House of Hackney goes UNTAMED with a hand-drawn animal-print collection, image via House of Hackney
Issue No. 03 · 20 July 2026

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The design world this week: real makers, real collections, real conversations, and the people worth knowing. Curated daily, released weekly, everything sourced.

VERDI, Textiles & weavingTomás & Cristina Vera
Designer of the Week

VERDI

Textiles & weaving · Bogotá, Colombia

In 2025 the studio wove SANTUARIO, an immersive handwoven installation for One&Only Mandarina, extending collaborations with Cartier and Fendi.

Founded in 2010 in honour of their late father, this atelier weaves natural fibres such as fique, baby alpaca and plantain into textiles that read as contemporary art with deep traditional roots. More than fifty master artisans work the looms, reinventing the Colombian mochila and dressing luxury interiors worldwide.

FiqueAndes ClayAlpaca Cream

A weekly edit of what the design world is making and saying, and the people making it worldwide. Every image links to its source; every palette is our reading of the piece.

This week, in three

What caught our eye

Chapter I · FabricClothThe fabric housesRead the chapter
Craft comes back into focus in June's collection drops, image via ELLE DecorELLE Decor
Fabric · June 2026

Craft comes back into focus in June's collection drops

ELLE Decor's June round-up of new designer collections is led by Flora Soames's hand-printed Palatine Stripe fabrics and wallpapers, alongside Carolina Irving & Daughters' ceramics-inspired collaboration with WILLIAMSBURG. The through-line is historical reference handled with restraint, useful for clients wary of pattern.

Palatine RedTicking IvoryDelft BlueOchre ThreadInk Trim
Zoffany takes the archive outdoors with Michael S. Smith, image via ZoffanyZoffany Fabric

Zoffany takes the archive outdoors with Michael S. Smith

Zoffany's SS26 collaboration with Michael S.

Chapter II · WallpaperWallsPaper and patternRead the chapter
House of Hackney goes UNTAMED with a hand-drawn animal-print collection, image via House of HackneyHouse of Hackney
Wallpaper · July 2026

House of Hackney goes UNTAMED with a hand-drawn animal-print collection

The SS26 line, UNTAMED, gathers hand-drawn animal prints and true-to-life patterns across FSC certified wallpapers, commercial-grade fabrics, handcrafted furniture and accessories, all drawn from nature's own markings. It is a reminder that a maximalist print can still read grown-up when the palette stays earthed, giving a scheme drama without tipping into novelty.

Untamed ForestTawny HideOchre MarkInk StripeBone Ground
Sanderson walks the royal gardens with Highgrove by Sanderson, image via SandersonSanderson Wallpaper

Sanderson walks the royal gardens with Highgrove by Sanderson

Drawn from the archive and hand-painted in the Chiswick studio, Highgrove by Sanderson is a 46-strong wallcovering collection reflecting the royal gardens, developed with Highgrove and The King's Foundation, spanning designs such as Ancient Apple Orchard, The Stumpery mural and Pergola Stripe.

Christopher Farr draws Olaf Hajek's vivid worlds into wallpaper and cloth, image via Christopher Farr ClothChristopher Farr Cloth Wallpaper

Christopher Farr draws Olaf Hajek's vivid worlds into wallpaper and cloth

Berlin-based artist Olaf Hajek's first textile collaboration marks wallpapers and linens brimming with folklore, botanical detail and storytelling.

Chapter III · ColourColourOn the paint card
Benjamin Moore's 2026 palette leans on burnt umber and refined restraint, image via Benjamin MooreBenjamin Moore
Colour · 2026

Benjamin Moore's 2026 palette leans on burnt umber and refined restraint

Silhouette AF-655, the 2026 colour of the year, marries luxurious burnt umber with delicate charcoal to signal a return to timeless elegance. Paired with seven complementary hues, the palette speaks to a shift towards articulate layering and considered material pairings over trend-driven schemes.

SilhouetteRaindanceFirst CrushNarragansett GreenSouthwest Pottery
Chapter IV · FurnitureFormPieces with a spineRead the chapter
Faye Toogood carves furniture that looks excavated in Bone, Roll, Slump, image via Wallpaper*Wallpaper*
Furniture · July 2026

Faye Toogood carves furniture that looks excavated in Bone, Roll, Slump

Launched today, Faye Toogood's Bone, Roll, Slump gathers dining tables carved like fossils, weighty timber consoles and lounge chairs that appear to collapse in on themselves, all reading as though dug from the ground. It is a reference point when a client wants one sculptural, primal hero piece that anchors a pared-back room without a scrap of pattern.

Excavated BoneFossil GreySlump TimberRaw ClayDeep Earth
Yinka Ilori brings colour and community to the high street with Dunelm, image via Wallpaper*Wallpaper* Furniture

Yinka Ilori brings colour and community to the high street with Dunelm

Launching today, Yinka Ilori's 40-piece collaboration with Dunelm pairs his signature vibrant patterns with a hidden story about Leicester's textile past, at accessible high-street prices.

Liberty London prints meet mid-century in the Vinterior collaboration, image via Wallpaper*Wallpaper* Furniture

Liberty London prints meet mid-century in the Vinterior collaboration

Pre-loved marketplace Vinterior has sourced five iconic mid-century pieces and reupholstered them in archival Liberty London prints, launched 1 July.

Benchmark's OVO chairs put an EPD on every seat, image via Benchmark FurnitureBenchmark Furniture Furniture

Benchmark's OVO chairs put an EPD on every seat

The OVO Chair Collection, designed with Foster + Partners, comprises an armchair, a stackable side chair and a lounge chair in solid oak or walnut with sheep's wool upholstery, each carrying an independently verified Environmental Product Declaration.

Chapter V · Talking pointTalkWhat the trade is saying
Business of Home makes the case for petite patterns that add depth, image via Business of HomeBusiness of Home
Talking point · July 2026

Business of Home makes the case for petite patterns that add depth

Published on 7 July, this roundup gathers eight small-scale designs, from Susan Deliss's hand-printed Lando paper to Schumacher's striated Jasper chenille, arguing that dainty motifs mix happily with larger patterns and build visual interest without shouting. It is a quiet reminder that a room's workhorse fabrics can carry as much character as its statement hero, useful whenever a scheme needs a supporting texture rather than another loud focal point.

Jasper AubergineFloris EarthTintoretto RedLodi NavyLavender Stroll
Dezeen's July edit reads the room on new US design launches, image via DezeenDezeen Talking point

Dezeen's July edit reads the room on new US design launches

Dezeen's July showroom round-up gathers seven new launches from US brands, led by Lawson Fenning's low-slung Bosque seating, which draws on Japan's 1960s Metabolism movement, alongside statement lighting, recycled carpet tiles and stone-mimicking surfaces.

Country & Town House names the 50 finest UK interior designers of 2026/27, image via Country & Town HouseCountry & Town House Talking point

Country & Town House names the 50 finest UK interior designers of 2026/27

Published on 3 July, the magazine's annual A to Z of the UK and Ireland's fifty finest studios is the clearest read on where British decorative taste and the top of the market sit right now.

Through the Keyhole at WOW!house 2026, image via ELLE Decoration UKELLE Decoration UK Talking point

Through the Keyhole at WOW!house 2026

Design Centre Chelsea Harbour's annual showhouse opened in June with 22 full-size rooms, including Studio Duggan's speakeasy salon for Black Edition and Albion Nord's octagonal drawing room.

Copenhagen turns up the warmth at 3 Days of Design, image via VogueVogue Trend

Copenhagen turns up the warmth at 3 Days of Design

Copenhagen's festival ran 10 to 12 June with over 400 exhibitors; Vogue's highlights included Georg Jensen's playful debut under Paula Gerbase and Tekla's tribute to traditional Scandinavian quilting.

Wallpaper* crowns the year's design in its 2026 Directory, image via Wallpaper*Wallpaper* Trend

Wallpaper* crowns the year's design in its 2026 Directory

The July 2026 issue of Wallpaper* is the annual Design Directory gathering the finest design of the year so far, with highlights from Milan Design Week and beyond.

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