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Sport and design collide in New York’s Home of FootballWith the 2026 FIFA World Cup well underway, Crosby Studios continues the football frenzy with a new exhibition, ‘Home of Football: Home & Away’ (on view until 19 July)
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Tales from a design weekend in the Hamptons: Nomad lands at The Watermill CenterItinerant design fair Nomad made its USA debut with an inaugural edition at Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center. Here’s what went down
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Now you can build Oliva Rodrigo’s world in LegoFive new Lego Editions sets feature the Danish company’s first musical collaboration
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Inside RH London, The Gallery in Mayfair: the brand's new outpost opens in a historic Palladian mansionGold-leaf ceilings, hand-blown Venetian glass chandeliers and an Ottoman-inspired rooftop terrace – here's what to expect from the American furniture giant's most ambitious opening to date
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The new Triennale uniforms draw on workwear culture and Bauhaus-inspired geometriesThe new uniforms for Milan’s Triennale museum were designed by Alessandra Facchinetti and produced by Older, and inspired by the Italian institution's visual codes, from the architecture to the colour and material palettes
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One to Watch: Self-described polymath Larry Tchogninou is here to do design differentlyMentored by Virgil Abloh, Larry Tchogninou is breaking away from design's traditional notions
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Seven beautiful designer monographs on the makers who defined a centuryFrom Charles and Ray Eames to Dieter Rams, these landmark volumes chart the visionaries who shaped modern design – and their ideas that still resonate today
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Lanza Atelier and Laila Gohar bring magic and mischief to the Serpentine Summer PartyFood, furniture and performance combined at the galleries’ annual party – ‘somewhere between architecture, landscape, and banquet’ – staged around Lanza Atelier's pavilion and with culinary art by Laila Gohar
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This traditional adobe home survived a fire – and found a new life as a midcentury-inspired California haciendaDesigner Kirsten Blazek rebuilt around a single surviving wall, blending Native American-influenced objects, midcentury furniture and a palette drawn straight from the San Gabriel Mountains
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Duro is Milan's latest nightlife haunt, a Brutalist nightclub with a Studio 54 spiritWelcome to Duro Club, the latest Milanese nightlife opening, set within the Certosa district. Designed by Turin's Velvet Studio, it draws on the Brutalist architecture of the building's industrial past
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‘The Other Side’ is an exhibition of graphic responses to the ten years following BrexitCurated by GraphicDesign& and designed by LucienneRoberts+, ‘The Other Side: Ten Years after the Referendum’ features ten creative responses to post-Brexit Britain
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Ikea's new collection is all about play: here are our favouritesDiscover the new ‘Ikea PS 2026’ collection: 44 designs led by playful functionality now available to buy and enjoy
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‘Not out of resistance, but out of existence': Haitian designer Hervé Sabin travels with hope and creative strengthFresh from being shortlisted for the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize, Hervé Sabin takes us on a tour of his itinerant creative practice, focusing on masterful salvaged-wood sculptures
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'A place that reflects the city's art and culture': Poliform's new Milanese home opens in the city's beating heartPoliform's new flagship on Milan's Piazza Scala features the company's furniture and kitchens as well as a cafe, taking a forward-thinking approach to connecting past, present and future
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Sharp angles and graduated tones define new Moser glassware by Laurids GalléeThe ‘Axis’ collection by the Austrian designer makes the most of Czech glassmaker Moser’s ability to approach the material with a modernist architectural sensibility
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'We are here to solve problems': how NM3's furniture is crafting a new contemporary language through materiality and modularityItalian design studio NM3 has established a brand based on material-led minimalism, taking high-end design to new heights. Follow along as we explore the studio's universe, following our collaboration at Milan Design Week
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SOM is bringing back the chairs that once graced Halston’s iconic New York officesThe 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
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In this waterfront Brooklyn loft, industrial bones meet a lifetime of global collectingInterior designer Laurie Blumenfeld’s Red Hook warehouse transforms raw industrial architecture into a deeply personal cabinet of curiosities
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Michele De Lucchi and Enzo Mari’s minimalist puzzles champion old-school playStrange creatures in wood and cardboard assemble for a summer of well-designed fun, as Danese Milano launches classic and new designs
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‘Everything starts from a glow’: Michael Anastassiades on sunsets and lightbulbs in KyotoOn the occasion of his Kyoto exhibition, ‘From Warm Yellow to Saturated Red’ (at Taka Ishii Gallery until 4 July), Wallpaper* speaks with Michael Anastassiades about his approach to light, from sunsets to lightbulbs
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‘All the books that make me who I am’: Es Devlin’s library sets Castle Howard aglowThe artist and designer unveils the ‘Library of the Four Winds’, a luminous revolving sculpture featuring 250 books drawn from her personal collection (on view until 27 September 2026)
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At 3 Days of Design, designers focused on the small stuffFrom a wooden crate and a whistle to cutlery sets and curtains, these are some of the everyday objects that caught our eye at 3 Days of Design 2026 in Copenhagen last week
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Meet designer Rodolfo Agrella, whose work ranges from tables to saintsFreshly appointed creative director at Italian furniture company Potocco, Venezuela-born Rodolfo Agrella merges his heritage with a sensibility that crosses craft and industry
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Shiro Kuramata, the designer of playful impermanenceShiro Kuramata's distinctive approach combined traditional Japanese aesthetic concepts with modernist expression. We look at the late designer’s work across furniture, interiors and objects
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Samuel Nagel and Paul Feiler win the Rimowa Design Prize 2026Bespoke Partnership
The creative duo’s ‘Nura’ bracelet wins the latest edition of the Rimowa Design Prize, which looks to the next generation of creative talent in Germany for ingenious ways to support mobility
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The history of design through nine children's chairs‘Mini Furniture: Chairs for Children’ at MK&G in Hamburg (14 June to 1 November 2026) surveys two centuries of practical, playful and innovative designs for kids
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Designer Lee Broom on illuminating Madonna's 'Confessions II' filmAhead of the release of her new album, the much-anticipated 'Confessions II', Madonna released a twelve-minute, star-studded film. And one designer received the call of a lifetime
