When I had small kids running around with sticky fingers and our walls were taking a beating, I did not think much about home ...

Monuments to bygone eras, these time warp houses have been left unchanged for decades. From magnificent mid-century homes ...

The singer's unconventional wall covering is unlike any I've ever seen before – it doesn't just look good, it feels good, too ...

Inside Salvensen Graham's Colorado craftsman project, a 100-year-old home gets a very British style upgrade. An excerpt from ...

Peek inside cookbook author Kim-Joy Hewlett's English countryside home, which pursues a permanent state of joy through color ...

The living-room, with orange and brown wallpaper, features such ‘mod cons’ as a TV and radio-cassette. A far cry from the gas mask and tin bath of the 1942 living-room. Upstairs, the 1970s ...

The wallpaper includes rainbow stripes—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple—that represent the original Pride flag, along with black and brown stripes representing marginalized LGBTQ+ ...

So yes, this humble coffee shop in Clayton, Georgia, secretly serves the best lattes in the state. But what makes it truly ...

Unexpected, sure. But considering the shades co-exist in nature so frequently, why wouldn't they work in our interiors?

We explore all seven projects below, but first, to talk about their ideas around design and mobility, Wallpaper* met with the young designers and made a short film (above) to capture their thoughts.

He is the author of books including Modern Architecture and Interiors (2006), editor of design magazine Dolce Vita and a contributor to titles including Wallpaper* and Frame, while also teaching at ...