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2 weeks ago |
wallpaper.com | Hugo Macdonald
A glorious spell of sunshine has swept across the UK of late, fast-tracking the transition from winter via spring and straight into what feels like summer already. The natural world has roared out of hibernation. Eggs have hatched. Trees are in full bloom. There could be no better elemental backdrop for the arrival of artist Jonathan Baldock’s latest commission, recently unveiled in the Ballroom Gallery at Jupiter Artland, on the verdant outskirts of Edinburgh.
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1 month ago |
wallpaper.com | Hugo Macdonald
We tend to be of the opinion that certain classics should be left alone. The wheel needs no reinvention, after all. But every now and then we eat our words when a canny collaboration emerges that makes us look anew at something we thought we already knew, inside out and upside down. Such is the case with the surprising, delightful collaboration between Swiss modular furniture brand USM and the London-based design practice Buchanan Studio.
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1 month ago |
wallpaper.com | Hugo Macdonald
In recent years, car brands have become part of the furniture at Milan Design Week. Most roll in and out of town, happy to have promoted their design credentials during the week-long proceedings as part of a marketing exercise. 2025 bore news of an altogether different level of auto-engagement, however, with the announcement of an ongoing collaborative relationship between Maserati and Giorgetti, titans of design in cars and furniture, respectively.
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1 month ago |
wallpaper.com | Hugo Macdonald
As long-time fans of the sculptural designs by Minnesotan artist and architect Jonathan Muecke, our antennae went to high alert when we heard he was working with Knoll on his first foray into manufactured furniture. The ‘Muecke Wood Collection’ consists of a dining table and chairs that beautifully express their construction with stacked cylindrical dowels, here shown with a walnut finish.
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2 months ago |
wallpaper.com | Hugo Macdonald
Amidst the cacophony of Milan Design Week, there are a small handful of shows each year that set the agenda and become talking points for everyone attending. In the decade or so since Hermès first showed its homeware during the Milan fair, its exhibition quickly emerged as a bellwether, not just in the week, but in the annual calendar; Hermès shows appear on mood boards of design houses, years later.
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