exhibition in Warsaw gives local makers their due, looking inside the burgeoning world of Polish design
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What to see at London Craft Week 2025
With London Craft Week just around the corner, Wallpaper* rounds up the must-see moments from this year’s programme
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Inside the Shakti Design Residency, taking Indian craftsmanship to Alcova 2025
The new initiative pairs emerging talents with some of India’s most prestigious ateliers, resulting in intricately crafted designs, as seen at Alcova 2025 in Milan
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SaloneSatellite celebrates craft across continents at Milan Design Week
The annual showcase for under 35s, SaloneSatellite, reveals how traditional craft can influence design for today and tomorrow
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William Morris mania meets the design industry’s darker side in a new London show
‘Morris Mania’ at the William Morris Gallery explores the British designer’s complicated legacy in an ever-more commodified world
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'It’s indisputable that craft has enormous value socially, culturally, economically': interrogating the case for craft in contemporary life
Ahead of next week's 21st edition of Collect, the world's leading fair for collectible craft, we sit down with Natalie Melton, executive director of the Crafts Council, to talk about making a living from making
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This ethereal Chennai home is a celebration of Indian craft and culture
Designed by Multitude of Sins, this Chennai home is an artisanal trove of rich texture and secret garden-like design. Wallpaper* speaks with design principal Smita Thomas on crafting the space
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‘Natural gold’ straw weaving by Hanny Newton wins the inaugural QEST Sanderson rising star award
'I have been passionate and driven to champion straw embroidery as an exquisite, sustainable “natural gold”’: rising star Hanny Newton on winning the inaugural award
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‘There are no shortcuts’: Ten years of Hereu, the cult Spanish shoe brand where craft is front and centre
Dal Chodha visits Barcelona-based shoe and accessory brand Hereu as it reaches a milestone decade in business
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In Kyoto, COS celebrates the ancient art of shibori dyeing with a colour-soaked collection
‘We can’t take this type of craft for granted anymore,’ says COS design director Karin Gustafsson, who worked with Kyoto shibori artisan Kazuki Tabata on the airy summer collection. Wallpaper* heads to Japan’s former capital to find out more
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Championing handcrafts, Toast unveils its 2023 Toast New Makers independent designers
Toast New Makers 2023 celebrates idependent, under-the-radar designers working across multiple disciplines and using sustainable materials. Their work is now available to purchase from Toast stores and website
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Industrial revolution: Istanbul’s latest concept boutique sets up shop in a converted garage
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Learn the art of paper crafting with ‘slow artist’ Alice von Maltzahn
The Sarabande Foundation’s artist-in-residence will lead a free virtual workshop on paper crafting and collage techniques on 23 February 2021
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Craft works: makers have their moment at St James’s Market Pavilion
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Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize winner Rita Parniczky on ‘the beauty of making’
Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize announces Rita Parniczky as its 2016 winner. The Hungarian-born textile artist's works impressed the jury for their combination of nature-inspired forms and precise craftsmanship
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Perfect imperfect: Brent Wadden weaves new works for his first UK solo show
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Looking forward: the fourth British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent
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Through the woods: Ernst Gamperl’s oak vessels win the inaugural Loewe Craft Prize
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Experimental artisans Impagliando weave a way from furniture to fashion
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Fort Royal unveils new Paris showroom, a trove of refined French craft
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Serving time: Chi Wing Lo’s silver tea set celebrates craft, past, present and future
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Fountain of knowledge: Yard-O-Led’s silver pen and pencil designs flow with a rich history
Perennially modern, Yard-O-Led’s pen and pencil designs pay proud homage to Birmingham’s silversmithing design heritage
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Discover the master craft behind Aldo Bakker’s sensual forms in New York
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Laying low: Fabien Cappello reflects on the art of relaxation in Mexico
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Big ideas: in the studio with British jewellery designer Jenny Sweetnam
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Objects in flux: Boston's Museum of Fine Arts explores the changing face of craft
