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A new collection of furniture combines Italian and Japanese craftsmanship
Italian furniture company De Padova and Japanese brand Time & Style join forces on a collection of furniture that marries the two countries' aesthetics and craftsmanship traditions
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Modern icon: Rud Rasmussen celebrates 100 years of Kaare Klint’s Faaborg Chair with special editions
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Youbi’s new HQ in Honshu is a friendly local hub as well as a furniture factory
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Best Outdoor Entertaining: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
Lounging furniture, fun and games for outdoor socialising: discover the winners of ‘Best outdoor entertaining’ in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
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Dims’ new furniture collections champion diversity in design
Seattle-based furniture brand Dims presents new collections by Daisuke Kitagawa, MSDS Studio and more. We talk to founder Eugene Kim on launching the brand in 2018 and the importance of diversity in design
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Best Sculpted Furniture: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
Browse our pick of sculptural furniture: perfectly honed stone lamps, marble seating and tables, winners of ‘Best sculpted forms’ in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2021
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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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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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Antonio Citterio unveils ingenious furniture designs for Maxalto
Antonio Citterio on his Heritage Perspectives furniture designs for Maxalto, presented in a luxurious apartment setting
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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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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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Surrealist furniture: dreamy designs from the Wallpaper* Design Awards
With their colourful curves and uncanny details, these five unique designs seem to have been beamed down from another galaxy
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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
