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Discover and contact the top Design journalists in UK, updated for 2025. If you're interested in contacting Design journalists, you can sign up below and download the Design journalists contact list!
Get Contact List →Download Contact ListDavid Nicholls is a UK-based journalist specializing in architectural preservation and interior design for House & Garden (UK). His work explores how historic homes adapt to modern living through thoughtful renovations that balance heritage and functionality.
With an estimated 85% of his bylines focusing on residential architecture, Nicholls remains a vital voice for professionals working at the intersection of history and contemporary design.
Based in the UK, Elinor Stephens specializes in sustainable architecture and cultural design trends. Her reporting emphasizes:
Stephens welcomes stories about architectural solutions to climate challenges but rarely covers luxury interior design or historical preservation without contemporary relevance.
As Digital Editor of The World of Interiors, Elly Parsons merges heritage design appreciation with cutting-edge tech analysis. Her career spans:
Enya Moore (Frame Magazine) shapes global design discourse through her UK-based reporting and academic scholarship. Her work sits at the intersection of:
Successful pitches to Moore typically include:
Avoid proposals focused solely on commercial product launches or style trends without deeper sociopolitical context.
Jessica Hayns redefines design journalism through her forensic approach to material culture. As Creative Director of The World of Interiors for three decades and now a sought-after freelance curator of spaces, she deciphers the hidden narratives in objects—from Neolithic arrowheads to Georgian cornicing.
“Bring me the backstory before the beauty shot.”
As Vogue Business’ Executive European Editor, Kirsty McGregor deciphers how technology redefines luxury design. Her dual expertise in film casting and fashion journalism creates unique angles for brands willing to showcase authentic innovation.
Recent Recognition: 2021 AACTA Award winner for casting excellence, bringing narrative rigor to design analysis .
Milan Design Week and its headline event, Salone del Mobile, are more than a furniture showcase — they have become a barometer for where design, fashion and luxury are headed next.
Milan Design Week and its headline event, Salone del Mobile, are more than a furniture showcase — they have become a barometer for where design, fashion and luxury are headed next.
‘Babyteeth’ sweeps the board at Australian Academy Awards
Malaika Byng (Wallpaper*, Financial Times) shapes global conversations about design’s role in ecological and cultural stewardship. Based in London, her work bridges:
Recent recognitions include the 2024 Craft Journalism Prize for her investigation into Congolese cobalt mining’s design implications. Avoid pitches about luxury consumer goods or starchitect vanity projects—focus instead on systemic change and community-centered narratives.
Nolan Giles is the Design Editor at Monocle and founder of the Substack publication Design Considered, where he explores sustainable architecture, cultural heritage in design, and urban innovation. Based in the UK, his work blends critical analysis with global fieldwork.
As Head of Curatorial at London’s Design Museum and award-winning design journalist, Priya Khanchandani bridges institutional scholarship and public discourse. Her work focuses on:
Successful pitches to Khanchandani should:
Recent Recognition:
Rosa Bertoli, Design Editor at Wallpaper*, shapes global conversations about material culture and spatial storytelling. Based in London with Italian roots, her work bridges European craftsmanship traditions with Asia’s evolving design lexicon.
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First Look: Remsen reframes ageing through design. ‘As you age, you should want the things you need’
Riga Marathon medals by Germans Ermičs celebrate the democratic nature of running
As Global Brand Director for Future PLC's design portfolio, Sarah Spiteri shapes international interior trends through Livingetc and affiliated publications. Her work combines historical analysis with cutting-edge material science, making her essential reading for design professionals and enthusiasts alike.
"Great design journalism doesn't just document trends – it anticipates how we'll live."
– Sarah Spiteri, BSME acceptance speech
Tilly Hemingway merges architectural rigor with accessible design as Creative Director at Hemingway Design and founder of Tilly Hemingway Ceramics. Based in London, her work spans urban regeneration, brutalist preservation, and functional ceramics, with features in The Telegraph, City A.M., and Absolutely Magazines.
As Wallpaper*'s longest-serving editor (2003-2018) and current contributing editor, Chambers shapes global design discourse through:
Achievement Spotlight: Curated 14 Wallpaper* Handmade exhibitions at Salone del Mobile, generating €380M in designer-manufacturer partnerships since 2010.
Veronica Simpson shapes global conversations about sustainable urban futures through her incisive DesignCurial reporting. With 15+ years documenting architecture's evolving role in societal challenges, she brings technical precision and human-centered storytelling to complex topics.
"The most compelling stories show how design decisions ripple through communities for generations."
Will Hudson (b. 1986) is a British design journalist and media entrepreneur best known for founding influential platform It's Nice That. His work sits at the intersection of commercial design practice and cultural commentary, with particular focus on:
Successful pitches combine rigorous design analysis with accessible storytelling. Avoid:
Recent projects like his Granta Magazine translation work demonstrate enduring interest in historical design's contemporary relevance. Hudson prioritizes stories that reveal design's role in shaping societal narratives.
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