Diana Budds is a Writer and Editor at various prominent publications. She covers a range of topics including design, urbanism, and culture, with a focus on architecture, planning, and environmental issues. Diana's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Curbed, Dwell, Metropolis Magazine, and The New York Times.
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Diana Budds focuses on profiling artists, designers, and events within the design world. Her articles cover a wide range of topics within art and design including furniture, galleries, exhibitions, and historical references.
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See all the honorees of Fast Company's 2026 Innovation by Design Awards in the home category.
By: Diana Budds
Peaks by Moooi, a mountains-inspired seating system, is a winner of the 2026 Innovation by Design Awards.
The CEO of Krause Group is one of Fast Company's Best Dressed in Business for 2026.
The CEO of SpreeAI is one of Fast Company's Best Dressed in Business for 2026.
A new book by the landscape architect Billy Fleming illustrates how communities have successfully addressed decarbonization and climate justice.
By: Diana Budds
On Billionaire's Row, FXCollaborative designed a new home for Calvary Baptist Church combined with an office tower.
As low-price, low-quality knockoffs go viral on social media, home goods retailers are finding new ways to compete in the price wars.
By: Diana Budds
'I felt like I needed to set up some kind of project to document this interior before it disappeared,' says Chicago-based photographer Barbara Karant
The face of the counter is also modified cement and lime. Photography by Brad Dickson. October 13, 2026 Words: Diana Budds
Illustrations by Mark Conlan; all photos by courtesy The beginnings of these 11 Stanford Graduate School of Business romances are as varied as the alumni themselves.
