Leo Lei is an Interior Design professional at Design Milk. He focuses on themes related to architecture and planning, construction and real estate, as well as arts and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on home and garden, house design, and residential real estate. Leo's work has been featured in Design Milk.
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Leo Lei's articles primarily focus on lifestyle and design, particularly interior design, architecture, home decor, minimalism, and contemporary design. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases alongside event coverage.
Given this emphasis on the private sector and promotional deals within the realm of lifestyle and design topics, Leo may be more responsive to pitches that involve new product launches in these areas or exclusive interviews with designers or architects about their latest projects. Additionally, he might be interested in insights from industry experts or trendsetters regarding emerging trends in interior design and contemporary architecture.
Considering Leo doesn't have a specific geographic focus indicated but covers international locations in his articles; therefore global perspectives on lifestyle trends could also capture his interest.
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Ravi Raj renovates a historic home in Mount Airy, Croton-on-Hudson, restoring + extending its material logic through a contemporary interior.
At Amangiri, Aman’s newest residence aligns architecture, light, and service into a calibrated retreat shaped by its surroundings.
Grayhaus renovates a 1929 Cape Cod in Portland, Oregon, using brass, marble, and textiles chosen to age gracefully with use.
Future Simple Studio designs RECESS Thermal Station, a 4,500 sqft social bathhouse in Montreal's Griffintown neighborhood.
Marcin Rusak Studio presents Forum Florum: Herbarium of the Present at SIAM during Milan Design Week 2026, in a deliberately slow-paced experience.
OAD transforms a cluster of grass-covered Soviet bunkers on the Latvian coastline into a family retreat where the architecture of defense becomes the language of home. SAR is a multi-generational coastal residence in Saraiki, Latvia, designed by OAD's Zane Tetere-Sulce on the foundations of four Soviet-era military bunkers along the Baltic coast.
Nicholas Potts Studio and Studio Armando Aguirre restore the spatial generosity of the landmark Rockefeller Apartments.
A structural wall, boxy pickets, and grey contractor finishes stood between this Toronto townhouse and what it could be. Sam Sacks renovates a 4,600-square-foot Rosedale townhouse in Toronto, transforming a dated, contractor-grade interior into an architecturally considered home.
Bergman Design House, co-founded by Marie Soliman and Albin Berglund, transforms a 4,000-square-foot listed London apartment into a collector's archive of enduring materials and commissioned craft.
Ana raš's Svila crafts a collection using UNESCO-protected woodcarving technique and the conceptual weight of a cocoon.
