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Apartamento is known as one of the leading and most genuine interiors magazines available today. Since its launch in 2008, it has been a trusted source for those who love interior design, featuring international styles, thoughtful designs, clear writing, and carefully selected content. It's a must-have for anyone interested in enhancing their living spaces.

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Sally Grainger

3 weeks ago | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade

Sally Grainger is a Roman food historian and archaeologist, a scholars’ scholar whose decades of experimentation and genre-breaking research shattered hundreds of years of misconceptions about Roman food and Roman cooking. Her revolutionary methodology is simple: recreate a Roman kitchen and figure out how to make food that tasted nice, which, in turn, allows for a more accurate translation.
Joana Avillez - Apartamento Magazine

3 weeks ago | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade

New York City: I’ve never actually asked Joana Avillez, the author of this simple line drawing, to confirm that it actually is me. There I am in the back, I think, at 101 Spring Street, the once-upon-a-time home of the late Donald Judd. Just a few people to my right is his daughter, Rainer Judd; of that, I’m sure. She’s in the middle of balancing three mandarins on her head.
Deaton Chris Anthony — Apartamento Magazine

1 month ago | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade

Los Angeles: Nothing he does is normal. His outfits. His online persona. Being from Kansas. He just did a Super Bowl commercial with Shania Twain, and before that, he was in the studio with Ye. His music, which has been described with a mix of terms ranging from dance to pop to jungle to drum and bass, trades on a nostalgia that other producers have chased for decades. Trying to compare Deaton Chris Anthony misses the point—he’s just doing Deaton.
U-Haul - Apartamento Magazine

Jan 23, 2025 | apartamentomagazine.com | Elena Saavedra Buckley

Over time, as I moved—to rural Colorado, then back to New Mexico, then to Texas, then to California, each relocation happening in the back of my Subaru—the U-Hauls I’d see on the road gained dimension, embodying or cartoon-ifying the itinerancy I gradually realised was shaping my life. As I gazed at them out my car window, I memorised most of the decals, and I formed attachments to a small coterie depicting those places I had left.
Mel Odom - Gorgeous!Signing in New York — Apartamento Magazine

Jan 10, 2025 | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade

In his adopted home of New York City, we celebrated the launch of Mel Odom — Gorgeous! with the artist himself. Just a few blocks away from the Christopher Street haunts that inspired many of his paintings and drawings, Mel met with readers at Bookmarc for a special signing of his new monograph, edited by Luis Venegas. The December signing marked the end of a year that connected us with Apartamento friends and family in Seoul and Stockholm, from Milan to Tokyo and beyond.
Inside Out - Apartamento Magazine

Oct 16, 2024 | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade |David Zilber

Originally published in Apartamento magazine issue #33With all the holes in you already, there’s no reason to define the outside environment as alien. —Jenny Holzer, Survival Series, 1983In Flatland, 19th-century theologian Edwin Abbot Abbot penned a thought experiment-cum-satirical novella where all sorts of problems arise from a world without a Z-axis, from navigating a household to identifying the face of a loved one. Worst of all, without depth, it becomes very hard to eat.
Frozen Time - Apartamento Magazine

Jun 6, 2024 | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade |Jenny Wu

Originally published in Apartamento magazine issue #33The photograph of the missing being, as Sontag says, will touch me like the delayed rays of a star. —Roland BarthesWe often say we ‘consume images’, thereby yoking vision to gastrointestinal processes. The act of consuming evokes various emotions such as guilt, comfort, and, for those fixated on the uncertainty principle of spoilage inside the icebox, a sense of control.
Rachel Roddy - Apartamento Magazine

May 29, 2024 | apartamentomagazine.com | Rachel Roddy |James Nelson

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Rachel Roddy is featured in issue #33 of Apartamento magazine, where she is interviewed at her home in Rome by Alex Whyte. Read the full interview in our brand new issue, available here. The following is excerpted from Five Quarters: Recipes and Notes from a Kitchen in Rome, published this month in a new black and white reissue edition by Headline Home. Of course, I thought Rome was...
Walls of Sound by Danyel Smith — Apartamento Magazine

May 1, 2024 | apartamentomagazine.com | Danyel Smith

Originally published in Apartamento magazine issue #32Luther Vandross’ 1985 The Night I Fell in Love (Epic)rises up tall in an arty Black neighbourhood lush with evergreens like New Edition’s eponymous second album, Sade’s Diamond Life, and Prince’s Purple Rain. The mood of Vandross’ eight-song Night glides from relatable charade to trembling intimacy to the resignation that love and loneliness are but sides of a coin.
Frederik Bille Brahe Chapter 1: New York City — Apartamento Magazine

Feb 24, 2024 | apartamentomagazine.com | Laura Frade |Camille Okhio |Jacob Feingold

What is your first memory of food? A smell, a taste, or a colour? It’s all three together. It’s very clear to me: It was in my father’s garden, eating fennel. I remember the taste because he said it was a liquorice. He always tried to trick us kids into eating vegetables by saying it was candy. You write a lot in the book about how memories, images, and feelings influence your cooking.