Wendy Goodman is the Design Editor at Curbed and New York Magazine. With a rich background in fashion and a focus on architecture and planning, she explores themes of home and garden, house design, and interior design, while also delving into fine art and arts & crafts. Wendy's work has been featured in publications such as the Greenfield Recorder, Magzter, Curbed, and 1stDibs.
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Wendy Goodman's coverage predominantly focuses on design, particularly interior design and house & home topics within New York City. She appears to favor profile features, opinion editorials, expert commentary, seasonal pieces, and how-to guides.
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Ten Alcova picks by Wendy Goodman. Every year, the Salone del Mobile , otherwise known as the Milan Furniture Fair, gets bigger, and so do the roving packs of the design obsessed.
I'm no stranger to design fairs; I've been going to them for decades. But TEFAF is on another level.
An artist couple renovated a country house with enough space for an art collection and their own work.
At the home of a Gramercy couple, chicken potpie dinners are followed with Cole Porter by the piano.
A couple has preserved the photographer's former Montauk property. Minus the erosion, things look just about the same.
A 19th-century brownstone is restored with a French twist and an interior courtyard.
A 19th-century brownstone is restored with a French twist and an interior courtyard.
An architect couple did a number on a cottage set high above the Long Island Sound.
A Noho homeowner lost his view and gained a garden. Loring McAlpin had been living in a bright sixth-floor loft on Great Jones Street for
