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Italian lighting design is where trends begin and where innovation meets inspiration to create the world's finest lamps. This is who does it best, and where to find them

Exhibitions at this year’s Milan Furniture Fair, a guide to green wood carving and funeral urns by Alessi

Unveiling a new exhibition, including oak floor tiling, at Mutina’s headquarters yesterday, the designer tells Wallpaper* about his love for the patina of endgrain

Flos presents ‘Icons’, a visual story featuring 12 key lamps designed by great masters of design for the Italian lighting specialist

What to see at London Design Festival 2024 (14 – 22 September), from Annie Frost Nicholson's interactive Juicy Booth to rare furniture designed by Pierre Jeanneret and Le Corbusier

Designers have been turned off by the idea of the big light, yet I've embraced them in every room in my house. Now, I understand why the mood is shifting

The Wallpaper* guide to Salone del Mobile 2024 and Milan Design Week (16-21 April), from public installations and new launches, to the most exciting locations open for one week only

Michael Anastassiades' ‘Superfan’ for Kettal is a contemporary take to a practical design classic, adding efficient ventilation to indoor and outdoor spaces

Michael Anastassiades, a civil engineer-turned-designer, has a unique relationship with light. His work, from furniture to lighting, is minimal and geometric. His recent collection, Ta-ke, was created in response to the pandemic and used no industrial production. Anastassiades' work is driven by his need to create his own environment.