Louis Poulsen reissues Poul Henningsen's clef-shaped PH Piano lamp for one season only, image via Wallpaper*

Issue No. 15 · 12 October 2026

THE
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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.

Adriana Meunié

Designer of the Week

Adriana Meunié

Textile art & tapestry · Cala Llombards, Mallorca, Spain

Wallpaper* named her one of collectible design's new names to know on 7 October 2026, and she shows two tapestries called A Wall of Wilderness with Sarah Myerscough Gallery at PAD London, Booth B27, from 13 to 18 October 2026.

Adriana Meunié weaves large tapestries and weavings using traditional Mallorcan methods and local plant fibres such as carritx, esparto, sisal, linen and antique esparto rope. Born and raised in Cala Llombards, she trained in fashion design at BAU in Barcelona and now works from a renovated farmhouse in the south of the island. She describes her work as monstrous elegance and says she does not believe in easy beauty.

Esparto StrawFarmhouse EarthIsland Wool GreyLoft ShadowBleached Fibre

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This week, in three

What caught our eye

LightingMichael Anastassiades hands his lighting catalogue to Flos after closing his own brand

Apparatus draws on Persian mythology for Act V: Afsaneh, its first full collection in five years, image via Dezeen

LightingApparatus draws on Persian mythology for Act V: Afsaneh, its first full collection in five years

Carnovsky's RGB-Not wallpapers turn enchanted forests into contemporary frescoes, image via Dezeen

WallpaperCarnovsky's RGB-Not wallpapers turn enchanted forests into contemporary frescoes

Chapter I · WallpaperWallsPaper and patternRead the chapter

Dezeen

Wallpaper · October 2026

Carnovsky's RGB-Not wallpapers turn enchanted forests into contemporary frescoes

The Milan duo Francesco Rugi and Silvia Quintanilla revisit their 2010 RGB idea of overlapping, transparent images in three digitally printed scenes of dreamlike jungle in sienna, forest green, dusty pink and cobalt blue. It is made to order on non-woven rolls 100cm wide, which suits a single feature wall rather than a whole room.

Cobalt FrondSienna PrintForest ShadowDusty PinkFresco Stone

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Chapter II · ColourColourOn the paint card

Homes & Gardens

Colour · October 2026

Farrow & Ball's autumn edit pairs the usual moody tones with a few unexpected zingers

Farrow & Ball's Colors of Autumn palette gathers nine shades, among them Cardamom, Bancha, Stone Blue, Selvedge, Harissa and Etruscan Red, and leans on the brand's wet-stone and lichen references as much as the obvious ambers and burnt reds. For a working designer it is a ready-made seasonal shortlist, the quiet earthy neutrals give a scheme its calm backbone while Harissa or Etruscan Red offer a controlled accent for a snug, a boot room or a front door.

Cardamom PodWet StoneBancha LeafHarissa PasteTack Room Leather

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Chapter III · LightingLightMade to glow

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Lighting · October 2026

Louis Poulsen reissues Poul Henningsen's clef-shaped PH Piano lamp for one season only

The PH 1/1 Piano table lamp, first drawn in 1931 and not made since the late 1930s, returns with an aged brass frame, a dark brown fabric cord and three mouth-blown opal glass shades in dusty terracotta. It is on sale from 1 October to 31 December 2026 at £1180, so a client who wants one has a short window to decide.

Aged BrassDusty TerracottaOpal MilkCord BrownSand-blast White

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Michael Anastassiades hands his lighting catalogue to Flos after closing his own brand

Having announced earlier this year that he would close his eponymous lighting brand, Anastassiades is moving several of his best-known pieces, including Frame, Tip of the Tongue and Relay, into the Flos portfolio, with Flos taking on manufacture and distribution.

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Dezeen Lighting

Apparatus draws on Persian mythology for Act V: Afsaneh, its first full collection in five years

Gabriel Hendifar names the collection for the Persian word for fable, and for his mother, and builds it from sconces in blown glass and lacquer (Esfand), fibreglass and aluminium pendants (Gol) and a serpent-like modular chandelier with onyx and tiger's eye rings (Rahvi).

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Wallpaper* Lighting

Gubi brings back Carlo Nason's 1969 Lotus lamp in mouth-blown glass

Gubi is reissuing Carlo Nason's 1969 LT305, nicknamed Lotus by collectors, with four individually mouth-blown shades in bubbled pulegoso glass over a compact steel structure.

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Studio Waldemeyer swaps the flame for patented electronics in Lumeable, its rechargeable candlelight

Lumeable is Studio Waldemeyer's rechargeable candlelight, a hand-formed glass vessel set over the founder's patented electronic flame, sold as a family of five sizes with several brightness levels and a replaceable battery, and it lit St Stephen Walbrook for London Design Festival on 15 September with a live jazz set played by candlelight.

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Chapter IV · Talking pointTalkWhat the trade is saying

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Talking point · September 2026

Kelly Wearstler's first H&M Home collection sells out within hours, and the trade should take note

H&M Home's first-ever collaboration with a named designer is Kelly Wearstler's, unveiled at Milan Design Week inside Palazzo Acerbi and landing online and in select stores on 3 September: modular lounge chairs, lamps, vases, side tables and trays in wood, ceramic, marble and metal, priced at H&M's own level, with several pieces already sold out within hours. It is worth clocking for the pricing signal rather than the pieces themselves, Wearstler's curved, high-gloss, materially rich silhouettes are now the reference language at the high-street tier, so a client is likely to arrive with this collection on their phone asking for the look at a fraction of the cost, and it is a useful thing to have already seen.

Wearstler TerracottaTravertineSmoked BronzeChalk PlasterSoluna Ink

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