Executive Editor, @dwell / kate dot dries at dwell dot com
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@Dwell has updated pitch guidelines, with details on all our verticals/editors, the print magazine, and contracts/rates. We would love to hear from you! dwell.com/article/how-to-sub…
Important announcement for those living in my head: as a Billy obsessive from day one, moving forward, I'll be referring to You Can See Everything as Billy's Story
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Our book is out TOMORROW and the LA Times wrote about it TODAY!!
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In this issue, a first: I mommyblogged
Our Generations issue is here. In its pages, we explore design for all ages, from actually nice kids toys to Chicago town houses that have stood the test of time to an affordable home worth growing old in. However old you are and whatever kind of home you have, we hope this issue shows you what’s possible at every age. Read it now: x.dwell.com/jan-feb-2026
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Our annual American design issue is here! Inside, we take a look at homes from across the country that all draw from history. The stories look back, but also look forward. Check it out now: x.dwell.com/nov-dec-2025
Some of you haven't listened to Elizabeth Gilbert's May 2022 two-part appearance on Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach's podcast We Can Do Hard Things and it shows
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Wave pools have become the next resort amenity for the wealthy who want guaranteed rides.
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Delighted to share my first article for @dwell on @sniffspot, homeownership, reactive dogs, and the rental economy. dwell.com/article/sniffspot-…
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this is a real billboard in west LA right now
god bless Teenjus and god bless Uncle Baby Billy Freeman
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Fireplaces adorned with Arts and Crafts tiles are among the sole surviving relics of the town’s architectural heritage, and volunteers are on a mission to salvage them.
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As strange as this viral project may seem, there’s a historical precedent for this kind of adaptive reuse—but that doesn’t mean it’s always done right.
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For @dwell I did a deep dive into Chicago’s Missing Middle Infill Housing (née Come Home Chicago) to figure out if design competitions, even with the best laid plans, can result in any public good. 🧵 dwell.com/article/do-archite…
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people ask me if i feel safe in nyc and i’m like no, there’s always a small chance you might encounter middle schoolers on the train right after school lets out
Would love to be in the hive mind at Netflix as they decide which of their real estate shows start with "Buying" and which start with "Selling." First it was alliterative; now it seems totally random
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Remember the Craig Ellwood that was demolished? This man wants to rebuild it—in New York: dwell.com/article/craig-ellw…
New issue of @dwell all about GOING OUTSIDE! Featuring... dwell.com/magazine/go-play-o…
A winding history of the tree house from @StassaEdwards dwell.com/article/history-of…
And this house, which the owners built purposefully without windows or A.C. dwell.com/article/hill-over-…
