Ludovica Stevan is a journalist at Goyal & Co. She specializes in architecture and planning, with a keen focus on home and garden topics, house design, and interior design. Her work has been featured in prestigious publications such as Architectural Digest and House & Garden.
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Ludovica's articles mainly focus on interior design, with an emphasis on innovative and space-saving ideas. She often provides reviews and industry-specific insights related to house & home themes.
Given her interest in unique spaces and designs, she may be interested in pitches that feature expert commentary from architects, interior designers, or individuals who have expertise in creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing living spaces. Pitches centered around the latest trends in interior design or innovative architectural concepts might resonate well with her coverage style.
Since Ludovica doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it's advisable to tailor pitches based on international examples of exceptional interior design projects or global trends within the architecture and design industries.
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By: Erika Owen, Fiona Bornhöft, Juliet Izon, Pratyush Sarup, Sarah Lyon, Ludovica Stevan, Tayler Adigun, Amelia Mularz, Sarah Archer, Nicolas Milon, Katie Schultz
With the right technology, we could see a future where urban spaces are connected, responsive, and resilient.
By: Julie Soefer, Leilani Marie Labong, Nicolas Milon, Mayer Rus, Kristen Flanagan, Paola Singer, Michael Gioia, Ludovica Stevan, David Sokol, Leonora Epstein, Annabelle Dufraigne, Marina P. Asins, Katie Schultz, Gay Gassmann, Kyle Hoepner, Marta Sader
Designer Benjamin Johnston distills a Houston home down to its curvaceous essence
By: Marta Sader, Calvin Klein, Katie Schultz, Sarah Archer, Joyce Chen, Leonora Epstein, Nicolas Milon, Paola Singer, Ludovica Stevan, India Roby
The Tallahassee dwelling was built in Wright’s hemicycle style
By: Ludovica Stevan, Sara Magni
The Bolzano house now features open spaces, contemporary furnishings, and original details that create a dialogue between past and present
By: Ludovica Stevan
At just 35 square meters, this tiny apartment in Berlin shows how each element finds its precise place in a perfect balance where nothing is left to chance.
By: Riccardo Rudi, Ludovica Stevan
Inspired by Le Corbusier and Franco Albini, the designers of this space devised a solution that maximizes form and function
By: Ludovica Stevan
Designed by an all-female trio, this transformation for a jet-setting Italian family is an exercise in sartorial precision
By: Carlo Oriente, Ludovica Stevan
A redecoration in quiet blues and vibrant greens provides an antidote to a busy professional life
By: Ludovica Stevan, Alaimo Antonio
The original owner of this 280-square-foot apartment, the Italian poet Angela Panaro, spent her life surrounded by words—they weren't just tools, but places to return to when the world became too much.
By: Francesca Iovene, Ludovica Stevan
Abundant natural light and vintage details lend this 2,700-square-foot pad a verdant vibe
