
A Midcentury House and a 1990s Apartment Building Unite to Create This Australian Home
In Australia, Davidov Architects seamlessly unites two buildings from distinctly different periods to create a soothing residence for a family of six.

In Australia, Davidov Architects seamlessly unites two buildings from distinctly different periods to create a soothing residence for a family of six.

A lofty, light-filled extension creates a dedicated studio and gallery space on the country property.

Architects Olson Kundig and interior studio Leverone Design create a home made for downtime.

Carpentry experts and architecture firm Llab wrapped every room of the beachfront property with built-ins to create storage, seating, and sleeping arrangements.

The Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 includes Diana Salvador, an emerging practice from Ecuador.

Patricio Huidobro founded Dharq Arquitectos in 2019.

Welcome to Villa Sol Mare by Isola Studio, a restored Cycladic-style home.

Pellegrini is just one of the inductees into the Wallpaper* Architects.

The collection for Castlery draws from his lifelong appreciation for layering.

Once host to Dalí, Bertoia, Noguchi and more, this elegant Spanish seaside villa was a meeting point for post-war artistic movements.

Giant’s Vancouver Island studio embodies the firm’s philosophy.

Emerging Benin-based studio Atelier Ko features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 - here, we flag their Maison Itan, a contemporary restoration.

Rather than disguising its 1980s origins, this three-story Toronto penthouse embraces them.

Wallpaper* Architects' Directory 2026 spotlights 30 of the world's most exciting emerging studios.

In a cityscape built on towering skyscrapers and a constant sensory rush, the retail landscape often feels like a loud shouting match to catch people’s attention.

It gives little away from the street, but this Miami house by StudioKP2 opens up to geometric drama.

Extrarradio Estudio revealed the unit’s structural elements before the owner added in a few quirky character pieces.

The homes the Wallpaper* editors loved this month, from a Delft garden studio to Frank Lloyd Wright.

SIGLA Studio organizes a Barcelona apartment around an open bathroom.

Holloway studio translated the piecemeal feel of the original plan into a cluster of spaces that better connect with the setting.

The designer layers warm, adaptable light into a home with Scandinavian restraint.

In Studio City, a Los Angeles neighborhood known for its blend of privacy and lush greenery, sits a modern sanctuary.

‘We borrowed a layout more common in yacht design’: Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu invite us into their beachfront Amagansett home.

This Toronto home pairs passive house principles with layered interiors.

Architecture studio Bardo’s renovation surprises at every turn with cloistered, colorful spaces.

The husband-and-wife founders of London design studio Pirajean Lees have transformed a neglected 1960s house in Formentera into their own relaxed island home.

At first glance, The White Arcade feels almost weightless.

With a wild backyard garden, it feels like you.

The London-based designer celebrates vibrant patterns and playful creatures, especially in her series of cushions.

Alessandro Isola Studio creates a full-scale vitrine for automotive display

Tharon Anderson Design proves warm minimalism can be beautiful and livable

Soft tones and natural textures turn this expansive Portuguese home into a cocoon from city life

The table trades pub-tastic plastic for handcrafted luxury, turning a games room staple into a collectible design object

The transparent addition serves as a workspace and brings light deep into the unit’s lower levels.

Layered storage and thoughtful zoning transform this compact São Paulo space

A blue partition marks the living area, red shutters bring in light and air, and green tile forms a threshold from the bedroom into the en suite bath.

Clever joinery, hidden storage and sliding walls transform this compact 1970s home into a fluid, light-filled living space

Estudio Mínima’s Passivhaus-certified renovation includes a heat recovery ventilator and triple-paned windows.

The designer's first New York project was shaped by one unusual challenge

The limited-edition collection features colorful rugs and pillows