The people who make a house a home.

Since 1995 she has grown a boutique practice into a global lifestyle house without ever losing her fearless, tactile point of view.

An AD100 Hall of Fame talent who turns materiality, scale, and light into showstopping homes and boutiques for the art world and beyond.

For 25 years he and his sister Virginie have run a studio whose rooms feel classically trained yet gloriously informal and bold.

She turned a single Paris street into a whole design ecosystem and taught the luxury world that color can be its own kind of sophistication.

An AD100 Hall of Famer who blends old and new, East and West, into calm, soulful rooms that a generation of designers has tried to echo.

Two Beaux-Arts classmates who build with stone, wood, and light so honestly that their houses feel like they grew from the landscape.

He left fashion to master volume, proportion, and light, and now crafts rooms that feel both monumental and deeply human.

A trained restorer whose quiet, light-filled rooms have made her a hushed authority for clients who prize calm over spectacle.

From Antwerp he has built a global body of work that proves restraint, when done with this much care, becomes its own warmth.

A perennial AD100 and Elle Decor A-List name whose rooms are as generous, worldly, and full of life as the people who live in them.

He treats every project as a story to be lived in, and his Magic Factory nurtures the next generation of designers along the way.

Trained as an architect, he makes rooms that feel rooted in place yet particular to each client, an Elle Decor A-List mainstay since 2010.

An AD100 and Elle Decor A-List designer who proves minimalism can feel soulful, drawing from fine art, fashion, and nature.

After 22 years at Parish-Hadley she built a firm and a philosophy of comfortable, collected, timeless rooms that generations now follow.

On the AD100 since 1995 and a Hall of Fame inductee, she makes rooms that are intelligent, calming, and quietly luxurious.

Over 40 years she has refined a signature of clean lines, warm neutrals, and texture that shaped how the world thinks about calm luxury.

His disciplined, almost philosophical restraint lets proportion and materiality speak, from Paris apartments to global fashion houses.

An AD100 and Elle Decor A-List designer who champions homes built around real life, craftsmanship, and meaningful personal touches.

For over 50 years her Pimlico Road studio has defined a warm, layered English elegance beloved by clients around the world.

Trained under the legendary Renzo Mongiardino, they revive traditional craft so completely that their rooms feel as if they always existed.

An AD100 and Elle Decor A-List designer whose joyful, disciplined layering has made him a leading voice of contemporary American design.

An AD100 and Elle Decor A-List talent who mixes fine art, antiques, and personal collections into interiors that feel effortless and true.

A regular on the AD100 and a champion of Maltese culture, he composes rooms where design, art, and craftsmanship live as one.

An AD100 designer and Elle Decor Titan whose warm, soulful rooms prove that true luxury is meant to be genuinely lived in.

He designed the private quarters and the Oval Office decor for the Obama White House, bringing a warm, layered classicism to some of the most storied rooms in the United States.

His joyful, high-glamour rooms - lacquered walls, bold color, a wink of theater - have made him one of the most imitated and beloved decorators of his generation.

His disciplined blend of classical order and modern restraint, from Washington residences to Baker furniture collections, has earned him a permanent place among America's most respected designers.

She treats each home like a canvas, weaving commissioned art and playful, sculptural custom pieces into interiors that feel personal and alive.

French-born and New York-based, he blends grand European classicism with genuine warmth and wit, a range that has kept him on the AD100 for decades.

His interiors marry classical calm with a light, modern touch - rooms of quiet confidence that have made him one of Britain's most admired decorators.

He champions a joyful, deeply English world of good architecture, color, and pattern, from country parsonages to his beloved shop, with a scholar's love of the classical tradition.

She builds every home outward from the art the client loves, a warm and colorful approach that won her Elle Decoration and House and Garden designer of the year in 2021.

Swedish-born and London-based, she designs on the belief that every room should sing, marrying Scandinavian precision with joyful color and imaginative, handmade detail.

One of France's most revered decorators, he has shaped homes for figures like Yves Saint Laurent with an effortless, cultured eclecticism that mixes eras and art without ever feeling forced.

Milan-born and Paris-based, he composes interiors that feel gently timeless, weaving historical reference and confident color into rooms from private apartments to the Grand Hotel Bellevue.

The Monaco duo blends noble materials and bold Art Deco confidence across homes, hotels, and the Beefbar restaurants, a signature Riviera glamour that earned them a place on the AD100.

Trained under Christian Liaigre and Philippe Starck, he brings a quietly bold, couture sensibility to work like the Hotel de Crillon, treating each interior as a bespoke emotional architecture.

A Paris architect with a collector's eye, he stages homes around modern art and iconic Italian design, giving each space an intellectual calm and a deep sense of curation.

Trained by the legendary Renzo Mongiardino, the Milan duo conjure interiors so richly atmospheric they seem to belong to a real or imagined past, a rare mastery of every historical style.

Their Milan practice created a whole cinematic language of moody color, vintage furniture, and layered texture that has profoundly shaped the look of contemporary hospitality and homes.

An antiquarian turned decorator, he is Spain's most internationally sought designer, layering classical grandeur with modern edge across Loewe boutiques, hotels, and private homes.

His Madrid studio composes serene, beautifully proportioned interiors where architecture, art, and antiques meet, a restrained elegance recognized on the AD100.

Through her Mumbai studio she has built a distinctive luxe-contemporary language for homes, restaurants, and stores, becoming one of India's most recognized design names.

Parsons-trained and Mumbai-based, he roots his practice in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi and collaborations with Indian craft, an approach that won him Elle Decor Designer of the Year.

From her Bengaluru studio Prism, founded in 1988, she has spent decades perfecting a contemporary-classic style that layers Indian artefacts, silks, and global finds into deeply personal homes.

Born in India and raised in Dubai, she built Roar into one of the Middle East's leading studios on a philosophy of half-wild, half-scientific design, earning AD Middle East's Designer of the Year.

The Hong Kong designer behind The Upper House and a string of landmark Asian hotels, he has cultivated a serene, tactile language that gracefully bridges Eastern and Western sensibilities.

The Canadian duo, both Officers of the Order of Canada, have shaped a generation of the world's finest hotels and stores with a luxurious, deeply crafted simplicity from their Toronto and New York studios.

Trained as an architect and working across London and Hong Kong, she brings a cinematic, hands-on richness to hotels and restaurants like Mott 32, collaborating with artisans on every bespoke detail.

From Sao Paulo, he balances the rigor of Brazilian modernist architecture with a playful lightness, creating spare, richly material interiors that feel both disciplined and warm.