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Architectural Digest

Nov 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

Ascend the Throne • Ever-evolving tastemaker Colin King trades a minimalist loft for a Manhattan aerie brimming with choice finds

Simple Gifts • San Francisco–based artist Marina Contro relishes the slow, full-body work of weaving

Clean Up Nice • From tubs to tiles, the best new designs for the bath elevate our everyday ablutions

Bold Strokes • Lesser known but widely influential, artist-collector Gustave Fayet reemerges from the history books

Delft Touch • Teaming up with Aerin Lauder, Kohler adds Dutch florals to powder-room classics

Field of Dreams • Rising star Brent Buck bridges Brooklyn vibes and barn traditions for a Hudson Valley home

Remote Learning • With a new production space in the Berkshires, Danny Kaplan is scaling up and dreaming big

A Secret Garden • On a quiet Antwerp side street, Ronald van der Hilst crafts an enclosed paradise that blooms year-round

ROLE PLAY • Proving that in another life she could have been a designer, JULIANNE MOORE trades her West Village town house for a serene, light-filled duplex atop a 1920s building

DESIGN NOTES • THE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK

Peak Zen • Using centuries-old woodwork and ancient stone, Axel Vervoordt transforms a 1980s chalet into a serene mountain retreat that feels as though it has always existed

Fancy Free • With singular style—and a little help from Ken Fulk—Zac Posen and Harrison Ball revive a ramshackle 1850s captain’s cottage on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill

Less Is More • Pairing exquisite blooms with clear-glass vessels of uncommon beauty, New York’s It florist Rana Kim of Rana Flora finds poetry in simplicity

OLD SOUL • In the New York City town house of country music star Zach Bryan and his wife Samantha, every surface bears the patina of a life well lived

Soft Shock • Reinventing age-old vessels as tufted wonders, artist Shishi San explores her own cultural roots through layered narratives of East and West

A STORIED LIFE • With a gift for making objects speak, designer Vikram Goyal fills a bold Art Deco villa in New Delhi with a lifetime’s worth of globe-spanning finds

Star Light, Star Bright

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