Spring / Summer 2026 Featuring: Eileen Myles, Rosalind Nashashibi, Kwangho Lee, Mariana Chkonia, Enzo Cucchi, Jerry Torre: The Marble Faun of Grey Gardens, Suzanne Jackson, Kazunori Hamana, Lucy + Jorge + Leo Orta = The Legacy of Les Moulins, Priyanka Sharma & Dushyant Bansal, Paolo Deganello, Sofía von Ellrichshausen & Mauricio Pezo, Rodrigo Sorogoyen, and Jean-Paul Beaujard. Plus: ‘In the Heart of the Cat’, a story by Jina Khayyer (tr. Joel Scott), ‘How to build Max Lamb’s DIY Baby Chair’, a comic by Dimitri Broquard of FLAG, and an homage to the life and work of George Tourkovasilis. Release date: May 6, 2026 About Apartamento Apartamento launched in 2008 with its namesake magazine, widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors publication. Its publishing branch began in 2015 as a natural extension of the stories and ideas that have grown out of the magazine. In addition to its monographs and photo books, its catalogue also includes thematic cookbooks, architecture series, colouring books, and even a graphic novel.

Autumn / Winter 2025–26 Featuring: Noreen Masud on Charleston House, Louis Fratino, Dea Kulumbegashvili, Zizipho Poswa, Valerie Giampietro & Alessandro Cicoria, Ignasi Monreal, Graciela Iturbide, the Lijadu Sisters, Takashi Homma, Simon Costin, Christian Kerez, Isamaya Ffrench, Moki Cherry’s Schoolhouse, Konstantin Kakanias & Joe Pickman, Anita Vitale, and Lourdes Castro. Plus: ‘Nelly’, a short story by Mariana Enriquez (tr. Megan McDowell), ‘Mrs Tependris Takes a Bath’, and ‘Time 2 Kill’, a series of pastimes by Jody Barton About Apartamento Apartamento launched in 2008 with its namesake magazine, widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors publication. Its publishing branch began in 2015 as a natural extension of the stories and ideas that have grown out of the magazine. In addition to its monographs and photo books, its catalogue also includes thematic cookbooks, architecture series, colouring books, and even a graphic novel.

Featuring: Camille Henrot, Darius Khondji, Leïla Slimani, Raul Lopez, Wendy Whiteley, Huong Dodinh, Robert Plunket, Catherine Schroeder, Zhou Yilun, Vivian Suter, Deaton Chris Anthony, Erna Aaltonen & Howard Smith, Chilly Gonzales, Dan Friedman, and Steve Bailey. Plus: ‘The Divine Art of Living’, a story by Robert Plunket, ‘14 Stout Men’, a screenplay by Efthimis Filippou, and texts by Durga Chew-Bose, Nacho Alegre, Charlie Porter, Silvina Ocampo (tr. Suzanne Jill Levine), Lina Soualem, Yilin Wang, Nate Lippens, and Hiroko Oyamada (tr. David Boyd) About Apartamento Apartamento launched in 2008 with its namesake magazine, widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors publication. Its publishing branch began in 2015 as a natural extension of the stories and ideas that have grown out of the magazine. In addition to its monographs and photo books, its catalogue also includes thematic cookbooks, architecture series, colouring books, and even a graphic novel.

Discover interior designer Leigh Ellwood’s Scandi-style Fitzroy cottage, the bold 1860s home of two Melbourne restaurateurs, and a stone-and-log home with an artistic legacy. Plus, we look at the value of human creativity in this new AI era, and SO much more! About The Design Files Founded in Melbourne by Lucy Feagins in 2008, The Design Files celebrates Australian homes, gardens, art, architecture and the people behind them. Its print magazine brings this perspective to the page through thoughtful stories and beautiful photography, offering a closer look at how Australians live and create. A publication to read slowly, keep close and return to for inspiration.

Beci Orpin’s eclectic family terrace, a 1950s gem that floats above the trees, and a DIY-warehouse apartment renovation with an $8k kitchen, plus so much more!  About The Design Files Founded in Melbourne by Lucy Feagins in 2008, The Design Files celebrates Australian homes, gardens, art, architecture and the people behind them. Its print magazine brings this perspective to the page through thoughtful stories and beautiful photography, offering a closer look at how Australians live and create. A publication to read slowly, keep close and return to for inspiration.