Design writing in the November/December 2019 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design New York magazine A native of Westchester, Cami Weinstein isn’t new to the Greenwich, Connecticut area, but design practice is–sort of. After a 20-year career in design, Weinstein opened up a Greenwich office five years ago. As a self-professed classic designer, she loves to do […]
Design writing for the November/December 2019 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design New York magazine Manhattan has always been the go-to for high-end housing. But for the past few years, luxury condominiums are popping up in the outer boroughs. Here are five we’re keeping our eye on. GALERIE One subway stop from Manhattan, Long Island […]
Design writing in the November/December 2019 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design New York magazine Furniture maker Mark Jupiter has been creating custom pieces from his Dumbo studio for seven years, but his passion for the art runs much deeper. As a fourth-generation craftsperson, Jupiter says furniture-making is his “love and passion.” Here, he explains […]
There’s one thing Americans can typically agree on, and that’s candy bars. The average American consumes a whopping 22 pounds of candy per year—and nearly half of that is chocolate. Since the early 1900s, when Hershey’s came on the scene, candy bars have been a part of the American diet. You see them as fun-size bars being put in Halloween […]
As the Director of Content Marketing at SingleCare, I was responsible for creating a tentpole program for the brand. The goal of the marketing event was to reach and engage both consumers and pharmacy professionals. After team brainstorming and competitor research, we decided on the Best of the Best Pharmacy Awards program to honor pharmacies […]
Design writing for September/October 2019 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design New York magazine There’s a window of opportunity for designers at Hunter Douglas. The custom window treatment company is launching Design Studio, a program that will provide top-of-the-line collections made in high-end linen blends, velvets, silk blends and more. Brooklyn designer Rebecca Atwood, founder […]
For BB fans, Big Brother 21 has been a bit of a head scratcher. From questionable, offensive moments on the live feed to the first four houseguests out the door being people of color, it’s been a season rife with drama — and not the good kind. And yet there were moments when the season seemed to be turning […]
If you follow a specific meal plan, you’ve probably dreamt of meal prepping on weekends, carried approved snacks on you at all times, and been ready with alternatives when you find yourself at a dinner party or a meal out of your control. But in reality, many of us find ourselves on the go and […]
As a freelance writer, I helped write recaps for season 21 of Big Brother, which aired three times a week on CBS. Season premiere: Welcome to summer camp Episode 6: There’s a snake (or three) in the house Episode 7: A houseguest gets bad news from home Episode 8: Michie thinks the game ‘turned upside […]
Design writing for the September/October 2019 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design New York magazine The much-anticipated development 40 Bleecker (right), a 12-story luxury condominium at Bleecker and Mulberry Street, is changing the face of NoHo. Opening this fall, the project is celebrity favorite interior designer Ryan Korban’s first condo commission. The model residences will […]
Editorial consulting and content strategy developed to support a brand relaunch, including blog planning and original long-form articles.
A hands-on product-testing contribution to Byrdie’s lip balm with SPF roundup, focused on comfort, hydration, and real-world sun protection.
A reported feature covering the opening of Rimadesio’s Miami flagship, exploring design, spatial storytelling, and the integration of hospitality and food-driven experiences in retail environments.
A reported feature on InventWood’s Superwood, a next-generation wood material engineered to be stronger than steel. The piece focuses on materials science, sustainability, and emerging applications in design and construction.
A reported interview with Colby Murphy, founder of Southloft, exploring parametric design, fabrication, and contemporary design practice.
A reported feature on Aarunya Nature Resort’s Sol Sanctuary in Sri Lanka, exploring hospitality design, architecture, and the relationship between built space and landscape.
A sponsored design feature created for Design Milk, blending brand storytelling with editorial voice and audience-focused content.
A reported feature exploring Southloft’s parametric bench, highlighting computational design, digital fabrication, and material innovation in contemporary commercial environments.
A reported feature exploring the design of Jiun Ho’s Enclos restaurant in Sonoma, focusing on architecture, interiors, and the relationship between design and dining.
A reported feature exploring “Breathing Planet,” an immersive installation by White Mirror that blends art, technology, and sensory design.
