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Swarovski Optik and Marc Newson create the world’s first smart binoculars
The Swarovski Optik AX Visio binoculars integrate precision optics with digital intelligence to create a birder's dream
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Marc Newson on his electric hydrofoil collaboration with Fliteboard
The Fliteboard x Marc Newson eFoil promises a smooth surfing experience with cutting-edge materials and space-age design
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LoveFrom, Serif: a modern interpretation of Baskerville created by Jony Ive’s LoveFrom
Jony Ive, Marc Newson and Peter Saville discuss LoveFrom, Serif, their elegant modernisation of one of the most influential and enduring of all early typefaces
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Last chance to see: Marc Newson’s all-blue designs in Athens
Gagosian gallery Athens presents new blue furniture and objects by Marc Newson
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Marc Newson designs Hermès’ first ever pen
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Marc Newson targets sharpshooters with a shotgun for Beretta
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Pen pal: a collaboration between Marc Newson and Montblanc has all the write moves
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Piece corps: Wallpaper* and Sotheby’s join forces to reveal what great design is made of
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Jony Ive remembers Azzedine Alaïa
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French fancy: Galerie Kreo brings its wares to FOG Design+Art
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Gio Ponti, Studio Job and Ron Arad designs up for grabs at Sotheby's
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Makes scents: Louis Vuitton launches its much-anticipated perfume range
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Air time: Marc Newson gives the Atmos clock a lighter touch
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Prime numbers: 41 Alaïa masterpieces go on display at the couturier’s Paris headquarters
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First look at Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s immersive festive installation for Claridge’s
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Marc Newson on design, reviving crafts and his solo show at Gagosian New York
An exclusive interview with British designer Marc Newson, creator of the Lockheed Lounge (1986) and the Embryo Chair (1988). He discusses a new solo show at the Gagosian in New York City, which brings together colossal cast-glass chairs, Murrina glass consoles, cloisonné enameled desks, aluminum surfboards, and an Aikuchi sword
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Jony Ive’s LoveFrom unveils official website
Launched today, 11 October 2021, LoveFrom.com reveals the creative collective’s visual identity, anchored in a Baskerville-inspired typeface called LoveFrom Serif, provides a statement of purpose, and pays gentle homage to Apple’s Steve Jobs
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Marc Newson looks back on the design impact of 1990s restaurant Coast
Marc Newson pays tribute to his 1995 Coast restaurant design, looking at the space, furniture and objects he created for the groundbreaking, but short-lived, London venue
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Simon Mills in conversation with designer Marc Newson and Montblanc creative director Zaim Kamal
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Hot metal: Georg Jensen moves into Beijing with an ambitious new store and Marc Newson-designed tea set
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Big bounce: art and sole collide in an uplifting offering from Marc Newson and Nike
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Marc Newson's solo US show presents his oeuvre in a domestic setting
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‘Azzedine Alaïa: The Couturier’ celebrates the designer’s extraordinary cut and dash with the help of a few friends
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LoveFrom’s Jony Ive and Marc Newson join forces with Ferrari
Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s creative collective LoveFrom is teaming up with Ferrari just as the carmaker gears up for its first all-electric model. A wider collaboration with Ferrari’s holding company Exor ‘will explore a range of creative projects in the business of luxury’
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Marc Newson, Erdem and Don McCullin immortalised in hyperrealist paintings
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Wallpaper* Power 200: the world’s top design names and influencers
It’s back with a double helping of provocation and praise. We have plumped up this year’s Power List to a meaty two-ton’s worth of carefully measured rankings, an upscaled calibration of design achievement. As we strongly suspected, last year’s Power 100 caused a considerable stir and provoked strong words. And, as last month’s editor’s letter made clear, even alarming threats of revenge and recrimination. So this year, unchastened, we thought we would do it all again, but double the dose. To mark our 200th issue, the power 100 has become 200. Or rather 100+100 (normal disservice will be resumed next year). And, in a self-congratulatory nod to our keen eye for talent and perhaps the propulsive effect we have had on nascent design careers, we have trawled the Wallpaper* archives, retraced our expert truffling and recovered the debut appearances of future Power Listers. (Look out for long-lost hair, unlined faces and eyes undimmed).
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Fendi lays down the brand's Roman roots in London
