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Wallpaper* is a publication under Time Inc that concentrates on various topics including design, architecture, fashion, travel, art, and lifestyle.

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Carine Roitfield curated an exhibition on Dior in New York

2 days ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

When the financial services firm UBS tapped Carine Roitfeld to curate a special exhibition on the house of Dior, the legendary French fashion editor was more than game for the job. In fact, you might say she was born to do it – Roitfeld was delivered in a Parisian hospital directly across the street from the maison’s legendary 30 Avenue Montaigne address.
Is this the most important furniture archive in the United States?

2 days ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

When Herman Miller acquired Knoll Inc. four years ago to form the super-company MillerKnoll, it was a big deal. Just how big of a deal?
Delve into the Wallpaper* Design Directory 2025, on newsstands now

2 days ago | wallpaper.com | Bill Prince

We have acting global design director Hugo Macdonald to thank for first suggesting our momentous July 2025 cover story, on Milan Design Week. Our annual Design Directory issue traditionally documents the pieces that catch our eye as we travel around the vast halls of the Salone del Mobile, before venturing out into the city itself for an onslaught of activations, presentations and product launches.
Preview the new V&A show centred on disability in design

3 days ago | wallpaper.com | Francesca Perry

‘Design and Disability’, a major new exhibition at the V&A South Kensington in London, spotlights the contributions of disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent people to the world of design. ‘Disabled people have always been here, they’ve always been designing and making things,’ explains exhibition curator Natalie Kane.
This colourful Rimowa luggage is made to stand out on the belt

3 days ago | wallpaper.com | Jack Moss

Where once the luggage belt was a sea of near-identical black and grey suitcases – resulting in many a mixed-up passenger after a long-haul flight – a new generation of designers is providing an alternative, choosing vibrant multi-hued finishes to ensure colourful luggage that stands out at your journey’s end.
Immerse yourself in Helen Chadwick’s short and subversive career

3 days ago | wallpaper.com | Emily Steer

Helen Chadwick’s work reverberates through contemporary art, though her practice lasted less than two decades. Creating expansive feminist work from the 1970s, the British artist utilised unconventional materials such as chocolate, flower petals, and bodily fluids in explorations of desire and decay. She died in 1996 at the age of 42, leaving a rich archive that forms The Hepworth Wakefield’s ‘Life Pleasures’, the first retrospective of the artist's work in over 20 years.
‘The White Lotus’ meets La Dolce Vita: inside Mytheresa and Dolce & Gabbana’s Taormina takeover

4 days ago | wallpaper.com | Jack Moss

The Sicilian town of Taormina, located on the island’s eastern coastline, has occupied its teetering hilltop position for two and a half millennia. Flanked on one side by the towering Mount Etna – a sight so arresting it appears like an enormous green-screen illusion – and the glimmering Ionian sea on the other, the picturesque clusters of hotels, restaurants and terraces seem to clamour along the cliffside to lay claim to Taormina’s best viewpoint.
A meticulously crafted artist’s space in east London evokes the area’s long creative history

4 days ago | wallpaper.com | Jonathan Bell

Working within London’s myriad and diverse Conservation Areas is not just a challenge but a practical rite of passage for the capital’s architects. The reason that great swathes of domestic architecture from the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods still survive is down to the rigorous policing of any new designs proposed to stand alongside them.
10 must-see exhibitions at London Gallery Weekend 2025

4 days ago | wallpaper.com | Emi Eleode

Now in its fifth year, London Gallery Weekend returns once more from 6 – 8 June, featuring over 125 contemporary galleries across the city. One of the world’s largest events of its kind, it celebrates the art and creativity of the UK capital, presenting the works of established and emerging talents of diverse backgrounds.
At Harrods, a pop-up celebrating 10 years of Loewe's beloved Puzzle bag

5 days ago | wallpaper.com | Jack Moss

The origami-like Puzzle bag, first introduced by Jonathan Anderson as part of his S/S 2015 menswear collection for Loewe, remains perhaps his most perennial design for the Spanish house, where he held the role of creative director for just over a decade (he left the house in March of this year; today, it was announced he will head up both Dior’s men’s and womenswear collections in an unprecendented appointment).