Srishti Mitra is a junior editor and a social media marketer at Yanko Design. With a Master’s in English Literature, she covers a diverse range of topics including design, architecture, travel, and lifestyle, effectively bridging the gap between the technical aspects of design and a broader audience. Srishti's work has been featured in Yanko Design and Newswav.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Srishti Mitra's articles focus primarily on house & home, design, innovative products and technology. Her coverage contains a significant amount of promotional deals with a focus on reviewing innovative designs in the realm of home, furniture, technology and pet products.
Given her emphasis on promoting and reviewing innovative designs in various categories such as furniture, cabins, stationery items, electric bicycles etc., she would likely be interested in pitches related to new and groundbreaking products or designs within these areas. This could include exclusive previews or first looks at upcoming releases.
If you have unique insights into emerging trends within these fields or access to the latest innovative products that align with Srishti’s coverage themes, she may find value in hearing from you.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Srishti Mitra
Creating the ultimate art kit requires a careful selection of tools that meet your creative needs and enhance your artistic experience. From innovative storage solutions to versatile drawing aids, these essential products will transform your art kit into a powerhouse of creativity and efficiency. We've curated a collection of the top picks that every artist
By: Srishti Mitra
Tucked away in Jakarta’s business district is the Stalk Tree-Hugger. It is designed by RAD+ar, and it embraces five existing tall trees with a parametric fabric, building a mesmerizing play of light and shadows to support different commercial activities. The project focuses on creating a unique spatial experience while adopting and maintaining a simple yet functional design. The design is intended to be in complete harmony and tandem with the surrounding greenery. It includes a restaurant and lounge, protected by the shifting shadows of the trees, building an intimate and interesting ambiance.
By: Srishti Mitra
In today's fast-paced world, where notifications, deadlines, and digital overload are constant, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Studies show that the average person checks their phone over 96 times a day—proof of how deeply we're immersed in a culture of urgency. But what if there was a way to slow down, be present, and truly enjoy life's simple moments?
By: Srishti Mitra
Studio Wok recently gave a disused technical building at QuatroDesign's headquarters in northern Italy a remarkable makeover. They transformed it into an artist residency, armed with living and sleeping areas, and a unique-looking roof. The Milan-based studio redid the headquarters for QuadroDesign in 2022 and then handled this second phase as well, which involved fixing
By: Srishti Mitra
If you’re seeking an impressively large towable dwelling, then you may want to have a look at the TinyPlex. Designed by Tiny House Listings, the TinyPlex includes not only one but two homes. Each home measures around 200 sq ft, and it accommodates an open and light-filled interior that can sleep two people.
Everyday Carry (EDC) items have become an essential part of modern life, blending functionality with personal style. As we step into 2025, new trends are shaping the EDC landscape, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and personalization. We have culminated the top 5 EDC trends you should watch out for this year.
By: Srishti Mitra
Designed by Rover Tiny Homes, the Cortes is a spacious and comfortable full-time residence with two downstairs bedrooms and a large living room. It measures around 38 feet in length and is equipped with three slide-out sections, which expand the already impressive floor space. The home is based on a triple-axle trailer, and weighs around 20,000 lb, making it quite a hefty tiny home. It will have to be delivered and isn’t the best fit for regular towing. The tiny house is finished in hardwearing metal siding and is topped off with a metal roof.
By: Srishti Mitra
In a world that glorifies hustle culture and instant gratification, it’s easy to feel like life is slipping through our fingers. We rush from one task to the next, barely pausing to catch our breath—let alone appreciate the beauty around us. But what if true fulfillment isn’t found in doing more, but in doing less, with greater intention?
Embarking on your homeownership journey comes with the excitement of setting up your kitchen. You could be a seasoned cook or a culinary novice, but you need to have the right kitchenware to make meal preparation enjoyable and efficient. I know moving into your own home can be terrifying and unchartered territory, and to be honest, if I were in such a position, I would need some trusty and handy tools at my disposal, giving me the confidence that I can take care of my meals without much fuss, So, we've curated a collection of the ten essential kitchen items that every first-time homeowner should consider to make their life a whole lot easier.
The Dogwood is completely pushing the boundaries of a ‘tiny home’ and maybe the largest we’ve seen. It occupies a floor space of 750 sq ft and was designed by Mustard Seed Tiny Homes. It is 52 feet long and 14 feet wide, bigger than the ‘big’ tiny homes we’ve recently seen, like the duplex model TinyPlex
(833) 317-6278 
