Diana Budds is a Writer and Editor at various esteemed publications. She covers design, urbanism, and culture, with a focus on architecture, real estate, and environmental issues. Her work has been featured in Curbed, Dwell, Metropolis Magazine, Architectural Digest, and The New York Times, among others.
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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 Her articles cover a wide range of topics within art and design including furniture, galleries, exhibitions, and historical references.
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An addition to the Gropius House property underscores a growing challenge of historical homes: how to balance preservation with the demands of visitation.
How this artist, writer and graphic designer's repurposed home and her creative life became one.
By: Diana Budds
To build a 400-square-foot structure behind his parents' Marin County home, designer Toby Watters had to navigate strict environmental protections and sewage problems—and win the neighbors' approval.
By: Diana Budds
Embroidery designs, drawings, and even a tiny detail from a book cover were lifted from the British designer’s archives at The Huntington and put to use for the new floor covering collection.
A little bit playground, a little bit park, this playscape at Marlboro Houses in Brooklyn uses abstraction to invite open-ended play and social interaction among the residents.
By: Diana Budds
By Diana Budds • • The Haystack Mountain School of Crafts has been described as something like a craft utopia.
By: Diana Budds
Lighting specialists are the not-so-secret weapons of top architects and interior decorators—and these luminaries are the industry darlings
By: Diana Budds
Ally Silberkleit channeled her obsession with tinkering into a bespoke three-level home.
With mood lighting, iconic furniture, and lots of wood, the software company wants its Market Street space to look like anything but the office of a software company.
How product designers are inspired by fading flowers, the properties of ice and water and tree bark as a ready-made.
