Marina Peñalver

Marina holds degrees in Journalism and in Advertising and Public Relations from the University of Seville, as well as a Master’s in Marketing and Communication from Barreira School of Art and Design (Valencia). She began her professional career collaborating with independent magazines and taking part in the coordination of the Sustainable Fashion Diploma at the former Condé Nast College. After completing her studies, she joined the team at Ruzafa Studio, a Valencia-based consultancy and advertising agency specializing in the beauty and lifestyle sectors. In 2021, she moved to the editorial team at AD Spain, where she currently works as a Features Editor, specializing in design and interiors. She also coordinates the AD Interior Styling Diploma at Vogue College of Fashion Madrid.

Architectural Digest, better known as AD, is a monthly magazine founded in 1920 in the United States that currently has nine international editions, including the Spanish one. Its pages focus on design, interior decoration, art, and craftsmanship, with a special emphasis on residential spaces. It's no surprise that its motto is "The Most Beautiful Homes in the World." It belongs to the publishing group Condé Nast, a global media company founded in 1909 by Condé Montrose Nast, renowned for its iconic magazines such as Vogue, The New Yorker, AD, and GQ, among others. In addition to its print publications, Condé Nast has expanded into digital formats, video, audio, social media, and film, producing content for a variety of platforms.