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Michael Reynolds, Wallpaper’s US director, goes behind the scenes of the first issue
Michael Reynolds, Wallpaper’s US director, goes behind the scenes of the magazine’s first ever cover, a shoot involving a penthouse apartment, heavy furniture – and no elevator service. Reynolds’ recollections feature in the ‘25 Years of Wallpaper*’ series, published in our October 2021, 25th anniversary issue
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Yours trulli: a Natuzzi scion launches his vision for the giant Italian furniture maker
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André Fu’s new furniture is inspired by Japanese gardens
André Fu Living’s Art Deco Garden is a collection of furniture, objects, wallcoverings and homeware inspired by Zen gardens and Art Deco
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Wallpaper* Global Interiors: a snapshot of design in Europe
Our edit of furniture design from Europe includes pieces by Muller Van Severen, Piero Lissoni, Patricia Urquiola and more
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Primal instincts in Nick Ross’ new collection for +Halle
Stockholm-based Scottish designer Nick Ross designs the Proto series for Danish brand +Halle
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Meet the Brazilian architect branching out into organic furniture design
Gustavo Neves creates raw and natural objects that have been launched by The Invisible Collection
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Antonio Citterio reflects on his work with Flexform, and conceiving a sofa as the heart of the home
Antonio Citterio designed the Groundpiece sofa for Flexform in 2001: twenty years on, we chart the architect's history of collaboration with the Italian furniture company, and discover his view on redefining domestic interiors
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DeMuro Das launches new Uncommon Thread collection
The New Delhi studio presents a collection of furnishings inspired by Indian modernist architecture, Le Corbusier's Chandigarh and local craft
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Don Tanani’s inaugural collection, designed by Lina Al Orabi, gives traditional Egyptian craftsmanship traditions a contemporary spin
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Family values: furniture maker Orior puts Irish design on the map
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Rough and refined: Vincenzo De Cotiis’ ’Progetto Domestico’ opens at Willer
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Virgil Abloh furnishes us with an edit of Off-White’s latest interiors line
Virgil Abloh furnishes us with an edit of Off-White’s latest interiors line
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Snarkitecture and Gufram unveil bubblegum pink furniture
Snarkitecture and Gufram revisit their 2017 ‘Broken’ series, bringing a new bubblegum pink shade to their furniture collaboration
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Stefano Pilati’s first foray into furniture plays with draping and proportion
Stefano Pilati creates a sculptural debut furniture collection with French interior design brand Pinto Paris
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Frama’s first atelier collection pays homage to modernist Kaare Klint
Copenhagen-based design brand Frama pays homage the father of Danish furniture design, Kaare Klint, with a new atelier collection
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Schiaparelli reopens its doors in Paris
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Thinking to the future: Galerie Perrotin pays homage to Pierre Paulin
In the pages of a recent monograph on Pierre Paulin, the French designer admitted, ‘I designed a number of objects that were too complex and met no response whatsoever from the public – whether it was too early or they scratched where it didn’t itch. I do not really know.’ A new exhibition at Galerie Perrotin, which anticipates a comprehensive retrospective at the Centre Pompidou in May, promises to elicit the opposite reaction. This owes in part to a dynamic arrangement of Paulin pieces, surrounded by works from other contemporary artists including Xavier Veilhan, KAWS, Elmgreen & Dragset and Jesús Rafael Soto.
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Soft cell: we’ll take a lockdown any day to cosy up on the hottest new sofas
Plus, we celebrate 20 years of Wallpaper* and delve into the archives to trace the most iconic sofas created in the past two decades. Pull up a pew...
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Year in review: Wallpaper* design editor Rosa Bertoli picks her 10 top furniture stories of 2021
Wallpaper’s Rosa Bertoli looks back over the last 12 months: discover the top 10 furniture launches of 2021, from Sabine Marcelis’ donut-shaped poufs to Daniel Arsham’s Play-Doh-inspired designs
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The Invisible Collection opens discreet London showroom
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Le Corbusier's furniture from Chandigarh
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Lebanon’s design scene is flourishing at the House of Today Biennale in Beirut
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Very Good & Proper’s new sustainable outdoor furniture is summer-ready
New all-weather furniture by Very Good & Proper combines sustainable materials with a minimal design, suitable for any outdoor space, from leafy gardens to urban balconies
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Piero Lissoni’s new outdoor furniture is defined by lightness
Lightweight aluminium structures frame the design of Piero Lissoni's Borea, a new outdoor furniture collection for B&B Italia featuring seating and tables with sustainability at its core
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Aldo Rossi’s work and legacy celebrated
While Molteni & C celebrates the furniture design of Aldo Rossi, MAXXI Museum pays tribute to the postmodernist architect through a series of sketches, photographs and models, on show in Rome until 17 October 2021
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Second life: Etel gives Lina Bo Bardi's furniture a new lease on life
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Japan as seen through the lens of Marcio Kogan
Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan recalls his Christmas tradition of traveling to Japan and how that inspired a new collection of seating for Minotti, referencing the original 1960s design of hotel Okura by Yoshiro Taniguchi
