In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Elle Decoration (UK)

• Hannes Peer
  The designer on the sculpture that serves as a constant reminder to embrace transformation and imperfection
• Noma Dumezweni
  A person of note tells us what they’re watching, listening to and more…
• Words to live by
  From richly layered interiors to the enduring appeal of rococo style, this month’s titles are a sumptuous visual feast
• Out of the box
  Designer Armando Cabral has deconstructed USM furniture, rebuilding it using narratives that speak to his West African heritage
• Denim
  Kassia St Clair on the pioneering roots and new-found interiors appeal of the hardiest fabric around
• Office S&M
  The Hackney duo for whom eye-catching colours and finishes are as vital to a home as bricks and mortar
• Colourful past
  English Heritage and Graphenstone are joining forces to create a new collection of timeless paint shades suitable for homes of all ages.
• Handles with care
  Just as the buttons on a haute-couture gown can make the garment, these decorative pieces by the world’s best hardware brands are capable of transforming cabinetry
• DESIGN DISCUSSIONS
  For the latest in our IRL series of talks, we partnered with Tollgard to organise a special afternoon in the rarefied surrounds of its Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour showroom
• THE RISE OF SCANDI MAXIMALISM
  Move over, minimalism. The ‘new Scandi’ is bolder, bigger and brighter. It’s fuelled by young designers who have a rebellious attitude towards tradition and a fascination with eclectic materials and futuristic forms
• Arcadian rhythm
  Interior designer Brigitta Spinocchia Freund took a boldly contemporary approach to her family’s country retreat, complete with a mud-defying white-and-cream living room
• Euroluce, Salone del Mobile
  Let there be lights, as the biannual International Lighting Exhibition lands at the Rho Fiera event space, with more than 300 brands, including British superstar Lee Broom, presenting the cutting edge of illumination…
• ‘Home Collections’, Louis Vuitton
  The fashion house is demonstrating how seriously it takes interiors, with the launch of beautiful new furniture and accessories by a trio of fresh talent
• ‘Cygnet’ lights, Michael Anastassiades
  The Cypriot-born, London-based designer, known for his minimalist, architectural style, is heading to Milan to present a brand-new lighting collection in a breathtaking location that has a deeply personal resonance
• ‘Tufty-Time’ sofa, B&B Italia
  In 2005, Patricia Urquiola created a contemporary version of an 18th-century furniture icon. Twenty years later, it has become a classic in its own right
• ‘Ways of Seeing’, CC-Tapis
  The rug brand introduces new creations by 11 designers for an exhibition that investigates how technology can be used to push ideas further. Bethan Laura Wood explains…
• Milan ’ s new heart
  Casa Brera, the recently opened hotel in the centre of the city’s design district, is a work of art by powerhouse Patricia Urquiola
• Winners 2025
  The Oscars of the design world, now in their 23rd year, are awarded during Milan design week, with Perrier-Jouët as our new official partner. Here, we present the 15 winners, photographed at the PAC Pavilion of Contemporary Art, all of whom have impressed us and a jury of ELLE Decoration editors from our sister titles across the globe
• PRACTICED PLACE
  Inspired by the theories of a French scholar and intended to counter ‘ bourgeois’ divisions of space, this apartment is a home with a point of view
• ONE SMALL STEP FOR MANKIND
  One missed tread in a staircase didn’t stop the founders of design studio Hommeboys from turning a derelict barn into a versatile and beautiful live-work space
• BIKING UP THAT HILL
  This carefully restored 1960s gem effortlessly represents the rather diverse loves of this cycling, design and old-master-obsessed Londoner
• A COMMON LANGUAGE
  What do you get when la dolce vita meets Parisian élan? An apartment designed by Hauvette & Madani for an owner with a connection to Italian brand Lisa Corti
• The sculpted home
  Designer Danielle Moudaber reimagines an industrial loft as a theatrical, sensory-rich apartment for two adventurous sisters, blending 1970s glamour and bespoke artistry
• Wanderlust
  Marching to the beat of its own drum, this Melbourne heritage townhouse was reconceived to take inspiration from its owners’ nomadic outlook
• Work in progress
  Creatives often find inspiration in the most unexpected places, but their private offices – the engine rooms of that creativity – reveal the most about their style. Here, we speak to four leading designers about how their offbeat studies and studios influence them
• ‘Fauteuil Direction Pivotant’, Vitra
  The metalworking expertise of French designer Jean Prouvé led to the distinctive aesthetic of this 1950s office chair
• Elevate your 9-to-5
  The furniture essentials, nifty desktop gadgets and smart stationery to suit every kind of office style – simply choose your work-from-home tribe…
• Something to write home about
  Pens, notebooks and the sexiest stapler… Choosing Keeping founder Julia Jeuvell on why stationery matters, and the kit you need for the ultimate home-office set-up
• Work hard, play hard
  Your home study needn’t be a carbon copy of corporate style. Let us inspire you to think beyond the norm with projects that make use of surprising colours, warm materials and personality-packed pieces
• 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
• May 1995
  The past teaches us about the future, so we’ve delved into the ELLE Decoration archives to find wisdoms that can be applied today…