In This Issue

Issue N25 pairs Cabana’s richly layered interiors with four textile covers created in collaboration with Bvlgari, using fabrics from a historic Venetian textile house. Inside, visit Stephen Sills’s Bedford retreat, Tino Zervudachi’s Hong Kong apartment, and Charles Van Canneyt’s interiors in Ghent, alongside spaces in Milan and the Loire Valley.

The issue also explores architecture, gardens, and craftsmanship across Tunisia, Hong Kong, Belgium, France, and Greece. Costume designer Sandy Powell reflects on imagination and craft, while Alain de Botton speaks with Cabana founder Martina Mondadori about love and modern relationships. For readers drawn to interiors with character and the people who make them, N25 offers plenty to linger over.

About Cabana Magazine

Cabana is a biannual interiors and decorative arts magazine devoted to the personal relationship between people, places, and the objects they collect. Each issue travels through distinctive homes, gardens, workshops, and destinations, bringing together vivid photography and stories about craft, textiles, color, collecting, and cultural traditions.

Lavish paper, richly layered layouts, and tactile covers make Cabana as much a design object as a magazine. It is made to be revisited, displayed, and kept.

Details

Issue: N25

Genre: Art and Home & decor

Language: ENG- English

Publication Frequency: Semi-annual