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Paper logs, paper chairs and eerie sculptural forms have landed at Issey Miyake in MilanDuring Milan Design Week 2026, ‘The Paper Log: Shell and Core’, at the Issey Miyake Milan flagship store, explores the potential of paper as a three-dimensional material
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Design adventures in glass mark 70 years of Gallotti & Radice at Milan Design Week 2026As Gallotti & Radice turns 70, it reflects on its past, present and future as a glass pioneer, and showcases new work by female designers in Milan
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12 designers draw on Uzbek craft for a mesmerising Milan Design Week showUzbekistan’s intricate traditional bread stamps, local flora and suzani tapestries inspire contemporary creations by international designers, on show now in Milan
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Ai Weiwei redefines textile art with Rubelli at Milan Design Week 2026An immersive installation in Milan weaves together history, activism and experimentation with precious threads; we speak with Ai Weiwei about his first foray into silk
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Kwangho Lee creates his first woven leather works at Bottega Veneta’s Milan store‘It’s just like playing,’ says the designer of creating the Milan Design Week installation in situ, a twisting mass of leather cords, swooping around the store’s water feature like vines
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Bethan Laura Wood’s futuristic chandelier ‘plays with the rules’ for BaccaratDebuting at Milan Design Week 2026, the designer’s collection for Baccarat, including a chandelier and candleholders, reinterprets a mid-19th-century classic for the contemporary space explorer
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Federica Biasi’s refined tribute for De Padova hugs the floorInspired by Japanese floor chairs, Federica Biasi’s quietly elegant ‘Edda’ armchair is among our Milan Design Week 2026 highlights
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Minotti's new table by Hannes Peer is a perfect combination of sculptural expression and precise engineeringThe 'Blaine' table is among Minotti’s new launches at Salone del Mobile 2026
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Vincent Van Duysen’s chaise longue for B&B Italia explores ‘how structure can shape comfort’The ‘Moor’ chaise longue is among our Salone del Mobile 2026 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale now
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Lose yourself in Lina Ghotmeh’s pink maze within Milan’s Palazzo Litta courtyard‘Metamorphosis in Motion’ for MoscaPartners is a labyrinth designed to slow visitors down during a busy Milan Design Week
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‘Gucci Memoria’ at Fuorisalone sees Demna reimagine the house’s 105-year history as a series of tapestriesContinuing his celebration of Gucci as part of Italy’s cultural iconography, the immersive installation at Chiostri di San Simpliciano also features a garden inspired by the house’s Flora print and some playful vending machines
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Rethinking the bathroom experience with Villeroy & Boch Group’s multisensory installation in MilanBespoke Partnership
Milan Design Week will see the group bring together two of its power brands in an installation exploring the bathroom as a continuously evolving ecosystem
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Inside Bocci’s immersive Milan experiment in lightIn Milan, David Alhadeff and Omer Arbel explore how light can shift perception and challenge expectations
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Konstantin Grcic's latest lamp for Flos recreates the glow of the moon'Nocturne' lamp by Konstantin Grcic for Flos is among our Salone del Mobile 2026 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale now
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What to see at Milan Design Week 2026Your ultimate guide to the year's biggest design event
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Ambra Medda on her return to Milan: 'I love being part of a city that is changing and evolving at such speed'After years in London, Ambra Medda returns to Milan with a new space, new ideas and a fresh perspective. For Milan Design Week, she speaks to Wallpaper* on charting a new path in the city and her design week exhibition, ‘Sail Away’
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A first look inside Nike's vast Milan Design Week Air Lab: a celebration of the world's most ubiquitous materialNike Chief Design Officer, Martin Lotti, takes Wallpaper* on a tour of the new space at Dropcity – which will endure long after the design crowd leaves town
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Sharp brutalist volumes and organic shapes collide in NM3’s out-of-this-world collaboration with VisionnaireFor Milan Design Week, Visionnaire tapped design studio NM3 for a capsule collection that blends the Italian brand's luxury approach with the practice's material-led minimalism
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‘Giving form to joy’: Yinka Ilori on his sunny collaboration with Veuve ClicquotJoy is Yinka Ilori's medium. Now, in collaboration with Veuve Clicquot, he's bottling it – in the form of a sun-drenched limited-edition collection of drinks accessories, debuting at Milan Design Week 2026
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Atelier Fomenta brings its rule-breaking rubber furniture to MilanWallpaper* catches up with Montréal-based studio Atelier Fomenta ahead of its Milan Design Week 2026 debut
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1980s Italian aperitivo inspired Sophie Lou Jacobsen's latest collectionAt Milan Design Week 2026, American glassware designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen unveils Disco Aperitivo, a collection that is also a personal tribute to Milanese aperitivo culture
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As Salone Raritas prepares to make its debut, we reflect on the momentous rise of the collectible design fairAs Salone del Mobile 2026 marks the launch of Salone Raritas, a new platform dedicated to collectible design, we look at the role of collectible and rare objects within the design ecosystem
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Dream well on David López Quincoces' bed for Living Divani‘Greene’ bed, by David López Quincoces, for Living Divani, is among our Salone del Mobile 2026 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale now
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Unsung textile hero Frans Dijkmeijer gets a double celebration by Kvadrat at Milan Design Week 2026Frans Dijkmeijer's exceptional textile work weaves a colourful tale about repetition, pattern and botany
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Here’s an exhibition to handle with care: Delvis (Un)Limited tests the limits of glassAt Milan Design Week 2026, Delvis (Un)Limited brings together the work of six design studios that tests the limits of glass
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Giorgetti’s new chairs are defined by lightness and inspired by Japanese furniture-makingThe ‘Kumiki’ collection, by HBA, for Giorgetti, is among our Salone del Mobile 2026 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale now
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Natalia Criado’s tableware collaboration feels like a bridge across dimensions‘There’s an intimacy in the way they operate,’ says the designer of her upcoming collaboration with Milanese ceramics brand Laboratorio Paravicini
