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Introducing the September 2022 Style Issue of Wallpaper*
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Frank Gehry’s Danziger Studio and Residence is transformed into design gallery
Photographer Angela Hau takes us behind the scenes at Hollywood’s Seventh House gallery, located in Frank Gehry's 1965 building and specialising in early 20th century, postmodern and contemporary design
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Raf Simons and Kvadrat launch a Shaker-inspired accessories collection
Launching on 10 August 2022, the new accessories collection by Raf Simons for Kvadrat includes cushions, throws, bags, as well as tray, box, magazine holder, cap, and two key chains whose design is driven by functionality
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London Design Festival 2022: design highlights from across the city
London Design Festival 2022 brought us a life-sized media platform, public seating by Sabine Marcelis, and exhibitions across the city’s districts
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China’s Designew platform explores the design of errors
This collection of furniture and objects is the result of a new collaborative project led by designer Mario Tsai, exploring how mistakes can positively impact the creative process
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Best outdoor living: the finest outdoor furniture for your space
The sky’s the limit: discover the best outdoor furniture to get your space ready for summer lounging, dining and swinging
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Kettal and Tectum’s indoor hydroponic garden combats cabin fever with office-grown veg
Kettal and Tectum Garden’s hydroponic indoor garden offers new opportunities for home-grown veg and adds a sprinkle of greenery to office spaces
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At Home With Naoto Fukasawa
In our ongoing profile series, we find out what designers are making, what’s making them tick, and the moments that made them. Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa tells us about his striking new live-work atelier in Tokyo and his ethos of not only designing objects, but an integrated atmosphere
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Dior Maison and Sam Baron unite for elegant outdoor furniture
Sam Baron’s collaboration with Dior Maison draw on classic French design codes
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At Triennale Milano, Francis Kéré and Ersilia Vaudo explore what we don’t know
The 23rd International Exhibition of Triennale Milano, ‘Unknown Unknowns: An Introduction to Mysteries’ brings together art, design, film and research to understand what we will need in the future (on view until 15 December 2022)
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Members-only metaverse community The Row unveils digital properties by artists
The Row launches as a virtual community featuring distinctive real estate design by acclaimed creatives including Daniel Arsham, Andrés Reisinger and Misha Kahn
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No time for waste: Oris’ collaboration with a leather manufacturer recycles deer skins
Deer skins make for sustainable watch straps in a partnership between Oris and Cervo Volante
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Robert McKinley’s furniture and lighting collection is inspired by Italian craft
Inspired by his Italian heritage, American interior designer Robert McKinley launches the Monea collection of furniture and lighting
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A Milan apartment for an electronic music composer combines work and pleasure
A project by M2Atelier for DJ and music producer Stephan Jolk features a sombre material palette in an apartment conceived around a specially-built music box
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Natuzzi is on a mission to help save Puglia's olive trees
Puglia-based furniture company Natuzzi is on a mission to save local olive trees from the advancement of Xylella, teaming up with NGO Save the Olives on fundraising initiatives that combine design and responsibility towards nature
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Italian craftsmanship comes to Los Angeles in this eclectic Venice Canals apartment
Boffi Los Angeles celebrates a juxtaposition of texture throughout a waterside bolthole
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This East Village apartment reinterprets New York’s architectural history
GRT Architects has designed the interiors for an apartment in the 1902 Onyx Court building, in New York’s East Village, inspired by local architecture history and featuring a series of rooms, each defined by a different mood
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Deem Journal: how can design add value to communities?
Founded by Nu Goteh, Alice Grandoit-Šutka and Marquise Stillwell, LA-based publication Deem Journal promotes design as an inclusive and empowering tool for all
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Last chance to see: Quilts inspired by architecture and design on show at Glasgow's Modern Institute
Arrange Whatever Pieces Come Your Way creates unique, handmade covers inspired by art, architecture and apparel – now on view at The Modern Institute, Glasgow, until September 2022
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Cooking Sections champions regenerative eating at the Serpentine’s The Magazine restaurant
London-based artist duo Cooking Sections has created a menu of three dishes for The Magazine restaurant at Serpentine North, as part of the museum’s ‘Back to Earth’ programme featuring artistic responses to the climate emergency
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Downtown Design 2022 set to bolster Dubai’s booming design scene
The Middle East’s leading design fair, Downtown Design returns 9 – 12 November 2022, presenting opportunities for the world’s design industry in the UAE’s booming market In partnership with Downtown Design
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Introducing the August 2022 Design for a Better World issue of Wallpaper*
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Meet Vaspaar: the Italian design gallery inspiring a new generation of collectors
Maria Cristina Didero talks to Kaisha Davierwalla and Andrea Grecucci of Italian collectible design platform Vaspaar, as they prepare to launch a new series of objects
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Park benches in unexpected materials nod to Scottish landscape
Five designers breathe new life into the traditional park bench as part of a project with Design Exhibition Scotland (until 15 October 2022)
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HRH Prince Charles and Sir Jony Ive on designing for a better world
Founded and led by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales (as he was at the time of publication) and Sir Jony Ive – who headline the August 2022 issue of Wallpaper* – the Terra Carta Design Lab celebrates young designers developing high-impact, low-cost solutions to the climate crisis. Ive speaks exclusively to Deyan Sudjic, Wallpaper* contributing editor and director emeritus of the Design Museum, London
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This Italian watercolour shop is inspired by art history
Located in Assisi, Umbria, A Gallo is a shop selling watercolours and art supplies, whose interiors were reimagined by Milan- and London-based studio Duelle to reference art history
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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
