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You could take home furniture by Virgil Abloh, Charlotte Perriand and more for $1Basic.Space teamed up with Apple Pay on the drawing, whose proceeds will benefit the Virgil Abloh Foundation. Here's what you could score
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Vikram Goyal unleashes a precious menagerie in MayfairVikram Goyal was inspired by a 3000-year-old Indian epic for his latest collection of finely crafted furniture and textiles
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Everything you need to know about Nanna Ditzel, the grand dame of Danish designWallpaper* traces the six-decade career of Nanna Ditzel, an overlooked Danish designer whose experimental work challenged conventions and imagined new ways of living
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Yes, you can sit on this balloon chairSeungjin Yang’s ‘Blowing Series’ turns the fleeting token of childhood into sturdy furniture made to be sat on and enjoyed. Check it out at PAD London starting 13 October
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Victoria Beckham’s homeware debut is ‘fashion for the table’Victoria Beckham has collaborated with Westwing on her first homeware collection, inspired by the idea of serving up style
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Glassmaker Lulu Harrison and ‘the spirit of innovation that drives craft forward’Lulu Harrison is the winner of this year’s QEST Sanderson Rising Star Craft Award for her ‘commitment to research, sustainability, and the preservation of specialist skills’
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Freitag’s ‘Reference’ collection transforms tarpaulins into upmarket bags for every occasionFour new bags from Swiss manufacturer Freitag showcase the smarter side of the circular economy, creating carryalls with style and longevity
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Niwaki and Friar Park is the wholesome gardening collab we really neededNiwaki partners with George Harrison’s Friar Park, now managed by his family, on a collection rooted in Japanese design, meditation, and spirituality
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Manuel Bano shows metal’s softer side at PAD London this yearPAD London 2026 preview: Manuel Bano talks steel, recycled copper and why, when it comes to making, Mexico City has his heart
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Move over, Lego: these historical construction kits are waiting to be discoveredA new exhibition in Vienna looks at a variety of historical construction toys that are designed to be played with, not just looked at (on view until 14 March 2027)
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Mallorcan artist Adriana Meunié tells us why she doesn't believe in easy beautyPAD London 2026 preview: Adriana Meunié discusses her island’s craft heritage and the local fibres she transforms into tapestries of ‘monstrous elegance’
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Roy Lichtenstein designed this coffee table – and it could be yoursThe statement piece, on view now at Sotheby's as part of an online auction, is sure to give your living room a visual 'Whaam!'
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Poliform brings a distinctly Italian way of living to LondonBespoke Partnership
The newly redesigned Wigmore Street showroom takes its cues from Marylebone, unfolding like a carefully composed home across two floors
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Meet Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn’s shingle-clad menagerieBerlin-based designers Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn’s first UK exhibition at London’s Gallery Fumi (until 28 November 2026) showcases the latest pieces from their ‘Armadillo’ series
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This gorgeous new rug showroom is ‘a respite from the energy of New York’Tai Ping and Edward Fields’ warm-yet-restrained flagship, designed by Gensler, kindles serenity and creativity
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Stokke’s Tripp Trapp is the ultimate child seat – now there’s a stylish new MoMA EditionIn teaming up with The Museum of Modern Art to honour the Tripp Trapp Chair, Stokke has taken the museum’s signature colour palette to highlight the genius of Peter Opsvik’s 1972 design and celebrate with this new MoMA Edition
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Bisila Noha’s ceramics are informed by culture, community and feminismTacchini celebrates Bisila Noha as the inaugural winner of its prize, dedicated to the intersection of contemporary artistic research and design culture
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The new Ikea and Xbox furniture collab is now available to buyWe lock in to the gaming collab between the Swedish flat-pack giant and the video game brand, which was first revealed at Gamescom in Cologne
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‘How a practice evolves over 30 years’: Es Devlin at the Design Museum is both intimate and sweeping‘Es Devlin: Other Worlds’ at the Design Museum (2 October 2026 – 4 April 2027) features a reproduction of the multidisciplinary designer’s own studio, excerpts from her sketchbooks, an overview of her most celebrated installation, and an experiential, 2,000-book library
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Beauty starts from water: Hello Klean introduces a water-tap filterHello Klean’s Skin Filter is designed to make your bathroom tap water kinder to your skin – and offers multi-stage filtration, microbubble cleansing technology and intelligent water tracking
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The best of Berlin’s design scene came out for the inaugural Currents festivalOver three days in September, the city hosted a sprawling fair that brought together independent designers, brands, and creative collectives
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Barbarella meets Polly Pocket in this fantasy Palm Springs houseLA-based interior designer Jessica Ayromloo combined cinematic sci-fi references and playful desaturated pastels while renovating this giant midcentury California abode
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12 uplifting design projects from FinlandEarlier this month, Helsinki Design Week demonstrated of how design spills into everyday life: from revamped classics to innovative products, these are 12 uplifting design stories we discovered in Finland
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This grand alpine residence designed by Spinocchia Freund has us excited for winterThis sprawling private home is a 30,000 sq ft winter wonderland with ski-in, ski-out access, plus a spa, cinema and bowling alley to boot. Take the tour
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This advent calendar is filled with design-led giftsWestwing’s design-led advent calendar features a curated collection of gifts bringing together pieces from leading names in interiors
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Creative glassmaking like you've never seen before: 12 contemporary chandeliers illuminate St Mark’s Square12 chandeliers by contemporary creatives (from Norman Foster to Bethan Laura Wood) and made by Murano’s maestri shine their light on the historic craft of glassmaking. Discover the designs, on view in Venice until November 1
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Work in Process: Objects of Common Interest share ‘the magic of surprise’ at their Piraeus workshopThis Wallpaper* video series discovers the processes by which creative visionaries bring their work to life. Here, we dive deep into Objects of Common Interest’s experimentation and creative alchemy at the designers’ Greek fabrication studio
