Grace Bernard is a freelance journalist who writes for Dwell and Yahoo News. With a focus on architecture and design, Grace's articles showcase unique and innovative homes from around the world. Her work explores the intersection of functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in residential spaces.
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Grace Bernard's articles predominantly cover design and house & home topics, with a focus on unique and innovative architectural designs, renovations, and interior design. She seems to favor reviewing specific projects or products within the design industry. Therefore, she might be interested in receiving pitches that offer insights into new trends in home design or architecture, innovative renovation techniques, or unique interior design concepts.
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The tiny space features integrated storage, fold-out furniture, and a Yves Klein blue kitchen.
Cat trees, peepholes, and raised walkways ensure the four cats and two dogs (plus humans) can coexist peacefully.
Located on a regenerative farm in one of the darkest zones in Europe, each house features an observatory terrace.
By: Jamie Spain, Alex Erdekian, Kristi Kellogg, Meredith Carey, Grace Bernard, Caitlin Morton, Garrick Ramirez, Todd Plummer, Madison Flager
The perfect Los Angeles weekend getaway for mountain views not far from Malibu.
Worrell Yeung create a retreat for artistic practice in nature with an exhibition space on the ground floor.
The retreat’s outer provides all the structural support, allowing for a surprisingly roomy interior.
The louver-wrapped veranda tempers the sun, while clerestories let in a play of shadows cast by surrounding trees.
By: Grace Bernard
In the decade since Casa Wabi put a stretch near Puerto Escondido on the architectural map, a slew of local hotels have followed its visual tradition. I stayed at one of the newcomers.
The steely home replaces a teardown cottage with elements that match a Norman Foster–designed extension from the ’60s.
The redesigned rear extension incorporates reclaimed bricks, a planted roof, and a concrete kitty door.
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