Ali Morris
Design Journalist and Writer at Freelance
Freelance design writer, editor and explorer
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2 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Ali Morris
There was a buzz in the air at the launch of the 2025 Clerkenwell Design Week (20-22 May) in London. The sunshine drew crowds across the neighbourhood’s showrooms and venues – including three atmospheric new additions: the 14th-century Charterhouse, a new event space in Smithfield Market, and the medieval St Bartholomew’s Church, which has been dubbed ‘Church of Design’ for the occasion.
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3 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Ali Morris
At first glance, London's Gallery Fumi appears to have been filled with a set of carved granite furnishings – monolithic stools, consoles and benches arranged like the scattered remnants of a classical ruin. But step closer and the illusion gives way: what looks heavy and enduring is, in fact, soft and pliable to the touch.
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3 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Ali Morris
The experimental designs of the 1960s and 70s have been enjoying something of a resurgence in recent years. At Milan Design Week 2025 last month, we saw conversation pits, exhibitions and talks staged in beds, low-slung seating, high-gloss surfaces and deep pile carpets – in fact, all manner of carpets. The proliferation had us reflecting on what it is about this era that continues to appeal, some 50 years later.
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4 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Ali Morris
With warmer weather finally upon us in the northern hemisphere, we've been reflecting on the outdoor furniture we'd most like to recline on this summer. From freshly unveiled pieces spotted at recent design fairs to familiar mid-century classics, this round-up spans the elegant, the elemental and the enduring – all built to weather the seasons in style.
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4 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Ali Morris
Shaded from the Balearic sun by lengths of golden yellow fabric that flutter like fiesta flags against a cloudless sky, the terrace restaurant at Hotel Corazón – recently redesigned by Tatjana von Stein – shows how thoughtful design can quietly transform a space. Though only completed this spring, it feels as if it’s always been this way, evoking a laid-back informality that instantly puts you at ease. The sweeping views of the Tramuntana mountains don’t hurt, either.
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In a normal year, hundreds of thousands of design folk would be in Milan this week for the Salone del Mobile. In this piece for Haute Living, I reflect on a year of virtual events and explore what the future could hold for design fairs https://t.co/CERTnem1pm
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