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Photo book explores the messy, magical mundanity of new motherhood
‘Sorry I Gave Birth I Disappeared But Now I’m Back’ by photographer Andi Galdi Vinko explores new motherhood in all its messy, beautiful reality
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Veil House balances openness and seclusion in Winnipeg
A large steel screen shields Veil House, a striking private residence in Winnipeg, Canada, designed by local practice 5468796 Architecture
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Vincent Van Duysen ‘inspired by modernism’ for Molteni & C’s outdoor furniture debut
Molteni & C goes alfresco with two new collections and reissued classics, bringing its signature elegance to the great outdoors
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Ten c combines tone, texture and technicality for S/S 2023
Ten c creative director Alessandro Pungetti marries the brand’s signature fabric innovation with evocative hues and textures
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Irene Neuwirth and Studio Shamshiri bring magical realism to New York
Fall down the whimsical rabbit hole of Irene Neuwirth’s new jewellery boutique on Madison Avenue
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Jewelled objects reveal the links between the great jewellery houses and interior designers
Precious metals and stones are not just for the body. Here, we reveal a story of parallel passions between two disciplines that results in jewelled objects for the home
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American avant-garde artist Senga Nengudi receives top billing at last
We explore the work of American artist Senga Nengudi, who has just opened two major shows in New York, and will be awarded the Nasher Prize for Sculpture 2023 in April
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S/S 2023 is the season of dramatic silhouettes
From voluminous to streamlined, photographer Lara Angelil and Wallpaper* fashion director Jason Hughes put S/S 2023’s theatrical forms on a pedestal
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Khanna Schultz’s House in Michigan is an exercise in balancing contrasts
House in Michigan by Khanna Schultz was conceived to fulfil contrasting needs – and does so with poise and efficiency
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Björn Weckström’s epic sculptures and chunky jewellery shine a light on the human condition
Finnish sculptor and jewellery designer Björn Weckström on his life’s work
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Ian Chee’s Singapore apartment blends past and present
Architect Ian Chee welcomes us into his Singapore apartment, where past and present cohabit in perfect equilibrium
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The Givenchy bag combining Parisian elegance with Californian cool
Matthew M Williams’ ‘Voyou’ bag for Givenchy sees the designer meld his American roots with the house’s heritage of French design and craft
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Introducing Wallpaper* April 2023: Global Interiors
The Wallpaper* April 2023 issue is on sale now. Step inside Humberto Campana’s new São Paulo studio, and meet Ai Weiwei at his Portuguese home
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This summer’s best menswear, backdropped by a jewel of Californian modernist architecture
Photographer Niall O’Brien and stylist Ben Schofield travel to California to capture S/S 2023’s best menswear by the pool
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Bethan Laura Wood announced for NGV MECCA 2023 Women in Design Commission
As part of the commission, London-based designer Bethan Laura Wood will be invited to create new work for Melbourne's NGV, to be unveiled December 2023
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Oakywood’s minimalist home workspace is customisable to your needs
Polish company Oakywood embraces craft, natural materials and technology to offer the minimalist, customisable workspace you need
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The best photography books for your coffee table
Flick through, mull over and deep-dive into the best photography books on the market, from our shelves to you
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Lady Gaga on the happiness and hard work of creation, and her new campaign for Dom Pérignon
As Lady Gaga and Dom Pérignon reveal their campaign for the maison’s 2013 vintage, the artist tells Wallpaper* of its inspiration, her creative process and champagne moments
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Garage Deluxe will stash your supercars securely for all time
Garage Deluxe customisable underground car parks are part museum, part entertaining space. All you need is the acreage and the automobiles
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Arthur Casas book explores the Brazilian architect’s elegant modernism
Arthur Casas’ book chronicles the houses, hotels and retail spaces the Brazilian architect has shaped around the world
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Last chance to see: Refik Anadol at MoMA, New York
Refik Anadol’s masterly use of data sets and AI models allows him to create dazzling ‘living paintings’, on display in MoMA’s Gund Lobby until 5 March 2023
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Last chance to see: Nifemi Marcus-Bello's bronze designs at Marta LA
'Oríkì (Act I): Friction Ridge' by Lagos-based designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello is on view at Marta Culver City until 4 March 2023
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Yasmina Dexter on soundtracking fashion’s biggest shows
Catching up with Yasmina Dexter, whose multilayered sonic assemblages form hypnotic backdrops to art installations, after-parties and catwalk shows – from Ferragamo to Acne Studios
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As David Hockney’s immersive art show in London opens, here’s what to expect
‘David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)’ is now open at London’s Lightroom (until 4 June 2023)
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Mathieu Lehanneur to design Olympic torch for Paris 2024
French designer Mathieu Lehanneur was chosen to design the Olympic and Paralympic torches and cauldrons for the Paris 2024 games
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Cera Stribley’s Hideaway House adds a subterranean dimension to a modern Melbourne home
A new bespoke basement at Hideaway House by Cera Stribley transforms this contemporary suburban home into the ultimate domestic playground
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Tate Modern announces El Anatsui as artist for 2023 Hyundai commission
As Tate Modern announces El Anatsui for its 2023 Hyundai commission (taking over the Turbine Hall from 10 October 2023-14 April 2024), we revisit our 2019 profile of the leading Ghanaian artist, published ahead of his survey exhibition at Doha's Arab Museum of Modern Art
