Writer, Technology Editor, Design Milk, The Wirecutter
Gregory Han is a Writer and Technology Editor at Design Milk and The Wirecutter. He focuses on themes of architecture, design, and the intersection of technology and lifestyle, exploring topics such as shopping, drones, and the arts. Gregory's work has been featured in prominent publications including Dwell, The New York Times, and Wallpaper*.
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Gregory's coverage predominantly focuses on reviewing and promoting technology, designs, home decor, and electronics. He showcases a keen interest in innovative products with an emphasis on design aesthetics and functionality.
Given the predominant focus on product reviews and promotional deals, Gregory may be open to receiving pitches from companies or PR representatives regarding new product launches, exclusive previews of upcoming releases, or insights into industry trends related to technology innovations and design.
As Gregory doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international brands and products; therefore, he might appreciate pitches that highlight global trends in the tech and design space rather than region-specific topics.
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Fashion and technology converge in the form of a 70s-inspired leather jacket by Coperni x Transparent that has to be heard to be believed.
MushLume Lighting is growing a lighting business from the spore up, turning mushroom mycelium into organic modern lamps.
Wear your brutally honest love for architecture on your wrist with the B/1 watch by Toledano & Chan inspired by Marcel Breuer's NYC landmark.
Ride1Up's off-road ready, chunky tire equipped, and moto-styled Revv1 DRT ebike is a convenient + fun mode of transportation.
Loewe’s latest television release Stellar features most, if not all of the cutting-edge technology you might want from an OLED television, but there’s
Nike and sports technology brand Hyperice's new recovery boot and vest are each designed to squeeze, heat, and cool muscles.
Named after ideal number of beats per minute to induce relaxation, the Savoir Seventy-Five bed is bumping with an integrated audio system.
We researched and tested dozens of bedroom lamps and found seven different styles we loved, in a range of prices, to suit any bedside table.
Native California plants abound in this tiny oasis designed to maximize diversity.
By: Gregory Han
'I wanted to make furniture, just not traditional furniture, but weird furniture,' says Wendy Maruyama on ‘Colorama’, a two-artist show presented at design gallery Superhouse (until 11 January 2025)
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