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Sometimes, looking forward means coming home. For President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle, that homecoming is on Chicago’s South Side, where the personal spaces within their presidential center put a lifetime of experience to work for what comes next.
Our new cover story takes us inside these spaces with ELLE Decor A-List designer @michaelsmithinc, whom the Obamas chose as their White House decorator in 2008 and have worked with ever since. Designed within architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, Smith brings that shared history to Chicago’s South Side, weaving together personal references, contemporary art, and the work of artisans and craftspeople, many of them local. These rooms are made for reading, gathering, and getting back to work. As Smith recalls, the former president wanted “a place where things are meant to happen.”
Elsewhere in the issue, that spirit of reinvention takes many forms. In Madrid, ELLE Decor A-List firm @casa_.munoz turns a former office into an elegantly appointed family home. In Southampton, @mcgrath.nyc’s mix of vintage furniture and contemporary art convinces a collector to keep the house he’d planned to tear down. @foxnahem writes an artful new chapter for the former Rockefeller mansion. We also visit @katiecouric’s memory-filled Hamptons retreat, explore the personal talismans behind @chanelofficial’s high jewelry, and make the case for the kitchen as the new living room.
Tap the link in our bio to read more.
Photos by @themichaelmundy. Styled by @margaretrussell. Cover story by @michaelsmithinc. Desk made by @chapterandverse_nyc.
The center’s Hope and Change lobby displays the Obamas’ first official joint portrait, Springing Forth, by Nigerian-born artist @njidekaakunyilicrosby. Art advisory by @vshorev.
In a gathering space with views of Lake Michigan, a chandelier by David Wiseman (@dwisemanstudio) hangs over a cocktail table and lounge chairs by @hollyhuntdesign; rug by @elsonandcompany with artist Diedrick Brackens (@deedsweaves). The far wall’s plaster finish references the words of the “You Are America” frieze on the Museum Tower’s façade.
Books line the built-in shelves of the President’s
08 Oct 2026
At this Water Mill family home, the view doesn’t wait until you’ve settled in. From the front walkway, a two-story glass entry gallery offers a sight line through the house to a garden of ginkgo trees and Mecox Bay beyond. Designed by @leroystreetstudio, with gardens by @hollander_design, the waterfront retreat makes moving between indoors and out part of everyday life. In the morning, sunlight filters through the ginkgo grove and catches the gallery’s pendant lights; by evening, landscape architect Ed Hollander says, the lights become “like starlight” against the trees. See what lies beyond the entrance at the link in our bio.
Story by @stephen_wallis. Photos by @k7scott.
08 Nov 2026
For one large blended family, the appeal of a Hamptons home wasn’t limited to summer. Their Water Mill property overlooks Mecox Bay, where changing light, water, and wildlife provide something to watch year-round. @leroystreetstudio designed the house to follow that lead, with glass-walled rooms, sheltered terraces, and planted rooftops taking in 270-degree views. Inside, wings radiating from a central core balance spaces for a crowd—including dining tables that can accommodate two dozen guests—with quieter places to retreat. Step inside at the link in our bio.
Story by by @stephen_wallis. Photos by @k7scott. Landscape design by @hollander_design.
08 Nov 2026
For her family’s Santa Monica house, homeowner Cassandra Bujarski wanted the kind of home she knew growing up: one filled with art, antiques, and things worth holding on to. Designer Mike Moser of @mikemoserstudio made room for that history without letting it dictate every decision. The result carries a family tradition forward—with a few additions of its own. Take the tour at the link in bio.
Story by @annie.goldsmith. Photos by @colemoser.
07 Nov 2026
When Cassandra Bujarski and Jason Bergsman first saw this Spanish-style house in Santa Monica, it hadn’t been updated since the ’90s—or lived in for more than a decade. Designer Mike Moser of @mikemoserstudio helped them see the possibilities. Following a gut renovation, the home they share with their daughter brings together Swedish antiques, family collections, and dining room beams painted with yellow and red spirals. “It’s easy breezy California and we wanted to add a little funk to it,” Moser says. @annie.goldsmith takes us inside at the link in our bio.
Photos by @colemoser.
07 Nov 2026
@tschabalalaself is having a big year. With “Tools of Worship” now open at @petzelgallery, the artist brings new paintings and her debut works in concrete sculptures to her first New York gallery exhibition since 2020. To mark the occasion, we’re revisiting another milestone of hers: Art Lovers, her 13-foot-tall sculpture created to bridge the @newmuseum’s original building and its OMA-designed addition. At the link in bio, step inside Self's Catskill studio and discover the story behind that monumental embrace, originally seen in the April 2026 issue of ELLE Decor.
Story by @uhharim. Photos @danascruggs.
06 Nov 2026
@thesalonny brings galleries like @crosta_smith_gallery to the @parkavearmory, @michinara3 draws crowds at @davidzwirner, @nicolehollis for @saintlouiscrystal, and more. Swipe for everything on our radar.
06 Nov 2026
Fashion designer @christopherjohnrogers is taking his eye for color beyond the wardrobe. His new collaboration with @therugcompany, designed with its creative director @wtcooper, includes rugs with patterns drawn from doodles, brushstrokes, and other marks of the creative process. For our latest On the Couch survey, @annie.goldsmith caught up with Rogers about his inspirations, favorite destinations, and what he’s thinking about next. Read all of his answers at the link in our bio.
Portrait by @attear.
05 Nov 2026
A good invitation gives guests a sense of what’s to come. In @angelicahicks’s new collection for @paperlesspost, that might mean a shrimp holding a martini. The British artist and illustrator, known for her witty fashion illustrations and household-material recreations of couture, is bringing her sense of humor to entertaining. For House Party, our series on the art of hosting, we asked Hicks about her own gatherings, the best parties she’s attended, and the importance of a thoughtfully planned seating chart. See all of her answers at the link in our bio.
Story by @julia.cancilla
05 Nov 2026
From the archive: “I don’t buy things because they’re fashionable. I buy only what I love.” Carolina Herrera de Baez’s decorating philosophy is one worth borrowing. In her Madrid apartment, featured in our October 2012 issue, furniture collected over years and across cities gets repainted, reupholstered, and rearranged rather than replaced. Pieces from her days in New York, Los Angeles, and Seville share space with family gifts and affordable discoveries. Rather than start from scratch, the fashion designer’s daughter found ways to make them work together—and work for her family. Revisit the apartment at the link in our bio.
Story by @ingridabram. Photos by @williamwaldronphoto. Produced by @cynthiaefrank.
04 Nov 2026
When an American real estate professional needed a base in London, he chose a Belgravia townhouse with beautiful garden views—and interiors that needed a complete overhaul. ELLE Decor A-List Legend @veere_grenney supplied the latter, gutting the early 1980s rebuild and creating rooms designed to soften the landing after a transatlantic flight. Books fill nearly every room, storage hides behind paneling, and the kitchen opens onto a compact garden. “A beautiful house is about feeling nurtured,” Grenney says. Tap the link in our bio to step inside this London townhouse, originally seen in the November 2022 issue of ELLE Decor.
Story by @jo_rodgers. Photos by @simonpwatson. Styled by @oliviagregorystylist.
03 Nov 2026
@vancleefarpels is heading to @lotusland_gannawalska—with a fitting gift. The jewelry house has announced its support for the Montecito botanical garden, which founder Ganna Walska famously helped fund by selling her jewels. At the link in our bio, @annie.goldsmith has all the details about the full-circle connection.
Photos by J.R. Eyerman. Courtesy Ganna Walska LotuslandArchives.
Jewelry photo courtesy @vancleefarpels.
03 Nov 2026
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