Vy Yang is a Senior Contributing Editor at Newswav. She specializes in architecture and planning, family and relationships, and consumer interests, often exploring themes related to home and garden, house design, and interior design. Vy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Design Milk and Architectural Digest.
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Vy Yang's coverage is heavily focused on design, with an emphasis on promoting and showcasing new products. As such, she may be most responsive to pitches that align with her focus on design themes and product promotion.
Given the prevalence of promotional deals and press releases in her articles, it seems that Vy prefers content related to new product launches, award announcements, or significant developments within the design industry. Therefore, companies launching innovative designs or receiving prestigious awards might find success in reaching out to Vy for potential coverage.
As there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Vy's articles, she appears open to covering international design-related topics without a regional limitation.
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Stylish bins, baskets, and boxes that make organization easier—and easier on the eyes
Consider this your sign to give your office a little more flexibility
By: Yelena Moroz Alpert, Vy Yang, Kate McGregor
The word “recliner” may call to mind images of bulky basement furniture from the '90s.
By: Julia Harrison, Kate McGregor, Vy Yang, Yelena Moroz Alpert
Our homes rarely stay the same for long–and your sofa shouldn't have to, either. The best modular sofas allow you to reconfigure your seating setup
Mention your need for a kitchen rug in conversation, and you'll either be greeted with enthusiastic recommendations or watch someone recoil at the
By: Julia Harrison, Vy Yang
As any parent knows, finding the perfect kids bedding sets can be difficult—you're looking for sheets that are both cute and durable, suitable for little ones but maintain some longevity.
By: Blake Bakkila, Julia Harrison, Vy Yang
Whether it's for a teenager looking to reclaim valuable floor space or a preschooler moving into their first big-kid room , the best loft beds can
By: Vy Yang, Kate McGregor, Yelena Moroz Alpert
Couches for families are arguably some of the most agonizing furniture purchases. The sofa needs to anchor the living room, set the tone for everything
By: Vy Yang, Yelena Moroz Alpert
Finding the right kids' table-and-chair sets for your home can feel a bit like a Goldilocks moment—you want one that's just right.
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