Latest articles by Pei-Ru Keh
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Hotel Drei Berge brings a touch of elevation to the Swiss mountains
The historic mountaintop Hotel Drei Berge has been reinvigorated under the creative eye of Ramdane Touhami as a dream-like retreat that blurs past and present
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In Common With gives task lighting a poetic feel with Saga
Brooklyn-based lighting studio In Common With has used its flair for detail to handle practical needs with Saga, a customisable task lighting system
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Step into Gohar World’s first store
The Gohar World holiday shop, open now until 15 January 2024, offers the brand’s whimsical curios and tableware, with a store design concept by Rafael Prieto
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Google Pixel Watch 2 wants to look after you
The Google Pixel Watch 2 harnesses the power and potential of FitBit, which the company acquired in 2022, for both personal wellness and safety
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Brian Rideout’s oil paintings of domestic interiors blur lines of time and reality
For Brian Rideout’s solo show in New York, the Toronto-based painter drew from gallerist Patrick Parrish's rich collection of design books to create new works
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Takashi Murakami on his monsterizing San Francisco show
Takashi Murakami tells us of pandemic-inspired creatures, eye-popping flowers, and NFTs as he explains the making of his exhibition at Asian Art Museum in San Francisco
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Brooklyn furniture studio Stillmade unveils its first collaborative design series
Stillmade brings to life the designs of four New Yorkers – Pat Kim, Danny Kaplan, Michele Quan and Mignogna Studio
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At Cucina Alba and Alba Accanto, journey to Italy’s coast without leaving New York
Cucina Alba and Alba Accanto, a vibrant restaurant and an elegant bar respectively, have been designed by GRT Architects and Prince Street Hospitality co-founder Cobi Levy
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Ceramicist Jonathan Cross on crafting art from desert materials in the Mojave
Jonathan Cross’ flourishing practice incorporates local sand and stones from his base on the edge of Joshua Tree to create minimalist works with a unique patina
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Knoll reissues two Florence Knoll furniture designs from 1954
Florence Knoll’s ‘Model 31’, a lounge chair, and ‘Model 33’, a small sofa, are brought out of the archives in tribute to the all-around American design legend
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Tiwa Select opens permanent Tribeca home with a show of new works in Murano glass
Tiwa Select celebrates its permanent New York gallery space with an exhibition of new works by Dana Arbib (until 17 October 2023)
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Organic skincare brand Lesse is all about the essentials
Founded by Neada Deters, a former editor, Lesse’s small but mighty product offering delivers big on results
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Reed Krakoff ushers John Hardy jewellery into a new era, and refreshes its New York store
The ‘Spear’ jewellery collection riffs on John Hardy’s signature handwoven chain, while the boutique nods to the brand’s Balinese heritage
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Ken Gun Min’s mixed-media montages reframe cultural influences and queer identity
South Korean-born, LA-based Ken Gun Min illusively combines painting, embroidery and illustration
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New York Fashion Week S/S 2024: Tory Burch to Willy Chavarria
New York Fashion Week S/S 2024 set off womenswear fashion month with a packed schedule spanning big-name debuts, runway returns and plenty of hometown favourites
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Perelman Performing Arts Center by REX is New York’s marble-clad cultural gem
The Perelman Performing Arts Center by REX in Manhattan conceals a series of ingenious modular stages
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Zegna x The Elder Statesman launches with Los Angeles pop-up in a Jean Prouvé-designed structure
Zegna x The Elder Statesman arrives worldwide this month, including a special stop in Los Angeles. Here, Alessandro Sartori and Greg Chait tell Wallpaper* the story behind the collaboration
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Timeless Tolix chairs reissued as the French brand looks to the future
Furniture brand Tolix, known for its utilitarian, indoor-outdoor chairs dating back to the 1930s, is under new ownership and plotting a fresh future while celebrating its past
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Kosas founder Sheena Zadeh-Daly has built her beauty brand around inclusivity
Kosas’ clean formulas combine skin-improving ingredients with make-up that stays, covers and actually feels good to wear
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Christopher John Rogers collaborates with Farrow & Ball on a colour palette inspired by his Louisiana roots
The Christopher John Rogers collection for Farrow & Ball includes four neutral tones, eight vibrant shades and three wallpaper prints
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Rabanne Beauty launches with glitzy gender-neutral make-up
Creative director Diane Kendal speaks to us about Rabanne Beauty, the fashion house’s avant-garde and playful make-up debut
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Ralph Lauren launches The 888 House, a surreal digital store fusing fantasy and reality
Coinciding with the launch of its new ‘RL 888’ handbag, Ralph Lauren opens the doors to virtual store The 888 House, set within a Joshua Tree-inspired desert landscape
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Step inside L'Objet's expanding universe
Behind the scenes at L'Objet: we take a look at the American brand's dedication to craftmanship, innovation and design
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Holiday cabins across the USA: plan your next escape
From Shelter Island to Phoenix, a slew of new hotels around the country take the form of charming holiday cabins and cottages
