Ariel Foxman is an Editor at InStyle. She specializes in fashion, lifestyle, and design, often exploring the intersection of style and culture in her work. Ariel has been featured in Goyal & Co., Architectural Digest, and Magzter.
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Ariel Foxman's articles predominantly cover themes related to House & Home, Design, and Entertainment. He writes about a diverse range of topics including interior design, home decor, real estate, celebrity homes and home improvement.
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By: Hudson Moore, Joseph Bradshaw, David Sokol
Laura W. Jenkins Interiors transforms the interiors of a family's house to reflect their history and inspirations, and to complement their expansive gardens
By: Richie Jackson, Kathryn Romeyn, Abigail Stone, Kristen Flanagan, Ariel Foxman, Adrian Gaut, David Foxley, Marina P. Asins, Katharina Schwarze, Marta Sader, Colin King, Alia Akkam, Paola Singer, Kelly Dawson
The founder of Reformation resides in a boho-modernist building with her family
By: Leilani Marie Labong, Paola Singer, David Sokol, Rachel Gallaher, Yvan Moreau, Ariel Foxman, Marina P. Asins, Nicolas Milon, Abigail Stone, Marta Sader, Mayer Rus, Kristen Flanagan
Juliette Rubel transforms her small Haussmann-style home into a comfortable, material-drenched space
By: Katherine Burns Olson, Marina P. Asins, Abigail Stone, Elizabeth Fazzare, Sam Cochran, Ariel Foxman, Paola Singer, Alia Akkam, Bailey Berg, Richie Jackson, Laura May Todd, Marta Sader, Leilani Marie Labong
The couturier turned design legend fashions a series of sumptuous new galleries for the museum’s porcelain collection
By: Mailin Sophie Zieser, Rachel Davies, Emily Thompson, Douglas Friedman, Katie Schultz, Ariel Foxman, Calvin Klein, Katharina Schwarze, Paola Singer, Elena Dallorso, Nora Taylor, Mayer Rus
The tennis star envisions her new collection with Rove Concepts as a softer “modern boardroom” for working from home
By: Andrew Sessa, Ludovica Stevan, Marta Sader, Sarah Lyon, Paola Singer, David Foxley, Calvin Klein, Fiona Bornhöft, Marina P. Asins, Julia Harrison, Kelly Dawson, Blake Shorter, Leonora Epstein, Katie Schultz, Ariel Foxman
Rebecca Atwood infuses her South Carolina home with painterly textures, personal charm, and her signature textiles—all inspired by the natural world
By: Ludovica Stevan, Marina P. Asins, Mailin Sophie Zieser, Marta Sader, Kristen Flanagan, Pratyush Sarup, Timothy Kaye, Paola Singer, Annabelle Dufraigne, Leilani Marie Labong, Ariel Foxman, Katie Schultz, Nicolas Milon, Calvin Klein, David Foxley
When Melissa Strauch and Brendan Cairns built their dream home on the coast of Australia, they incorporated the natural surrounds into its design
By: Marina P. Asins, Jessica Ritz, Paola Singer, Gay Gassmann, Katherine Mcgrath, Calvin Klein, Leilani Marie Labong, David Sokol, Maya Ibbitson, Michael Gioia, Jeanne Canto, Andrew Sessa, David Foxley, Marta Sader, Ariel Foxman, Juliet Izon
The Beaux Store’s Ashley Brenninkmeijer layered her family’s home with vintage heirlooms and one-of-a-kind pieces to create a richly textured refuge
By: Dean Hearne, Ariel Foxman
Interior designer Nicola Harding added centuries-old charm with natural materials—and a delirious amount of zellige
By: Ariel Foxman, Jenna Peffley
After years of living with a neutral shell, the couple—with the help of Martin & Brockett—embraced bold pattern, rich color, and a house that finally reflects them
