As the magazine marks its 35th anniversary, the editor in chief has made the A-List more inclusive, the title's covers more surprising and its culture a lot nicer.
Asad Syrkett still has the same thrift store dining room table he purchased at Out of the Closet a full decade ago. He and his partner carried the table home to their Brooklyn apartment from the secondhand shop that donates its proceeds to people living with HIV and AIDS.
“I thought was a great way to get people looking at something beautiful, and then hopefully get them to think about what’s on the other end of that,” Syrkett explained. Added Syrkett: “The cover feels very Elle Decor: reverent of the magazine’s history specifically and traditional decorating generally, shot through with a modern energy. We think a lot about that mix all the time.”The eldest of five children, Syrkett first lived as a child in a four-room, two-bedroom apartment in Harlem, N.Y., where space was at a premium and eating dinner together at a properly outfitted table was a sacrosanct ritual.
“We had a front yard and a backyard. I took a school bus to school. It was a totally different universe,” he said. “My ideas about space were so challenged by this new environment, which was so lush, so full of space.” “When they’re off, they’re sculptural objects. When they’re on, they’re providing some beautiful warm glow. When I get home, I just want to relax into the tabula rasa of the space.”
“He’s just not one to ever freak about out about anything,” added Kaylin. “The industry could be convulsing, the sky could be falling, and he just comes into my office, peaceful and chic, usually in some Issey Miyake pants, and he takes a seat across from me, and we just kind of get into it. And that’s the nature of who he is, he has a lot of equilibrium. He’s very focused on what matters.
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