On the opening days of TEFAF Maastricht 2025 (15-20 March), high-rolling collectors and art advisors ... and modular cabin win Life-Enhancer of the Year: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022 Marjan van Aubel ...

Beyond the opera house, Wilson has collaborated with various leading manufacturers and fashion houses on collectable design concepts and products (including for Wallpaper ... Wilson’s designs ‘A chair ...

Embellishing your walls with artwork and decor instantly adds character to a space. However, when it’s not done tastefully, ...

I did take the mascot art and a blank version of the wallpaper to have a play with sizing, set tingly on a size and placement I feel—to me eyes—is better proportioned on my 4K screen: My tweaked ...

Yet, it was this very popularity that led to wallpaper being regarded as the poor relation of the decorative arts. Take a journey through the V&A's vast wallpaper collection, dating from the mid-1500s ...

Giuseppe Figoni designed this 1937 Delahaye Type 135MS Special Roadster, with a leather interior by Hermès, part of the ...

Ohio University students collaborated with the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) to create a decorative endcap for Cardinal, a powerful new supercomputer housed at the OSC. Cardinal supports advanced ...

Photo by Donato Sardella/Getty Images for The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Sotheby’s and Christie’s are competing for the contemporary art trove and decorative objects assembled by ...

London's National Gallery has announced a prize draw for the chance to sleep at the museum and get an exclusive preview of ...

exhibition curator and head of the Le French Design association. Two strong themes This year's edition remains true to the values of the fair, highlighting the French art scene, with a particular ...

Portraitist Sarah A. Boardman has contested Trump’s claim she “purposefully distorted” his image, saying his criticism ...

Seymour Fogel's 1938 “The Wealth ... from science to design to physical labor. (Carol M. Highsmith/Buyenlarge/Getty Images) Column by Philip Kennicott Art has a way of disappearing.