USA

From its distinctive shade of blue to the hand-drawn lettering resembling a hot-stamped letterpress typeface, the Tiffany & Co logo is an enduring American icon

By Rosa Bertoli Published 7 July 26

The Chattanooga house was built in 1952 for a newlywed couple who chose to commission Wright rather than buy a home – and it's been in their family ever since

By Anna Solomon Published 6 July 26

Among our series on enduring American design motifs, Snoopy is perhaps the most endearing – and still a hot shot

By Hannah Silver Published 6 July 26

Last week we launched our annual list of the talents that make up America’s creative landscape. But what exactly is it? And who is on it? Here’s everything you need to know

By Wallpaper* Published 6 July 26

In the 1960s, Ray Gotto's New York Mets logo emerged as a balm for the brokenhearted: Anne Quito explores the genesis of one of the city's most beloved brand identities

By Anne Quito Published 6 July 26

The American artist cinematically captures moments of stillness and peace in her beautifully rendered oil paintings

By Hannah Silver Published 6 July 26

First conceived in a one-bedroom New York apartment, Thom Browne’s shrunken grey suit has helped him forge a $500 million empire. Speaking to Jack Moss, he breaks down this great American success story

By Jack Moss Published 5 July 26

For our August US issue, we celebrate American design, encapsulated here in Andy Warhol's can of Campbell's tomato soup

By Hannah Silver Published 4 July 26

David Collins Studio turns a basement beneath River North’s Crying Tiger into a velvet-lined speakeasy of smoked mirror, polished nickel and low amber light

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 4 July 26

The Snøhetta-designed library and museum, its architecture inspired by its North Dakota Badlands surroundings, builds on the legacy of a larger-than-life leader – and opens 4 July 2026

By Anna Fixsen Published 4 July 26

Our annual list of the movers and shakers in the US creative scene

By Wallpaper* Published 3 July 26

Born from a doodle sketched from the back of a cab, Milton Glaser's I ❤️ NY became one of the most successful, popular and beloved logos in history. Glaser expert Anne Quito explores its genesis and enduring legacy

By Anne Quito Published 3 July 26

From a bougainvillea-covered dining terrace to a revamped rooftop, here are the most inventive dining destinations to have opened in the City of Angels

By Carole Dixon Last updated 2 July 26

A snapshot of the nation’s changing creative landscape and new horizons, plus the Wallpaper* US400 – revealed in the August issue, on newsstands

By Bill Prince Published 2 July 26

Explore the best new openings in the world, from a Cycladic sanctuary overlooking the Aegean Sea to a Beaux-Arts cinema turned landmark hotel in San Sebastián

By Lindsay Cohn Last updated 1 July 26

Itinerant design fair Nomad made its USA debut with an inaugural edition at Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center. Here’s what went down

By Stephanie Murg Published 30 June 26

Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in July from the industrial photography of Christopher Payne to Studio Crosby's football mania

By Tianna Williams Last updated 30 June 26

Thanks to a revamp by Elastic Architects, the famous hotel is again making a splash in Miami Beach

By Lindsay Cohn Published 26 June 26

KODA has completed a waterfront house, Pine Tree Residence, in Miami Beach, using planting to shape protected sightlines to create a private waterfront space

By Jonathan Bell Published 20 June 26

The chairs, created exclusively for the fashion designer, have been out of production for nearly 50 years. With fresh updates, they’re back and better than ever

By Anna Fixsen Published 19 June 26

Interior designer Laurie Blumenfeld’s Red Hook warehouse transforms raw industrial architecture into a deeply personal cabinet of curiosities

By Anna Solomon Published 19 June 26

Pocketbook Hudson transforms a long-abandoned industrial landmark into the cultural centre of New York’s most creative small town

By Andrew Wasserstein Published 16 June 26

A John Lautner-designed midcentury gem in the Beverly Crest neighbourhood of Los Angeles makes an appropriately angular backdrop to the July 2026 issue's fashion story; here we explore its architecture, refreshed by Conner + Perry

By Ellie Stathaki Published 14 June 26

The 19-acre museum campus, conceptualised by architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien for Barack and Michelle Obama, provides a series of inspiring spaces that foster enlightenment, engagement and play on Chicago’s South Side

By Rima Suqi Published 13 June 26