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‘What We Keep’: 50 creatives on the objects they collect and use in their homes
‘What We Keep’ is a new book by Jean Lin, founder of the New York City design gallery Colony, an ode to objects and the people who obsessively collect them
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Petra is a new hardware brand giving an artful twist to your door handles
Petra is a new hardware brand by Sight Unseen co-founder Monica Khemsurov, focusing on small-batch, artist-designed pieces
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London Craft Week 2024: the best artisan-made works to discover across the city
London Craft Week 2024 takes over the city (13-19 May 2024), we put together a list of highlights to discover the best craft across town
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17 designers reinvent the humble walking stick
‘Walking Sticks & Canes’ showcased designer Keiji Takeuchi and his friends’ interpretations of the object, starting from the question: 'How can we change a stigma into a purposeful product that makes you want to go outside and walk with your friends again?’
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Olympic Torch Relay Cauldron is lit by athletes ahead of Paris 2024
The Olympic Torch Relay Cauldron created by Mathieu Lehanneur for Paris 2024 was lit for the first time as the Torch Relay made its debut in Marseille on 9 May
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Floris Wubben reinvents the brick at The Future Perfect in New York
Dutch designer Floris Wubben extrudes the common building brick into new applications – benches, chandeliers and a mirror frame
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Phillip Lim 3.1 spotlight Asian American female artists and designers
Chief executive of Phillip Lim 3.1, Wen Zhou transforms its New York boutique into a vibrant exhibition space for 'Crafting Selfhood' (on view until 23 May 2024), coinciding with AAPI Heritage Month
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Christian Louboutin and Pierre Yovanovitch collaboration honours women from history and popular culture
Christian Louboutin and Pierre Yovanovitch present a series of chairs made in collaboration with French artisans, on view until 24 May 2024 at Yovanovitch's New York Gallery
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Luce di Carrara's texturized objects highlight the beauty and functionality of marble
Marble specialist Luce di Carrara presented a series of products and materials which unite nature, craftsmanship, architecture, and design
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Herman Miller relaunches iconic Hot Dog Picnic Poster
Herman Miller's 1973 Hot Dog Picnic Poster is a striking screen-print design that commemorates the American furniture brand’s long-established company culture
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Josh Egesi on his designs and evolving culture: 'Design is a form of cultural documentation'
Nigerian designer Josh Egesi tells Wallpaper* about the creativity behind his studio, design approach, his country's cultural revolution, and venturing into surfboard design
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In Common With opens ‘Quarters,’ a gallery, wine bar, and boutique inside a Tribeca loft
In Common With opens its new space which resembles a distinguished design collector’s house museum
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Inside the new Amelie, Maison d’Art: 'I wanted to reinvent the art gallery to be both warmer and more approachable'
The ambitious new Manhattan gallery Amelie, Maison d’Art settles into the Soho neighbourhood
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A nature-inspired exhibition takes root at California's Salmon Creek Farm
'Jinen' presents new works by Dan John Anderson, Kazunori Hamana, Yu Kobayashi, and Ido Yoshimoto at Fritz Haeg’s cultural commune and creative hub in California’s redwood forest
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Outdoor kitchen ideas to elevate your summertime dining
We look for the best outdoor kitchen ideas to bring our culinary prowess to the garden this summer season
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A year without a kiln: ceramic artist Simone Bodmer-Turner on experimenting with new design materials
'A year without a kiln' is Simone Bodmer-Turner new exhibition at Emma Scully Gallery (until 22 June 2024), showing her material experiments and collaborations while moving her studio from Brooklyn to rural Massachusetts
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LA's Klein Agency opens a new gallery space in Silverlake
California design studio Klein launches The Annex, an experiential showroom in Silverlake, and unveils Volume III, a new collection of minimalist furniture
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Habitat's 60th anniversary collection is full of reimagined classics adding a playful touch to any space
Habitat '60 Years of Design' collection unites design icons with emerging talent for a limited edition collection curated for a modern home
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Jaipur Rugs unveils collaboration with Chanel's yarn maker Vimar1991
During Milan Design Week 2024, Jaipur Rugs demonstrated its expertise through a collaboration with Chanel-owned yarn experts Vimar1991
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This new contemporary paint brand is a (brush) stroke of genius
Blēo palettes are the answer to your wall paint design ideas, as the new Scandinavian paint brand collaborates with today’s design visionaries including Sabine Marcelis , Ronan Bouroullec, Muller Van Severen and more
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The new Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation in Venice is guided by light and history
Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation in Venice opens its doors capturing the essence of the Italian designer’s contemporary storytelling
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Wallpaper* and SNOW explore the alchemy of grown diamonds in a new film
Wallpaper* and grown-diamond specialist SNOW partnered on the Class of ’24 exhibition during Milan Design Week 2024 and a new film exploring the art and alchemy of the laboratory’s process
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Rimowa Design Prize 2024 spotlights emerging German design excellence
The Rimowa Design Prize 2024 winner was announced on 29 April, awarding Janne Kreimer's innovative waistcoat that combines exposure therapy with modern technology to address anxiety
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Unno Gallery celebrates the depth and versatility of Latin American design
Roving design gallery Unno brought the work of four Latin American studios to Milan Design Week 2024
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Adal brings Japan's disappearing natural materials to furniture design
Japanese brand Adal Look into Nature exhibited for the first time at Salone del Mobile 2024, showcasing its contemporary products made using igusa, a traditional material whose manufacturing is slowly disappearing
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Bold and futuristic: new book explores the work of creative polymath Marc Newson
A weighty new tome celebrates the genius of creative polymath Marc Newson, chronicling evolution, experimentation and innovation in a career spanning four decades
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Inside Ingo Maurer’s poetically whimsical world
We tour the late lighting pioneer Ingo Maurer’s Munich studio, and talk to his team about how his poetically whimsical designs are given a new lease of life, thanks to a recent acquisition
