Renamed AD in 2017 and established in 1920 and serves as a global magazine that offers an exclusive look at the stunning residences of leaders in entertainment, business, society and the arts. Its distinctive brand of design journalism spans a wide variety of styles in every issue, from contemporary to traditional.

Launched in 1996, Wallpaper* is a monthly mazine aimed at affluent young professionals who are interested in fashion, architecture and interiors. Covers architecture, design, art, travel, lifestyle, fashion and watches & jewellery.

Elle Decor, published by the Hearst Corporation, is produced as a stylish, fashion-savvy design publication. It was acquired from Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. in 2011. The magazine showcases the most advanced international fashion designers and their innovative ideas in architecture, home fashions and the decorative arts. It provides the latest information on the top interior designers and architects and offers a detailed shopping guide in each issue. Editorial celebrates style without borders, news that matters and fashionable products that bring couture chic to every room. The viewpoint is open and intrepid, encompassing provocative young talent as well as design legends who still surprise and antiques that work today alongside modern products inspired from locations around the globe - from Manhattan to Marrakech, the Cotswolds to Costa Rica. Media Kit: http://www.elledecormediakit.com

Established in 1891 and created for architects, owners and related professionals involved in a full range of architectural services, from pre-planning through building design, product specification and post-occupancy. Provides design ideas and trends, news, business and professional strategies, exploration of key issues, computer-aided practice, healthcare architecture, product information and building technology.

Launched in 2000 and edited for affluent, young and intelligent consumers. Focuses on home design that is modern, idea-driven and sensitive to one's social and environmental surroundings by providing eco-friendly innovations in architecture and interior design. Discusses new designers, furniture, kitchen and bath planning, product launches and exhibits, as well as issues pertaining to class, culture, recycling and trends in urban sprawl. Regular sections include: Theme Attic, where artists, designers and architects discuss the issue theme; and Process, exploring how items in the home are fabricated.