Interior Design
From the best interior designers to know right now, to a curated selection of the most inspiring contemporary interior design projects: our edit of Interior Design stories include residential spaces, cafés and restaurants, showrooms and boutique interiors from all over the globe
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Blue Green Works's lighting champions a new aesthetic in American design
Manhattan-based design studio Blue Green Works fuses sensuality and masculinity to create mellow, mood-enhancing lighting with visual impact
By Pei-Ru Keh Published
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Anglepoise and National Trust look to Britain’s coastal landscape for a new blue lighting collection
Anglepoise and National Trust announce their third lighting collection, Neptune Blue
By Hannah Silver Published
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The ‘Topo’ sconces’ by RBW combine sleek design and innovative materials
Lighting brand RBW – whose founders Charles Brill, Theo Richardson, and Alex Williams are among the Wallpaper* USA 300 – launches the ‘Topo’ sconces, made of a new terrazzo-like composite material
By Pei-Ru Keh Published
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Lime-green glassware by Completedworks appears to melt at the table
Completedworks’ ‘Thaw’ lime-green glassware collection rethinks classic forms
By Hannah Silver Published
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London furniture shopping: where to find the best design in the city
Where to buy furniture in London: Wallpaper's guide to London furniture shopping, including contemporary furniture and design destinations in the city, from Chelsea to Shoreditch
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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Timeless bookcase designs that evolve with your home interiors
These are the ultimate bookcase designs for your home office, bedroom, kitchen and more: these iconic brands make timeless storage and adaptable, functional solutions to organise your home
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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Door handles and knobs: latest designs for quick home updates
Door handles and beyond: open the door to a world of practical design details and ideas for door furniture with our selection of architectural ironmongery from some of the world's leading designers and makers
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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Blue Green Works introduces alluring new lighting collection
Inspired by iconography, American design studio Blue Green Works introduces five new lighting ranges
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Horns, tentacles and spikes: Louis Poulsen plays with its iconic lighting designs in new collaboration
Louis Poulsen’s ‘Pale Rose’ collection by Poul Henningsen and Vilhelm Lauritzen was reinterpreted by New York creatives Breanna Box and Peter Dupont of Heven
By Timothy Anscombe-Bell Published
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Last chance to see: Aldo Bakker pouring vessels at Kunstmuseum Den Haag
The thematic exhibition features over 40 ‘schenkers’ designed by Aldo Bakker
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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Vincent Van Duysen ‘inspired by modernism’ for Molteni & C’s outdoor furniture debut
Molteni & C goes alfresco with two new collections and reissued classics, bringing its signature elegance to the great outdoors
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Modernism meets art deco in a London mews house
Child Studio is inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s Grand Salon at Rue de Babylone in Paris for a chic Mayfair residence
By Hannah Silver Published
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Romanengo is Milan’s new sweet spot
Romanengo, the oldest Italian confectionery, opens its doors in Milan with interiors by Madrid-based architects Cousi Interiorismo
By Ifeoluwa Adedeji Published
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Cats, dogs and lamps: Noma Bar reinterprets Foscarini lighting through illustration
Foscarini enlisted Israeli illustrator Noma Bar to give a playful interpretation to their extensive lighting collection, with his signature stylised approach to illustration
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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First look inside Centurion New York by Yabu Pushelberg
Centurion New York is an expansive new space for American Express’ ‘black card’ members. Its interior designers Yabu Pushelberg give us a tour
By Tilly Macalister-Smith Published
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Arne Jacobsen’s lamps for St Catherine’s College are now available from Louis Poulsen
Louis Poulsen present the ‘AJ Oxford Table Lamp’ series, conceived by Arne Jacobsen for St Catherine's College, Oxford, and now put into production for the first time
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Is this the most beautiful office in the world?
Parisian creative agency Art Recherche Industrie’s new HQ translates a 19th-century landmark into a chic open-plan office worth leaving home for
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Designer James Shaw’s latest creation is a self-built home in east London
James Shaw's east London home is Filled with vintage finds and his trademark extruded plastic furniture, a compact self-built marvel
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Birch Selsdon is a new country escape on London’s doorstep
Birch Selsdon hotel and members’ club is set to open in spring 2023, offering relaxation and natural surroundings just a short skip from London’s bustle
By Martha Elliott Published
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Vipp Palazzo pop-up hotel opens inside Brescia’s historical Palazzo Monti
Scandi minimalism meets Baroque maximalism in Vipp Palazzo, a pop-up hotel by the Danish brand in the heart of Brescia
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Design, air filtration and sustainability meet in the ‘Air’ lamp
‘Air as design inspiration’: the ‘Air’ lamp by Adam D Tihany and Contardi puts ecological issues at the forefront
By Hannah Silver Published
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Yevheniia Dubrovska brings a contemporary warmth to an art collector’s apartment in Kyiv
An interior project by Yevheniia Dubrovska puts the emphasis on local materials and clean space
By Hannah Silver Published
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Interior renovation of Edinburgh support hub calls on local community
Ace Design Studio’s interior renovation breathes new life into the Edinburgh home of Multi-Cultural Family Base, whose community reach enabled the refurb
By Martha Elliott Published
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Frank Lloyd Wright Steelcase furniture designs refreshed and reissued
Steelcase’s new collection revisits office furniture designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, created in 1939 for the SC Johnson Administration Building in Racine, Wisconsin
By Pei-Ru Keh Published
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Rafael Prieto’s new low stools are a ‘conversation’ with his New York design community
Rafael Prieto’s new collection of stools is made from salvaged materials
By Tilly Macalister-Smith Published
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Taschen tantalises with new edition of Jorge Pardo’s ‘Brussels Lamps’
German publishing house Taschen launches a limited-edition series of five ‘Brussels Lamps’ by Cuban-American artist Jorge Pardo
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Best Disappearing Act: Edra’s outdoor furniture mimics the sea
Designed by long-term collaborator Jacopo Foggini, the ‘A’mare’ collection of outdoor furniture mimics shiny water, and was named 'Best Disappearing Act' at the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2023
By Rosa Bertoli Published