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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By: Grace Bernard
The Australian firm Arcke salvages bricks and tile from a dilapidated house to craft a courtyard dwelling near a bend of the Brisbane River.
By: Grace Bernard
They enclosed a balcony to create a larger living area, finished it in cedar and Douglas fir, and then peppered in beloved furnishings.
South Yarra House by Pandolfini Architects explores the interplay of compression and expansion through a series of surprising sculptural objects in Australia
Architecture firm AKA softened the concrete living spaces with a powdery hue punctuated by a “petrol blue” stair.
Treads and railing wrap around the stove’s pipe at this gable-roofed Czech Republic retreat.
By: Grace Bernard
The renovation had to work around (and for) the birth of the couple's son. Objects collected over the couple's travels are displayed across the book-lined shelves.
By: Grace Bernard
The renovation had to work around (and for) the birth of the couple’s son.
By: Grace Bernard
While they have yet to hit the U.S. market, a few predesigned plans could provide a starting point to create your own idyllic indoor/outdoor retreat.
By: Grace Bernard
The rugged holiday home in Outer Hebrides was created with rocks sourced from its small isle, and plenty of grit.
Australian firm Studio Dot’s 269-square-foot unit is designed for wellness in response to our changing climate.
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