Hannah Martin is a senior design editor at Architectural Digest, where she has shaped the magazine’s voice on emerging talent and design history since 2014. Her editorial lens sits at the intersection of art and design, and she has become known for spotlighting creators who push boundaries, revive overlooked movements, or reframe familiar narratives. Her work consistently blends cultural curiosity with a sharp eye for form, material, and context.

She writes two monthly print columns—Object Lesson and One To Watch—each offering a distinct window into the design world, from deep dives into iconic objects to profiles of rising innovators. On AD PRO, her trend report Having a Moment tracks the ideas, aesthetics, and micro‑movements shaping contemporary design culture. In 2023, she expanded her editorial reach with Nicola L.: Life and Art (Apartamento), the first comprehensive monograph on the pioneering French artist, cementing her role as both critic and historian.

Based in Long Island City, Queens, Hannah surrounds herself with books and a lively collection of postmodern lamps that mirror her eclectic sensibility. Her home reflects the same curiosity and layered perspective that animate her writing. She shares glimpses of her world—and the discoveries that inspire her—on Instagram at @h_mart.