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How Hans J Wegner became the ‘king of chairs’ (opens the original)
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Known as the ‘king of chairs’, Hans J Wegner (1914–2007) created more than 500 chairs over the course of his six-decade career, including some of the most recognisable designs of the 20th century. More than a century after his birth, many remain in production and his influence is almost omnipresent in the world of design. A trained cabinetmaker with an exceptional understanding of wood, construction and the human body, Wegner approached the chair as a problem that could be endlessly reconsidered
Inside Rolf and Mette Hay’s personal design collection – watch our film (opens the original)
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Rolf and Mette Hay have spent their lives immersed in the design industry. Long before founding their internationally successful design brand in Copenhagen, both were drawn to objects and the stories and memories they carry. In their home just outside the Danish capital – a modernist house overlooking an uninterrupted expanse of sea and sky, where Wallpaper* was given exclusive access to make our film – pieces collected over the years form the backdrop to everyday life.‘I’m a bit of a collector
‘It’s a design school for the 21st century’: Joseph Grima takes the helm at the experimental Aral School (opens the original)
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Joseph Grima believes design education is in need of change. As schools proliferate around the world, many remain built around the same structures and increasingly generic ideas. What is missing, he argues, are smaller, more agile institutions rooted in their landscapes, cultures and challenges of a place. The Aral School in Uzbekistan could offer one such model. Established by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) in Nukus, Karakalpakstan, the experimental postgraduate pr
Design platform Deoron brought its ‘instinct for the unexpected’ to Berlin (opens the original)
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Last week (9-13 September 2026), more than 65 designers, brands and independent studios took over a long-dormant former distillery in Berlin. Staged by emerging design platform Deoron, the five-day exhibition coincided with Berlin Art Week and formed part of Currents, a new design festival that took place across the city. The setting was Monopol, a 900 sq m former distillery built in 1899 in Reinickendorf, close to several of Berlin Art Week’s northern hubs. Across three floors and a series of n
Svenskt Tenn celebrates Anna Petrus, Sweden’s trailblazing 20th-century metal designer (opens the original)
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Nearly a century ago, Estrid Ericson recruited fellow Swedish designer Anna Petrus (1886-1949) to create a series of designs for her fledgling pewter business, Svenskt Tenn. The pewter and cast iron designs that emerged – including a table lamp, mirror, decorative box, candle holders and vases – were decorated with reliefs depicting bunches of grapes, female figures and a reclining lion among other things. A handful of the designs, such as the Lion sculpture have been in continuous production ev
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