Sydney Gore is a Senior Digital Design Editor at [Employer]. She brings a fresh perspective to architecture, design, beauty, and fashion, with a focus on home and garden topics, as well as house and interior design. Gore has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and The Cut.
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Sydney Gore's articles primarily focus on architecture and interior design, with a specific emphasis on home and garden features. Her coverage mainly includes profile features that provide informative insights into unique designs and designers in the global context, particularly Sweden.
When reaching out to Sydney, consider offering pitches related to innovative or unconventional home and garden designs, profiles of notable figures within the architecture and interior design space in Sweden or globally, as well as trends reshaping the industry. Additionally, providing insights into emerging architectural styles or sustainable practices could capture her interest.
Given Sydney’s geographic focus on Sweden but also covering global stories about architecture and design, experts who can speak to international influences would be valuable for potential contributions.
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Contributor Sydney Gore dives into the book club trend.
Madelynn Hudson uses soft lighting, sculptural pieces and warm wood tones to channel serenity inside an upstate retreat for her family of three.
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By: Katherine McLaughlin
Sometimes, vintage shopping can feel like an Olympic sport —especially when you're playing the game online.
By: Jeremie Souteyrat, Sydney Gore
In Matilda Goad’s Victorian terrace house, the kitchen is the first room you see. She designed it to make a good impression.
Welcome to the suite life.
By: Lauren Lancaster, Sydney Gore
The husband-and-wife duo behind Wretched Flowers keep their bedroom cozy with bespoke treasures.
Celebrities are now transitioning from building beauty brands to home design. Ahead, we showcase celebrities who are tastemaker rather than just influencers.
Colorful cabinets, collages, and couches create the ultimate fun zone for Alex Proba’s daughter.
Eny Lee Parker and Soren Ferguson brought an 1870s farmhouse in Connecticut back to life using scraps from its past.
Pierce & Ward just dropped their second collection and we are highlighting the standout pieces.
