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We Are Huntly conjures an oasis of calm in Melbourne’s latest wellness space
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Lean and clean: skincare solutions for fitness enthusiasts
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All’s well at Clerkenwell London’s new spa
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Water sports: Tokyo’s newest fitness centre and spa blends public with private
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The reboot: Wallpaper’s 24-hour wellness plan
Sip a super tonic, de-stress your desk and put yourself on ice. Photography: Sabrina Bongiovanni. Beauty & Lifestyle Director: Emma Moore. Fashion: Lune Kuipers
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Supaform polishes up dental care design in St Petersburg
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Do Sara Ricciardi’s feathery ‘tools of pleasure’ tickle your fancy?
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Ovie smart kitchen gadgets: the future of cooking is in connected technology
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Next stop: introducing the tech-driven spas making medical makeovers desirable
‘Next stop’ is a three-part series which looks to the future of technology, from domestic AI, to the daily commute, and luxury medical breaks
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Healthy living: Kit & Ace brings its lifestyle mission to Austin
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Benjamin Hubert designs World Cup wearable technology for aspiring footballers
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Artists celebrate 70 years of the NHS in Britain
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Top British fashion designers create unique works for Parkinson’s charity fundraiser
Joined by a host of top name artists, fashion designers create one-off art works for Cure 3. Visit our Instagram Stories for interviews with some of the participating fashion designers.
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The lingerie brand making ‘couture’ mastectomy patches
With her Barcelona-based accessories label Anna Bonny, 2019 Swarovski Grand Prix Hyères Festival winner Noelia Morales creates sensual and bedazzled mastectomy patches inspired by Helmut Newton portraiture
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Designer Neeti Kalias’ tool for identifying hearing problems in newborns wins her a 2014 Rolex Award for Enterprise
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Studio Aisslinger designs retro-futuristic apothecary in Berlin
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The best gyms around the world for design buffs in 2018
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Technically speaking: April 2018’s best technology launches
Our bi-monthly dissection of the best technology happenings the world over
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Look smart: a new era of tech-driven grooming is a click away
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Inspired by a 20th-century German illustrator, Anatomē looks to a new era of wellness
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New tricks: London's Design Museum tackles design for an ageing population
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Chemical reaction: a modern holistic haven in Taiwan reinvents the pharmacy
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Melbourne’s most laid-back seafront suburb gains a new yoga retreat
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Magic potion: Swedish relaxation drink Noa debuts in UK
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Ikea-inspired book empowers dementia caregivers through design
Titled Hack Care, the project by Singapore's Lien Foundation features simple adjustments that can help people living with dementia have a better experience in their home
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The Brick answers Antwerp’s design gym call
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Alissa Eckert on designing the ‘spiky blob’ Covid-19 medical illustration
Design Emergency began as an Instagram Live series during the Covid-19 pandemic and is now becoming a wake-up call to the world, and compelling evidence of the power of design to effect radical and far-reaching change. Co-founders Paola Antonelli and Alice Rawsthorn took over the October 2020 issue of Wallpaper* – available to download free here – to present stories of design’s new purpose and promise. Here, Alice Rawsthorn talks to Alissa Eckert, the medical illustrator of the spiky blob recognised worldwide as Covid-19
