Design & Interiors

Flexform's Groundpiece was conceived by Antonio Citterio in 2001 as a central element of a home. On the sofa's 25th anniversary, we look at its design's versatility through 25 interiors, from Hawaii to St Moritz

By Rosa Bertoli Published 14 February 26

Schindler’s 1925 landmark of early California modernism has been beautifully fitted out by designer Taska Cleveland, who preserved its historical integrity while layering in refined adaptations 

By Anna Solomon Published 13 February 26

Up the horsepower of your home and wardrobe this Lunar New Year and beyond with designs and accessories that are hot to trot

By Bridget Downing Published 12 February 26

For a month, Alex Tieghi-Walker of TIWA has moved his office to London, creating a mix of exhibition venue and functional workspace (on view until 7 March 2026)

By Rosa Bertoli Published 11 February 26

These beautifully designed, Wallpaper*-approved champagne glasses bring a touch of artistry to every sip

By Anna Solomon Published 11 February 26

Fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck boldly goes where no one has gone before with his otherworldly playground, 'Welcome Little Stranger'

By Tianna Williams Published 11 February 26

Wallpaper* speaks to Fritz Hansen’s Dario Reicherl about a new rooftop bar where furniture was the starting point of the design: ‘The chair comes first, and the architecture follows’

By Ali Morris Published 10 February 26

The highlights you may have missed, from reimagined editions of historical designs to exhibitions spotlighting emerging Nordic talent

By Tianna Williams Published 10 February 26

The brand’s Nuvola collection celebrates the Lunar New Year with equine-inspired objects that express strength, freedom and creative momentum

By Anna Solomon Published 10 February 26

Kretz Real Estate, fresh from Netflix's The Parisian Agency, unveils its first office inspired by the family's travel memories from Paris to Barcelona, from Trouville to Brazil, with a stop in New York

By Tianna Williams Published 9 February 26

Fresh from its appearance on the stage at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, the stovetop coffee maker, or moka, is perhaps the ultimate Italian design icon, its enduring status a testament of its unique blend of aesthetic and functionality

By Rosa Bertoli Published 9 February 26

Wallpaper* speaks with production designer Julio Himede of Yellow Studio about the epic sets. 'These little stories are very much part of Puerto Rican life, but also part of Benito’s life.’

By Anna Fixsen Last updated 9 February 26

For Mexico City Art Week, Lee Broom unveils ‘The Resident’, an installation of more than 50 lighting works (on view until 10 April 2026)

By Francesca Perry Published 8 February 26

Just south of Paris, architect and designer Katja Pargger took on the task of updating a classic ‘château Solognot’. Over ten years, the renovation remained elegant and restrained, yet full of surprises

By Anna Solomon Published 7 February 26

How Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony alternated creativity, culture and spectacle through a celebration of Italian artistic excellences. Laura May Todd reports from Milan's San Siro Stadium

By Laura May Todd Published 7 February 26

A new show, now on view at the Noguchi Museum in Queens, explores the artist's relationship with the city he called home

By Anthony Paletta Published 5 February 26

The new collection’s exercise equipment is imagined to integrate elegantly into domestic interiors

By Rosa Bertoli Published 5 February 26

The plastic chairs on the cover of 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' evoke Puerto Rican culture, but the monobloc transcends geographies. This is the story of how innovations in plastic – and an unfiled patent – created what is arguably the most ubiquitous design object in the world

By Anna Solomon Published 4 February 26

Discover the year’s standout products, people, places – from a life-enhancing sauna to innovative earthy houses and game-changing furniture

By Bridget Downing Published 4 February 26

The ‘Bibendum’ chair’s voluptuous silhouette, which, according to Gray, resembled the Michelin Man, made it a standout in 1926 – and it’s still turning heads

By Anna Solomon Published 4 February 26

Jaipur Rugs and its collectible design gallery Aspura reissue The Kamala House Carpet by the late Indian architect Balkrishna Doshi

By Cristina Kiran Piotti Published 4 February 26

Floral design is having a major moment: Sylvia Bustamante Gubbins, founder and director of Madrid Blooms, tells Wallpaper* how floristry has evolved into a global, glamorous and increasingly influential creative industry

By Ali Morris Published 3 February 26

Formafantasma's exhibition design for the Saudi Arabian Biennale encourages a slower, more exploratory movement through the exhibition

By Maghie Ghali Published 2 February 26

Our curated selection of modern magazine racks blends style and function, featuring distinctive designs, refined materials and smart storage solutions

By Anna Solomon Published 2 February 26