In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Elle Decoration (UK)

• Mood of the month
  The louche decadence of the 1970s collides with contemporary metallic design this season in a scheme inspired by Nilufar Depot’s memorable ‘Silver Lining’ exhibition by Fosbury Architecture. It’s a cool take on the concept of cosiness
• Bespoke design for all
  More and more of our favourite interior designers are selling standout pieces once reserved for private clients
• Radiators
  Although most of us have one of these warming our home, they are usually fixtures that we prefer to blend into the background. This edit changes that, with devices in punchy hues or unusually sculptural shapes, even bespoke works of art
• Linda Boronkay
  An opulent sconce speaks to the interior designer’s childhood love of hunting for vintage gems
• Aerin Lauder
  A person of note tells us what they’re watching, listening to and more…
• Stroke of genius
  Artist Patrick van Riemsdijk’s painterly marks adorn a limited-edition version of the ‘Lilum’ daybed to celebrate Maxalto’s 50th anniversary
• ‘Embrace the wobble’
  That has been Henry Holland’s mantra when it comes to ceramics, and it’s also the theme for his first furniture collection
• Lucie Rie
  The ahead-of-her-time ceramicist whose elegant bowls and vases have been collected by fashion’s elite and more
• Felt
  Kassia St Clair delves into the history of one of the world’s most unassuming and versatile fabrics, from its ancient beginnings to its surprisingly contemporary applications
• Sandra Benhamou
  This Parisian designer is the queen of subtlety, embracing muted colours and contrasts inspired by fine art and cinema
• The home of Italian design
  Recently opened flagship stores are once again cementing west London as the place to discover the joy of ‘Made in Italy’
• The new New York
  Blending heritage with a refreshed take on modernity, this venerable hotel at one of Manhattan’s most fêted addresses is well worth a look
• Glass act
  Acclaimed glass artist Juli Bolaños-Durman has infused Costa Rican colour and flair into her Victorian flat on Edinburgh’s Leith Walk
• The big sleepover
  With our search for the perfect night’s rest ongoing, designers are responding by creating theatrical installations, featuring supersized beds that encourage collective dreaming
• Sleep right
  Marrying voluptuous forms with plush materials and contemporary design, the latest generation of beds promises both comfort and style
• UPTOWN FUNK
  Tucked between buildings on a typical Upper East Side street, this sliver of a townhouse conceals a glorious interior behind its sober red-brick façade. It belongs to a family living between Australia, Italy and New York. Longtime clients of Australian designer Greg Natale, they asked him to inject some European glamour into their new base. Greg took us on a tour, explaining how, with a mix of vintage pieces and 20th-century design classics, lashings of Italian marble and a maximalist approach to decorating, he created a home as diverse and enriching as the Big Apple itself.
• Gimme shelter
  On the east coast of Ireland, a bungalow known as Four Winds stands as a cosy, contemporary refuge, rooted in family history and protected from storms
• LOUNGE SESSIONS
   Built for parties, this converted Victorian ironworks in the middle of London’s Shoreditch has become a bold, bohemian home for one young musician
• ROOM TO GROW
  After leaving their partying days behind in east London, one young family built a house in a new neighbourhood where they’ve found a community with the same fun-loving spirit
• AUTUMN PRELUDE
  Encapsulating shifting design moods, this villa overlooking Lake Como is a showcase for the latest trends in luxury furniture
• Higher standard
  Few projects capture the delicate balance between bold design and liveable comfort quite like the radical transformation of this Munich penthouse
• Tomorrow’s heirlooms today
  Design is always a worthy investment. But, for a new generation of collectors, what are the shifting tastes and ideas shaping the scene? Francesca Perry investigates…
• Home is where the art is
  Like furniture or decorative decisions, the artworks you choose to display are an expression of self and style, as these three collectors’ houses prove
• How to master the mise-en-scène
  Renowned interior stylist and founder of MAH Gallery Laura Fulmine shares her tips for layering canvases, sculpture and more to create striking vignettes
• Gallery quest
  2025 is a great year for lovers of art and design with new openings enriching the UK scene – many timed to coincide with the arrival of Frieze and PAD London in the capital. Now is the time to explore…
• The style magazine for your home
  Discover all of the inspiration, expert advice and beautiful homes curated inside every issue of ELLE Decoration. The essential guide to contemporary living, it’s here to make your home as stylish as you are, with a wealth of cutting-edge design news, insight from the coolest creatives and seriously luxe must-haves
• November 2004
  The past teaches us about the future, so we’ve delved into the ELLE Decoration archives to find wisdoms that can be applied today…