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ELLE DECOR

Oct 01 2026
Magazine

ELLE DECOR is a fashion-savvy home decorating magazine for the new generation of design professionals and consumers who know exactly what they want. Get ELLE DECOR digital magazine subscription today to discover fashionable and inspirational products that bring couture chic to every room of your home.

BARSTOOLS • Every great bar deserves front row seating.

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BAR CARTS • Cocktail hour looks better on wheels.

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CONVERSATION PIECE • The object everyone is (or should be) talking about. This month: B&B Italia reissues Catilina, architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni’s iconic 1957 armchair for Azucena.

CUPS OVERFLOWETH • The little things are the big things. This month: champagne coupes to add some panache to any bar cart.

THE DRESS CODE • The design we need to make our lives work. This month: the ultimate walk-in wardrobe.

TOY STORY • To celebrate a major milestone, Rolex decided to play with a prime building block: its name.

MOON OVER MILANO • Crescent shapes and sleek city architecture inform Vhernier’s new high jewelry collection.

IS THE KITCHEN THE NEW LIVING ROOM? • Plenty of living happens in the kitchen. It’s a creative comfort zone for the culinarily inclined, the hub of daily activity for many families, and often the most crowded room at a party. So why shouldn’t the design reflect that? We looked back at some of our favorite kitchens featured in Elle Decor, from chef Daniel Humm’s to designer Joy Moyler’s, to share what elevates these spaces beyond elegant function and material beauty into inviting destinations. “Where is the kitchen?” Humm asked. “It’s there, but I don’t want it to be all you see.” Instead, this kitchen—and the rest that follow—make us want to look twice and stay a while.

THE BRIDAL SUITE • A new guard of bridal salons are designed by top talent to feel like the apartment of a chic friend—no fight-inducing fitting rooms or rolling racks in sight.

DAVID NETTO • Fresh off a Hamptons triumph, the master of historic references unveils a collection of lamps with Soane Britain.

A HOME FOR THE AGES • Katie Couric shares how her cherished Hamptons house has been shaped by experience and memory.

A HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS • In the private offices of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle, A-List designer Michael S. Smith creates a place of purpose and promise. He takes Elle Decor on an exclusive tour of the new presidential center on Chicago’s South Side.

WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE ROCKEFELLER MANSION? • Two owners, one architect, and a couple of decorative schemes later, Peggy and David Rockefeller’s former New York City home enters an artful new chapter, courtesy of designer Joe Nahem.

Real Madrid • When a family bought an apartment in a former office building, they turned to Spanish firm Casa Muñoz to conjure up a Belle Epoque home from scratch.

LIFE MOTIFS • How volumes on a Paris bookshelf, botanicals in a Riviera villa, and the mosaics of a French abbey find themselves in a necklace.

WAVE RIDER • WITH AN EXPANDING GALLERY, HIS FIRST FURNITURE LINE, AND A GROWING PORTFOLIO OF INTERIORS, ASCENDING DESIGNER PATRICK MCGRATH SHOWS OFF HIS MIX-MASTER FLAIR.

SOURCEBOOK • Patrick McGrath’s relaxed yet tailored interiors (page 82) blend midcentury classics with organic materials and artful splashes of color.

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