Kristen Flanagan is a journalist and writer specializing in interior design and architecture. She is a regular contributor to Architectural Digest and her work has also been featured in House Beautiful and Domino. Kristen's articles explore the world of design, showcasing unique homes, interviewing designers, and providing insights into the latest trends in the industry.
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Kristen Flanagan’s coverage is centered on home decor, interior design, and real estate. She seems to be particularly interested in unique and high-end properties across the world as well as individuals’ personal living spaces.
Given her focus on design and homes, she may be receptive to pitches from interior designers or architects offering expert commentary or insights into current trends in home decor and architecture. Additionally, businesses involved in promoting or selling high-end homes could also find success pitching their products or services for potential features.
As Kristen doesn't have a specified geographic focus but covers international properties, sources with knowledge of global luxury real estate and interior design would likely appeal to her range of readership.
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Situated among the picturesque Green Mountains, Stowe, Vermont, is a vacation spot that can be enjoyed 365 days a year.
By: Kristine Hansen, Katie Schultz, Katherine Mclaughlin, Kristen Flanagan
A $137.5 million mansion in LA appears to be the victim of deed fraud, an occurrence that has grown more frequent in recent years
By: Kristen Flanagan, Katie Schultz, Kristine Hansen, Nora Taylor, Katherine Mclaughlin, Condé Nast
The Beckhams are reportedly buying a waterfront Miami Beach spec estate
The founder of Amber Interior Design revealed her simple Halloween decorating secret, calling it "big bang for your buck."
By: Kristen Flanagan, Dorcia Kelley
Dorcia Kelley shares the 10 things she would never do—plus, her advice on creating a space you love while staying true to your own style.
By: Kristen Flanagan, Ethan Herrington
After decades in the Bay Area, interior designer Peter Dolkas helps his parents create a cozy, multifunctional ADU
Pro stager Francesca Grace has a winning formula for prepping a home to sell. “We stage five houses a week, and they don't sit on the market,” she says. Part of her job is psychological. “When you walk in and you see family photos or you see something that relates to the person that lives in that house, it automatically tells your mind as the potential buyer that this is not your home,” she explains. Which is why one of Grace's first steps is removing personal mementos. “The key is creating the ability for someone else to imagine themselves living in the space,” Grace reveals. In fact, for many of her projects, she empties the house completely, starting from scratch. And if she's only partially furnishing a space, Grace makes sure to keep what adds character and removes anything that feels dated. “You want it to feel current, but you also want it to feel warm and cozy and inviting.”
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