Designers on Magazine Covers: The Faces Shaping Today’s Interiors – From glossy spreads to iconic cover shots, interior designers are increasingly stepping into the spotlight, shaping not just spaces but the way we see them. In this roundup, the Interior Design Magazines blog highlights the standout creatives featured on magazine covers, offering a glimpse into the trends, personalities, and visionary aesthetics that define today’s interiors.

Designers on Magazine Covers:

The Faces Shaping Today’s Interiors

Kelly Wearstler in Architectural Digest India

Kelly Wearstler’s debut in India emerges from a dynamic partnership uniting collectible design gallery aequō, a collective of master artisans skilled in carpentry, enamel detailing, and metal casting, and her own eponymous design studio. Marking the significance of this creative exchange, Wearstler also graced the cover of AD India’s January-February 2026 issue, where her collaboration and expanding presence in the country became one of the central themes explored throughout the publication.

Martyn Lawrence Bullard in Sunset

Martyn Lawrence Bullard became the guest editor of Sunset Magazine’s Maximalist & Merry Holiday 2025 issue. The edition weaves together festive decorating concepts, refined entertaining scenes, and seasonal touches drawn from his residences in Los Angeles and Palm Springs.

Rose Uniacke in MilK Decoration

Rose Uniacke, internationally renowned designer and founder of her Pimlico Road boutiques, continues to shape residences and spaces around the world with her signature understated elegance. Her refined aesthetic and thoughtful approach to interiors were recently highlighted on the cover of Milk Decoration, placing her distinctive vision firmly in the spotlight.

Meyer Davis in Hospitality Design

Under the banner of Shaping Global Style, Meyer Davis took the reins as guest editors of Hospitality Design’s November 2025 issue, curating a global conversation that highlights how design and culture inform and elevate one another. Drawing on the firm’s extensive experience creating immersive hospitality environments around the world, the edition explores a range of projects and voices that showcase design’s role as a cultural connector and creative force.

Tommy Smythe in Canadian House & Home

Tommy Smythe was chosen as the cover of the November 2025 issue of Canadian House & Home. Named designer of the year, the edition celebrates Smuthe’s signature style, best known for its bold and joyful mix of old and new.

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Featured image: Photo by Bikramjit Bose, all credit to Architectural Digest India