The best interior design magazines do more than showcase beautiful homes , they offer fresh ideas, thoughtful design and inspiration you won't find by endlessly scrolling online. Whether you're planning a renovation or simply looking for new perspectives, these are six of the best interior design magazines to read in 2026, from independent favourites to established design journals.
Scenery is a biannual interiors magazine focused on contemporary spaces and the objects that shape the way we live. Alongside beautifully photographed homes and interiors, each issue features stories on architecture, craftsmanship and creative makers. Every edition is also accompanied by a collection of objects created in collaboration with selected artisans.


Sloft is a magazine dedicated to compact interiors, showcasing homes where smart design makes the most of every square metre. Each issue explores innovative architecture, space-saving solutions and well-designed living environments, with a focus on quality over size.


Holiday International Gardens and Interiors Review
Explores interiors, gardens and architecture with a focus on timeless design rather than passing trends. The Spring/Summer 2026 issue features spaces shaped by history, craftsmanship and everyday living, highlighting homes and landscapes from around the world. Covering everything from modernist architecture in California to historic European interiors, the magazine offers a considered perspective on design that endures.


A Scandinavian design magazine covering architecture, interiors and contemporary living. Each issue features a selection of private homes, artist studios and creative spaces, alongside interviews with leading designers, architects and creatives. Volume XV includes homes in Copenhagen, New York, Berlin and Naples, as well as features on Donald Judd, Michaël Borremans and the fashion brand Lemaire, offering a broad perspective on architecture and design.


A biannual interiors and lifestyle magazine known for showcasing the homes of artists, designers and other creative figures. Founded in Barcelona in 2008, it has built a reputation for featuring lived-in spaces that feel personal and authentic rather than highly styled.


A magazine focused on compact living, innovative interiors and the creative ways people make the most of limited space. Based on the popular design platform, the publication explores small homes around the world, alongside profiles of designers, makers and architects. Issue 7 features colourful apartments, creative studios and clever design solutions, highlighting how thoughtful interiors can transform smaller spaces.

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