Alice Finney is a Design Editor at ELLE Decoration. She specializes in themes related to beauty and fashion, as well as architecture and design, with a keen focus on home and garden topics, house design, and interior design. Alice's work has been featured in Dezeen, MSN, and Elle Decoration.
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Alice Finney's coverage predominantly focuses on architecture and design, with a significant emphasis on press releases. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to new architectural projects, interior design innovations, or announcements from companies within the architecture and design industries.
Given her focus on specific firms such as KOT Architects and Stella McCartney, she may be particularly receptive to insider insights about these companies' latest projects or developments. Additionally, pitches centered around innovative designs in Latin America or unique aspects of brutalist architecture could resonate well with her coverage.
It seems that Alice does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers global trends in architecture and design.
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