Cabana Anthology

‘A book that contains worlds… 432 pages of inspiration, from the aristocratic mansion to the decommissioned power plant. A miscellany of rooms, views, little-traveled streets, very different from each other, but at the same time united by a magical thread that unites every space. Each page reveals a world, or rather, a soul… ’ - Vogue Italia‘Celebrates a decade of Cabana magazine’s extraordinary influence on interior design and the decorative arts. ’ - Indulge Magazine‘On this episode, Dan speaks with [Cabana’s] founder and editor, Martina Mondadori, about how the stylish title came to be, her upbringing in an influential Italian family, the media brand’s expansion into furniture and accessories, and her new book celebrating Cabana’s 10th anniversary. ’ - The Grand Tourist podcast‘A must-have for fans of Cabana, a new book put together by the magazine’s editors is dedicated to its best features from the past decade. ’ - Elle Decor’s Holiday Gift Roundup

Martina Mondadori is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Cabana Magazine, the biannual interiors and decorative arts publication, creative director of the brand’s homewares line, Casa Cabana, and the author of four books: Renzo Mongiardino: A Painterly Vision; Cabana Anthology; Casa Cabana and YSL Lexicon.

Representing the fourth generation of the Mondadori publishing family, Martina worked in publishing and luxury branding before launching Cabana in 2014. A keen collector and globetrotter, she spent much of her childhood travelling Europe and the Middle East, exploring antiques fairs and flea markets with her father, Leonardo Mondadori. This sparked her love of travel and respect for true artistry and craftsmanship, all of which underpin Cabana and Casa Cabana.

Martina’s homes have been featured in international design publications including Architectural Digest, Vogue and the Financial Times, while Casa Cabana has appeared on 1stdibs, Matches Fashion and as the first Home Trunkshow on Moda Operandi. Italian-born, Martina lives between London and Milan - where Cabana is based - with her three children, Leonardo, 15, Tancredi, 13 and Cosima, 7.