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Wallpaper’s ‘Material Alchemists’ exhibition during Milan Design Week 2025 spotlighted 20 emerging designers with a passion for transforming matter – see it now in our short film

By Hugo Macdonald Published 17 June 25

Call us biased, but we believe that Milan Design Week is, at this moment in time, the greatest show on earth

By Hugo Macdonald Published 7 June 25

In the July issue of Wallpaper*, find a photographic love letter to Milan Design Week, plus the best new furniture, lighting, kitchens, bathrooms and more

By Bill Prince Published 5 June 25

An exhibition in Warsaw gives local makers their due, looking inside the burgeoning world of Polish design

By Laura May Todd Published 9 May 25

Could microalgae be the sustainable pigment of the future? A Japanese research project investigates

By Danielle Demetriou Published 27 April 25

What happens when collectible design becomes part of a live performance? The Theatre of Things, curated by Joseph Grima and Valentina Ciuffi, invited designers to live with their work – and let the public look in

By Ali Morris Published 19 April 25

The Japanese designer creates an intuitive series of bold play sculptures, designed to spark children’s desire to play without thinking

By Danielle Demetriou Published 18 April 25

Czech glassmaker Lasvit’s 2025 lighting launches look to nature for inspiration and reflection

By Ali Morris Published 17 April 25

Tucked away on the top floor of Villa Bagatti during Milan Design Week 2025, artist Conie Vallese and fashion designer Rym Beydoun of Super Yaya unveiled bronze furniture pieces, softened with hand-dyed ribbons in pastel hues

By Ali Morris Published 16 April 25

Wallpaper’s highlights from the mega-exhibition at Rossana Orlandi Gallery include some of the most compelling names in design today

By Anna Solomon Published 15 April 25

Bangalore studio Phantom Hands cultivates the furniture legacy of Sri Lankan tropical modernist pioneer Geoffrey Bawa

By Jonathan Bell Published 14 April 25

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

By Henrietta Thompson Published 13 April 25

Japanese ceramics specialist Noritake’s design collection blossoms with a bold floral series by Faye Toogood

By Danielle Demetriou Published 12 April 25

With its first solo exhibition, ‘Two-Fold Silence’, 6:AM unveils an enchanting Murano glass installation beneath Piscina Cozzi

By Ali Morris Published 12 April 25

New furniture, accessories and picnic pieces from Bentley Home take cues from the bold lines and smooth curves of Bentley Motors

By Anna Solomon Published 11 April 25

The natural stone purveyor teams up with Wallpaper* for a three-year partnership of material adventures, starting with an exhibition at Triennale di Milano

By Simon Mills Published 11 April 25

Scarlett Conlon discovers the finest fashion moments at Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week 2025, from Loewe’s artist-designed teapots to The Row’s first home collection

By Scarlett Conlon Last updated 11 April 25

At Milan Design Week 2025, Dimorestudio has directed and staged an immersive, film-inspired installation to present new furniture and decor for Loro Piana

By Dan Howarth Published 10 April 25

Alongside immersive work by Byoung Cho, MoscaPartners’ Milan Design Week 2025 display features an accessible exhibition path designed for visually impaired visitors

By Cristina Kiran Piotti Published 10 April 25

Alongside a new Air Max 180 release, ‘The Suspended Hour’ display sees Berlin record label PAN imagine the unfolding of a club night, from dusk until dawn

By Craig McLean Published 10 April 25

A Milan Design Week showcase of Anni Albers’ weaving work, brought to life by Dedar with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, brings visitors to modernist icon, the BBPR-designed Torre Velasca

By Ellie Stathaki Published 10 April 25

Transparent chairs of frozen water slowly disappear during Milan Design Week 2025, in an expression of light by Japanese artist Tokujin Yoshioka

By Danielle Demetriou Published 10 April 25

Rockwell Group’s Casa Cork installation showcases this under-appreciated material, which is infinitely recyclable and sequesters carbon for decades

By Anna Solomon Published 10 April 25

Expandable tables that reference recent government protests and lamps held together with ‘chewing gum’ feature in the Tbilisi-based studio’s Milan Design Week 2025 installation

By Dan Howarth Published 9 April 25