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Frederic Delivered to your door four times a year, FREDERIC is a lifestyle magazine that documents the well-lived life. Always beautiful. Never boring.

06/15/2026

Year three of FREDERIC. Remember when?

FREDERIC’s fifth anniversary issue is on its way to newsstands and doorsteps and you won’t want to miss it. Subscribe today and never miss an issue.

06/02/2026

Remember our first year? Join us in celebrating our 5 YEAR anniversary this summer. 5 years of beauty without limits and quality without compromise.

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05/22/2026

In our best-selling book Southern Interiors, creatives across the American South welcome readers into their private homes to share what Southern living means to them. From ’s coastal South Carolina getaway to artist ’s historic Louisiana manor to fashion insider ’s airy Atlanta home, each of these deeply personal residences illustrates how the region’s traditions of hospitality and easy elegance are being interpreted by the South’s most stylish people today.

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For the new manor house of a 17-acre Scottish estate, Emma recasts regional archetypes in a soft new light. Even in the...
05/15/2026

For the new manor house of a 17-acre Scottish estate, Emma recasts regional archetypes in a soft new light. Even in the grand country house, says Sims-Hilditch, “We wanted to ensure that none of the rooms were too formal.” The result? A new-build house that feels gorgeously broken in, with a mix that feels personal, characterful, and not so much as a pinch fussy.

Visit the Scottish Highlands in our latest issue—on newsstands now! Never miss an issue of FREDERIC. Subscribe today at the link in our bio.

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Artist works on nearly 60 small paintings at once out of his studio in Edinburgh, Scotland. “It helps to keep my thinki...
05/13/2026

Artist works on nearly 60 small paintings at once out of his studio in Edinburgh, Scotland. “It helps to keep my thinking alive. I find the pieces start to talk to one another,” says the Aberdeen-born painter, who was recently elected to the , a distinction shared with only 500 of his countrymen over the institution’s 200 years. Since he was a child, McGlashan has been painting from a combination of life and imagination. The imagery in his work might come from recall, or maybe an old photograph. He especially likes the surprise and unfamiliarity that found images offer: “They feel like a memory, but the interesting thing for me is how unreliable that can be, so it frees me up to let things grow,” he says.

Read more about the work of in our latest issue— on newsstands now!

Pictured: Portland, 2021, oil on canvas; Enlightenment, 2025, oil, paper, and varnish on panel, both courtesy of

An Art Deco manse filled with custom work by René Lalique, Max Ingrand, Henri Rapin, and Léon Blanchot—it’s the sort of ...
05/13/2026

An Art Deco manse filled with custom work by René Lalique, Max Ingrand, Henri Rapin, and Léon Blanchot—it’s the sort of lavish residence you’d expect to find in Paris or New York or perhaps Miami. But Tokyo? Tokyo indeed. Hidden away in the flush—and very modern—residential district of Shirokanedai, the house only reveals itself, miragelike, after a long walk down a tree-lined avenue. Completed in 1933 and largely unchanged in its current iteration as the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum (), it feels like a place out of time.

To read more about the Art Deco marvel in our latest issue— on newsstands now!

Photography courtesy of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

05/09/2026

Our latest book, Arbiters of Style: The New Wave of French Interior Design, is an exploration of an exciting new movement in French interior design and architecture, featuring visionary talents like , , , and Jacques Grange (). Buy your copy today at the link in our bio.

As our daily lives are transformed bit by bit into a series of zeroes and ones, it’s increasingly imperative to (quite l...
05/07/2026

As our daily lives are transformed bit by bit into a series of zeroes and ones, it’s increasingly imperative to (quite literally) touch grass every once in a while—even if it’s just by dipping into mother nature’s vast material library. Nature proved a nurturing force for the Spring 2026 runway season, with the fashion world looking to the land, sky, and sea for material inspiration. At , designer .gassanoff reinterpreted new look silhouettes with skirts woven from rush, while models walked the runway in dresses covered in ethically sourced shells.

For more of our Spring Look of the Moment: Nature Transformed, pick up a copy of our latest issue—on newsstands now!

05/05/2026

The new issue of FREDERIC is here! It’s issue twenty and it is just as beautiful and surprising as you might imagine. Breathtaking interior design from of , a stunning, serene home by , ’s enchanting gardens, and so much more. On newsstands now, or subscribe at the link in our bio.

While walls have been draped in fabric panels since ancient times, it wasn’t until the early 19th century that the yen f...
05/03/2026

While walls have been draped in fabric panels since ancient times, it wasn’t until the early 19th century that the yen for “antique drapery” hit the decorating zeitgeist. Leave it to Renzo Mongiardino to up the ante on an already dramatic design move: drawing inspiration from the Byzantine Basilica of Sant’Apollinare Nuovo in Ravenna, Italy, he worked with mosaic artisans to create wall-spanning tile “curtains” for an opulent bathroom in a château near Paris. For more on the Drape of Things, pick up a copy of our latest issue— on newsstands now!

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Photography by Massimo Listri

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