Grace Bernard is a Contributing Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in architecture and planning, real estate, and consumer travel, often exploring themes related to home and garden, interior design, and the construction industry. Grace's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Newswav, Wallpaper*, Condé Nast Traveler, Thrillist, Architectural Digest, Dwell, designboom, and MSN.
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Grace Bernard's articles predominantly cover design and house & home topics, with a focus on unique and innovative architectural designs, renovations, and interior design. She seems to favor reviewing specific projects or products within the design industry. Therefore, she might be interested in receiving pitches that offer insights into new trends in home design or architecture, innovative renovation techniques, or unique interior design concepts.
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An oculus centered above the pool anchors the indoor/outdoor floor plan.
By: Grace Bernard
The architects brought in five geometric patterns, three solid colors, and three types of terrazzo.
A frame extending past the envelope lets them move completely out of the way of the view.
Dating back to 1806, the property comes with a converted villa, two moorings, and waterfront views of the floating city. Location: Venice, Italy
Designed by an architect as his personal residence, the solar-powered building uses 90 percent less energy for heating than typical homes, and it has an envelope that's about 13 times tighter than code requirements.
Minqa atelier specified a timber construction style that could be tweaked on the hard-to-access site.
Helen & Hard Architects digitally scanned spruce trees to precision mill them into structural elements that resemble their original forms.
By: Grace Bernard
The midcentury home of Murray Gell-Mann features a copper-clad fireplace, colored-glass panels, and big exposed beams—and it’s one of architect William E. Blurock’s few residential designs.
By: Grace Bernard
The panelized CLT build also means the first level doesn't have any interior walls.
By: Dwell Exclusives
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