Rosa Bertoli
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Es Devlin at the Design Museum is both intimate and immense (opens the original)
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Opening this week at the Design Museum (and on view until 4 April 2027), 'Es Devlin: Other Worlds' is the multidisciplinary artist and designer's first European retrospective and featuring a close-up view of her practice over the past 30 years. Having spent much of the past year working alongside Devlin and her team on her Guest Editor contribution to October Wallpaper* (look out for the special-edition concertina cover, available from the Museum shop), the exhibition felt like a continuation of
Hello Klean introduces a water-tap filter to save your skin (opens the original)
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British water filtration company Hello Klean has made it its mission to 'build beauty solutions for your water'. Founded in 2019 as a personal response to the changing experience of washing, its first product was a shower filtration device providing 'hair, body and scalp care designed to reduce the everyday impact of hard water and chlorine'. 'We tend to look for answers among the things we already know to question,' says Karlee Zhang, the brand's co-founder. 'When our hair or skin changes, we r
With Faye Toogood's new Mutina tiles, walls have ears (and eyes and noses) (opens the original)
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In the multifaceted world of Faye Toogood, clay is a material that is both recurring and beautifully shaped by the designer's hands. Her propensity for hand-prototyping is well-documented throughout her practice, and every project begins with an intimate act of creation before developing into fully fledged products. It is surprising, then, that throughout her career, the British designer had not yet tried her hand (literally and figuratively) at making tiles. 'As a studio, we have been asked by
London Design Festival 2026 as it happens – live updates from the Wallpaper* editors (opens the original)
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Returning for its 24th edition, the London Design Festival celebrates the driving forces of the city's design community. The city's creative scene is led by a set of creatives whose practices have multidisciplinarity as their driving force, as demonstrated by the four winners of the annual London Design Medals, which we look forward to celebrating as the Festival progresses. We also can't wait to discover what Alex Tieghi-Walker creates for his second term as curator of the Brompton Design Distr
The new Rimowa x Faber Castell Artist Case is an artist's dream (opens the original)
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For its latest collaboration, Rimowa partnered with artist favourite Faber Castell on an Artist Case that honours the German luggage brand's history of supporting artists and creatives. Since its founding in 1898, Rimowa has been known for its grooved cases, featuring an impossible to miss aluminium aesthetic that has become a signature of the German luggage maison. Through artist collaborations and partnerships with institutions (most recently, Museum Ludwig, with which it created a series of a
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