Our favorite inRegister covers from 2025
With 2025 coming to an end, we’re taking a look back at a few of the inRegister editorial team’s personal favorite covers from this year. From bold and bright to never-before-done, our 2025 cover stories took us on an exciting ride. Thanks for coming along with us!
Take a look through the archive here and let us know which is your favorite 2025 cover by emailing us at [email protected].
Riley Bienvenu Bourgeois, Editor
Sally Grace Cagle, Associate Editor

“We have had such gorgeous covers this year, so this is a very tough choice! If I had to choose one, it would be the May 2025 cover story. The gorgeous, floral-filled baby blue dining room pictured on the cover made the perfect springtime cover photo, and the rest of the home featured in the story, designed by Rachel Cannon, is full of beautiful color and personality. I remember it was tough choosing which shot of the different spaces within the home we would put on the cover, and that’s when you know it’s a good one.”
Kamryn Tramonte, Editorial Intern
“My favorite cover story from 2025 would have to be the October issue titled ‘Martha in Wonderland.‘ As a maximalist myself, I love seeing a woman’s boldness celebrated. While this photoshoot by Jackie Haxthausen is absolutely stunning, what first caught my eye and what I adore most about this cover is the way that Martha’s eclectic energy radiates through her home, style and Kelli Bozeman’s storytelling. A close second favorite of mine is the April issue, ‘Patron Paint,‘ because I love seeing an equally creative pair express themselves and support each other through art.”
Eliza Rowley, Editorial Intern

“Martha in Wonderland,” the October cover story, was without a doubt my favorite of the year. Calling the cover photo eye-catching feels like an understatement. I remember seeing the issue on my desk and immediately falling down the Martha Gibbs rabbit hole. Learning more about her was a refreshing reminder that Baton Rouge is home to an abundance of talent (and impeccable style). By the time I finished reading the story, I was officially a Martha Gibbs fanatic.”

















