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Are biomaterials the future of beauty packaging?
Explore the most innovative materials for sustainable beauty packaging, from magic mushrooms to dissolvable delights
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Cooking Sections champions regenerative eating at the Serpentine’s The Magazine restaurant
London-based artist duo Cooking Sections has created a menu of three dishes for The Magazine restaurant at Serpentine North, as part of the museum’s ‘Back to Earth’ programme featuring artistic responses to the climate emergency
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Apple makes ‘2030 carbon neutral’ pledge
Apple has pledged that it will become carbon netural by 2030. We take a closer look at the steps the brand is taking to evolve its sustainability practices
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The menswear designers celebrating the value of craft
We hone in on five menswear brands championing artisanal production
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London Design District’s D2 building dazzles in iridescent ‘dichroic fins’
Design District's D2 building by Mole Architects is now open for business
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This vertical forest in China brings nature to the urban environment
Easyhome Huanggang Vertical Forest City Complex incorporates greenery from 404 trees, 4,620 shrubs and 2,408 sq m of grass, flowers and climbing plants
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Kettal and Tectum’s indoor hydroponic garden combats cabin fever with office-grown veg
Kettal and Tectum Garden’s hydroponic indoor garden offers new opportunities for home-grown veg and adds a sprinkle of greenery to office spaces
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Vegan make-up brands for plant-based beauty
Build a vegan make-up bag with these products for all your beauty needs
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Glass tiles by Studio Plastique, Snøhetta and Fornace Brioni win Best Domestic Design: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022
Recycled glass tiles by Studio Plastique, Snøhetta and Fornace Brioni win Best Domestic Design in our Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022 – meet the winners and explore the shortlist
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Louis Vuitton announces decade long project to rewild London's Chelsea
Central London’s first ‘Heritage Forest' on Pont Street in Chelsea, will be the result of a rewilding partnership between Louis Vuitton, Cadogan and SUGi
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Terra Carta Design Lab announces finalists
HRH Prince Charles and Jony Ive, in collaboration with the Royal College of Art, announce the 20 finalists of the Terra Carta Design Lab
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Made-to-order fashion is giving garment waste the chop
Think of made-to-order fashion as a key manufacturing tool to reduce garment waste. Here we present those leading the consumption-reducing charge
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Solar light and modular cabin win Life-Enhancer of the Year: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022
Marjan van Aubel's ‘Sunne’ solar light and the Space of Mind cabin, by Studio Puisto, Made by Choice and Protos Demos, are the joint winners of this year's Life-Enhancer category
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Sustainable furniture: responsible chairs made from recycled materials
Designers such as Tom Dixon, Nendo and Konstantin Grcic have upped their sustainability efforts, with ongoing R&D resulting in sustainable furniture collections, including garden furniture, that merge good design with a responsible approach
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Jony Ive’s LoveFrom unveils Terra Carta Seal design
Designed by Jony Ive to celebrate nature, with an intricate composition of flora and fauna, the Terra Carta Seal represents the charter’s values and will be bestowed upon private sector companies that distinguish themselves for their sustainability efforts
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Green infrastructure gets creative: where power meets sustainability
Can a solar array look sensational or a tidal lagoon educate as well as generate green power? We explore key examples of green infrastructure across the globe
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Kent house is inspired by the Brownie camera
London architecture studio TP Bennett principal director Doug Smith reveals Haus on the Ridge, a Passivhaus home in the Kent countryside
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Bamboo badminton court’s sustainable architecture is guided by function
Studio Jencquel and Ibuku showcase sustainable architecture at its best in this Kura Kura based badminton court in Bali
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Inside Bali’s new Circular Design Workspace
At Museum of Space Available in southern Bali, creative director Daniel Mitchell reimagines the possibilities of plastic waste
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A sustainably-minded holiday house draws from its Dharamshala context
New Delhi-based architect Martand Khosla designs a weekend retreat rooted in traditional materials and techniques for a Delhi-based family of four
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India’s Mud House bridges traditional crafts, modern design and sustainable architecture
Emerging practice Sketch Design Studio has completed Mud House, a sensitive Rajasthan home made of mud
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Francisco Costa on using fermentation to synthetically produce natural ingredients
The founder of pioneering brand Costa Brazil talks to Wallpaper* about how he’s complementing fair-trade practices with cutting-edge biotechnology
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Olson Kundig’s sustainable teak holiday house in Costa Rica
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Lauren Manoogian rocks on with earthy glassware collaboration
Brooklyn-based slow fashion-focused designer Lauren Manoogian has teamed up with Paris maker Lætitia Jacquetton on a series of vases created from glass blown around rocks
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Top marks for RSHP’s statement building for London School of Economics
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Cooking Sections: visualising a responsible food industry
Turner Prize-nominated Cooking Sections explore how we can create and consume food more sustainably. Priya Khanchandani, head of curatorial at London’s Design Museum, talks to founders Daniel Fernández Pascual and Alon Schwabe about the politics of food, and fixing broken structures of consumption.
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Colourful knitwear brands for amping up an autumn wardrobe
Bring a prismatic punch to your personality with knits in kaleidoscopic hues, designed by a host of emerging labels, from Lima to Barcelona, Antwerp to Hong Kong
