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Architectural Digest

Oct 01 2026
Magazine

Architectural Digest is the world's foremost design authority, showcasing the work of top architects and interior decorators. It continues to set new benchmarks for how to live well—what to buy, what to see and do, where to travel, and who to watch on the fast-paced, multifaceted global design scene.

EDITOR’S LETTER

Liane Drawings • Jean Royère’s 1950s lighting series, an ode to climbing plants, still proliferates

Fortune Favors the Bold • After chancing upon the Brooklyn loft of her dreams, emerging designer Sofía Beas got down to business

Because the Night • Inspired by queer club culture, wunderkind ceramist Joël Brodovsky-Adams is painting the town orange

Listen Up • Wrapped in marquetry, an Amsterdam chamber designed for music goes against the grain

New American Voices • Coast-to-coast, an emerging class of interior design stars are defying norms and reimagining the way we live

Combined Wisdom • Pretty, pattern-happy, yet utterly unpredictable—Mieke ten Have’s new collection for Rejuvenation embraces the fine art of the mix

Bridging the Gap • To update a 1930s Atlanta bungalow, Ryan Hughes forges new connections with the past and his design peers

Open Plan • Ralph Lauren Home unveils a collection of urbane furniture and lighting that mines the timeless possibilities of lofts

Japan Calling • Across the Land of the Rising Sun, a new wave of high-design lodgings are beckoning the savvy urban traveler

SCENES OF LIVING

The Wizard of Sutton Place • In her own Manhattan apartment, decorator Muriel Brandolini conjures a serene, jewel-toned floating world overlooking the East River

DESIGN NOTES • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

SINGAPORE SLING • When a creative couple relocates their young family from New York City, they bring with them some Big Apple style courtesy of Studio Valle de Valle

DESIGN NOTES • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

Home Stretch • After a sojourn in the Pacific Northwest, designer Heidi Caillier and her family return to their beloved San Francisco, transforming a classic Victorian into the rooted home she once thought unreachable

All About My Mother • Apparatus unveils Act V: Afsaneh, a soulful collection of furnishings that mines the Iranian heritage of artistic director Gabriel Hendifar

Feathering the Nest • With help from Ashe Leandro, actor Liev Schreiber and his wife, Taylor, expand the NoHo bachelor pad he’s held since 1998—rooftop chicken coop and all—softening its hard edges to fashion a nest for their brood

Lofty Ambition • In a 1950s modernist apartment block in Beirut, Guillaume Excoffier places his art and design collection in conversation with itself—and the city

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