The World of Interiors

Name: The World of Interiors
Rating: 4.7 (681 reviews)
Author: The Conde Nast Publications Limited

By: The Conde Nast Publications Limited App

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Last updated: 2026-01-09

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About The World of Interiors

The World of Interiors delivers a monthly digital edition of the influential design magazine, featuring inspiring interiors, photography and thoughtful writing, plus reviews and previews of international art exhibitions.

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The app provides auto-renewing subscriptions (1 issue per month or 12 issues per year). Purchases are charged to your account, and renewals occur automatically unless turned off in account settings. Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are available in-app.

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By:

The Conde Nast Publications Limited

Rating:

4.70

(681) 1 new ratings

Version:

34 Last updated: 2026-01-09

Version code:

881342176

Creation date:

2012-04-10

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Size:

20.42MB

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Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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# 69,385 ▼ 1,721

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The Conde Nast Publications Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-world-of-interiors/id512921911

Website:

http://www.worldofinteriors.co.uk/

User Reviews

As long as I’ve read it, WOI has been a reliable source for a lens into unexpected interiors, the stuff you won’t see in an Architectural Digest. It was the high bar for the category, operating 100% in its own sphere. Unfortunately it feels lately a if they’ve run out of the supply of interesting spaces. Things feel so much more traditional and basic. Tuned to popular tastes. So many ads. It’s just lost the elegance and refinement. The last couple issues have felt so bland. It feels like they’ve swapped Derek Jarman for Commune Design. Very sad.

by hw*****, 2026-03-05

This app simply does not work, and Condé Nast does not care. It’s infuriating to pay for a digital and print subscription and then be unable to access only half of that.