Independent Writer And Editorial Consultant
Michelle Duncan is an independent writer and editorial consultant based in Brooklyn. She specializes in stories related to design, covering a range of topics including interiors, architecture, art, and fashion, with a focus on lifestyle and culture. Michelle's work has been featured in notable publications such as Architectural Digest, Robb Report, and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Michelle Duncan's coverage primarily revolves around house & home, entertainment news, and the real estate industry. She often covers private sector announcements related to these topics.
If you have any exclusive insights or announcements within the house & home industry such as interior design trends, celebrity homes, unique real estate properties or major developments in the entertainment and real estate sectors, Michelle may be interested in covering them.
Given her interest in featuring specific locations and properties linked to celebrities or noteworthy figures from the world of entertainment and design, she might appreciate pitches centered on exclusive interviews with notable personalities connected to iconic homes or innovative property designs.
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By: Michelle Duncan
A true real-estate investor, the star even sank money into a successful horse-racing track
Bardot's “chic” upbringing The big-screen bombshell lived it up in style, from her haute bourgeoisie upbringing in Paris to her St. Tropez estate
By: Michelle Duncan
The big-screen bombshell lived it up in style, from her haute bourgeoisie upbringing in Paris to her St. Tropez estate
By: Michelle Duncan
The legendary actor spent her early career living in Los Angeles, but left the bright lights of Hollywood behind at 33 for two European locales
By: Michelle Duncan
The big-screen bombshell lived it up in style, from her haute bourgeoisie upbringing in Paris to her St. Tropez estate
By: Katie Schultz, Michelle Duncan
Whether it's a farm in Connecticut or a lodge in Maine, the tastemaker's home is always a good thing.
By: Michelle Duncan
Including how Jackie Kennedy stepped in to save the Beaux Arts masterpiece when it was nearly demolished int he 1970s
By: Michelle Duncan
London-born actor, singer, and model Jane Birkin arrived in Paris in 1967 and summarily became the prototype for French girl style.
By: Michelle Duncan
The multihyphenate It girl’s abodes embodied her signature breezy style.
By: Kathryn Schultz, Michelle Duncan
From her first farmhouse in Connecticut to her storied Maine retreat, her homes reveal the making of one of the world's great tastemakers
