Tracy Kaler is a Writer at various esteemed publications, including Barron's and The Telegraph. She specializes in travel, food, wine, and interior design, with a particular focus on architecture and planning, home and garden, and house design. Tracy's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Travel Magazine and CNBC.
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Tracy Kaler's coverage predominantly focuses on design and house & home topics, such as interior design, color trends, and home renovation. She also covers lifestyle topics related to luxury goods and boutique hotels.
To effectively pitch to Tracy Kaler, consider providing how-to guides or expert commentary relating to interior design and the latest industry trends. Also, if you have insights into luxury goods or boutique hotel experiences that align with her coverage themes, those could be suitable for pitching as well.
Additionally, given her interest in specific features like skylights or textured surfaces within homes and neighborhoods, offering unique perspectives on these elements might catch her attention.
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Experts offer inspiration for a contemporary approach to art, using canvases, photographs and textiles sans frames
Whether it’s tassels, fringe or tiebacks, “trim is the jewelry of a room”
By: Tracy Kaler
Jump on the ‘summer camp classic’ look for an imperfect yet sentimental vibe
Transform the unfurnished landings and awkward alcoves of your home into attractive, usable spaces
Designers share tips on how to light up the heart of the home for function, style and mood
By: Tracy Kaler
Whether a curved couch or a multipurpose table, functional, comfortable furnishings are trending this year
Houston designer Benjamin Johnston shares his secret to balancing minimalism and maximalism—and the Boutique pieces to help you nail the look
In this more-is-more style, personal expression is key
By: Tracy Kaler
No matter your style, these timeless patterns can punch up any space
Flexible furnishings, multiple zones and low-level lighting for atmosphere add function to a showpiece space
