Leo Lei is a journalist at Design Milk. He specializes in architecture and planning, with a focus on interior design, house design, and home and garden topics. Leo's work has been featured in Design Milk, showcasing his insights into the world of design.
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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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APOLLO collaborates with Molteni designer Nicola Gallizia on a Tokyo apartment where storage modules become the architectural core.
The Westminster Residence in Toronto, by Batay-Csorba Architects, redefines Edwardian architecture with dramatic cathedral-like spaces.
The Spa at Inns of Aurora combines Ayurvedic wellness with architectural design to create healing center in New York's Finger Lakes region.
Michael Hsu's renovation of Travis Heights Historic Home preserves a Texas landmark while introducing contemporary elements.
Sierra Fox combines timeless materials, traditional techniques, and modern mountain architecture for an elegant yet inviting Sun Valley home.
New Operations Workshop's Mountain House blends Shou Sugi Ban techniques with modern design to create a retreat in the Colorado wilderness.
Studio Brocca creates a warm minimalist home in Ontario that blends Tuscan-inspired colors and materials with contemporary design elements.
Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel's architectural design by Stonehill Taylor weaves Boston's botanical heritage into luxury hospitality.
When aluminum meets color – Sabine Marcelis' Stedelijk Chair for BD Barcelona evolves from raw material statement to chromatic exploration.
Susan Clark's visionary curation reshapes contemporary design in Radnor's new Sutton Tower penthouse gallery showroom in New York City.
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