World of Interiors | 2026 | September issue

The September issue of The World of Interiors takes readers inside some of the world's most distinctive homes. Highlights include a rare glimpse into a stately old merchant's hall in Uzbekistan, an artistic mountain farm in the Alps, and a personal account of Gloria Vanderbilt's cherished memories and artifacts. The issue also features a Room for Debate essay by art historian Adrienne Childs, reflecting on the art scene in Venice.

As always, The World of Interiors combines exceptional homes, art, architecture and craftsmanship with first-class journalism and stunning photography – an edition full of history, personality and places you rarely get to see inside.
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This is not just an interiors magazine, but a curated collector's item: close to art, craft, homes and spaces with personality, told with the distinctive editorial feel that The World of Interiors is known for.

Founded in 1981, the magazine is considered one of the most influential and sought-after voices in interiors and aesthetics. A publication that cultivates the unique, the tactile and the timeless.

At Fiori, we include these as ongoing editions, precisely because they function the way we like best: as inspiration that you can browse through, again and again, and as a beautiful object on the table, on the shelf or in your travel suitcase.

Perfect for collectors, for those who love interiors with soul, or a gift for someone who always finds peace in a good, well-made print edition.