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John Pawson on his perfect restaurant experience
Architectural designer John Pawson – invited to share his thoughts by Wallpaper* guest editor Laila Gohar – tells us of his ‘simple tastes’ and what makes or breaks a memorable meal
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John Pawson launches new furniture with Dinesen
British architectural designer John Pawson collaborates with Dinesen to present Pawson Furniture Collection, a result of their three-decade relationship
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Halloween architecture: John Pawson’s Life House as the nexus of modern cinematic dread
We explore how Life House, a modern masterpiece in rural Wales, became a backdrop for contemporary horror – as architecture’s relationship with film is riven with cliché, misrepresentation and plain old trickery
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John Pawson unveils first-ever sculpture in Tokyo exhibition
At The Mass, Tokyo, British architect John Pawson stages his first solo exhibition in Japan, revealing his first sculpture and a new photography series
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Blanket solution: Tekla Fabrics collaborates with John Pawson
The new line of blankets is inspired by the architect’s Cotswolds home
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The Vinson View: design luminaries switch Picky Nicky on to his bulb blunders
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Editor-in-Chief Tony Chambers recalls 1996, a very good year for champagne and creativity
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John Pawson gives us a tour of his countryside retreat in the Cotswolds
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Art of war: John Pawson makes a wartime base a home for The Feuerle Collection
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John Pawson’s plans for new Design Museum unveiled
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Plain space: inside John Pawson's gracefully reductivist world
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John Pawson's visual inventory provides a rich glimpse into his creative world
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From Jony Ive’s perfectly minimalist cover to a peek inside Apple Park and beyond
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John Pawson designs architectural oil lantern for Swedish brand Wästberg
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John Pawson reveals latest residential offering in Los Angeles
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Slow architecture: John Pawson’s Casa delle Bottere complex in Veneto
Wallpaper* met with John Pawson during the construction of Casa delle Bottere in Veneto, northern Italy, in 2010. The house, that completed in 2014, was, for both designer and client, an exercise in slow architecture, recognising the time, thought and space required for the birthing of a masterpiece of minimalism.
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Top drawer: John Pawson designs penthouse for W Tel Aviv Hotel
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Top 20 (design-minded) architects: the A-listers who have thought small and occasionally wiggly
Architects have long turned their hand to product design. Here are the A-listers who have thought small and occasionally wiggly
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Ahead of the Design Museum opening, we look back at the site’s transformation
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Japanese minimalism: John Pawson's crisp white residential offering in Okinawa
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Modern marvel: Living Architecture adds Pawson-designed Welsh retreat to roster
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Out of office: coffee and creative small talk with John Pawson
Bodil Blain, Wallpaper* columnist and founder of Cru Kafé, shares coffee and creative small talk with leading figures from the worlds of art, architecture, design, and fashion. In her interview with designer John Pawson, he rises to his ‘terribly British and understated’ reputation. A humble practitioner disinterested in legacy, he learnt discipline from Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata and cites the St. Moritz church in Augsburg as his career highlight.
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Fantasy island: dream kitchens for creative chief cooks and brilliant bottle washers
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Colour therapy: John Pawson’s new book is a sight for sore eyes
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Small wonder: London’s new Design Museum opens its bijou boutique
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Wallpaper* toasts the 2017 Design Awards with Veuve Clicquot at The Berkeley
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Move and improve: London’s Design Museum prepares itself for a new chapter
