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A new fix for Ermenegildo Zegna, Italian fashion’s quiet revolutionary
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Milan welcomes its inaugural fashion film festival aimed at established designers and emerging graduates
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Winter warmer: Fornasetti Profumi’s alluring ’Misterio’ scented candle
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Blue print: Fontana Milano 1915’s ‘A’ bag collaboration with Wallpaper*
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Bart Hess’ new art film series for Aesop transforms the body into a digital interface
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Mendini’s new gallery Fragile is anything but the minimal Milanese norm
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Max Mara stages its artful Resort 2019 show at the Collezione Maramotti
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Kiton's re-kitted Via Pontaccio Milan headquarters
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Interior designer Hugo Sauzay fronts Brooksfield’s S/S 2018 collection
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Santoni’s Marco Zanini on plotting a small revolution at Piero Portaluppi’s home in Milan
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Ciao Italia! Escape to Italy through a new virtual gateway
Bringing the holiday home, Yoox gets curious with its summery Italian selections
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Past, present, future: a new CEDIT collection employs a host of Italian design talent
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Back in stock: Giacomo Bulleri’s famous Tabaccheria relaunches in Milan
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Italian stone specialist Salvatori unveils its new London showroom
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Colombian roar: Kram/Weisshaar reinvent Picó systems at Plusdesign, Milan
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Visionnaire opens up inside a midcentury building in West Hollywood
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Love island: meet the couple putting Sardinian craft on the design map
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Google’s latest AI experiment reveals hidden colour connections in art
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Federico Pestilli’s plastic-smothered flowers are poignant metaphors
From vacuum-packed orchids to poppies cloaked in a garbage bag, the imagery in the Italian artist's ‘Nature Morte' explores nature's survival against humanity
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All the World's Futures: the blazing Venice Biennale packs some heat
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Locatelli Partners imagines a cloud-like grocery store in Vietnam
The old meets the new in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City with Locatelli Partners' Le Square, a new grocery concept store enveloped in a semi-transparent mesh cladding
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Maker meets machine: the innovative artistry of René Caovilla
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Planned vision: Arborea offers up clues to its architecturally ambitious past as Mussolinia
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Luigi Rosselli’s Mount Minderoo House highlights the appeal of a New South Wales mountaintop
Born and raised in Milan in the 1960s and 70s, architect Luigi Rosselli spent the early years of his career studying in Switzerland and New York City. He opened his eponymous architectural firm in Sydney in 1984, bringing along a passion for midcentury Italian design informed by his upbringing. The firm’s first commission, the design of Canberra’s Parliament House, opened the floodgates to an influx of clients. At the turn of 2007 (W*95), Wallpaper* took to the New South Wales Southern Highlands to visit his design for a family home outside Mittagong inspired by the artist Andy Goldsworthy.
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Milan's brightest creative luminaries celebrate the 2015 Design Awards
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Vintage-inspired denim from a heritage Italian brand
Over three decades of denim expertise lay the groundwork for Italian brand Jacob Cohën’s latest collection
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APFEL’s new digital foundry explores type as ‘readymade’
London-based graphic design studio A Practice for Everyday Life has launched the APFEL Type Foundry, through which it will publish a growing library of typefaces developed through visual, textual and experiential research
