This May Be the Only Time You’ll Get $1,000 Off a Cold Picnic Rug
And in the name of supporting India’s COVID-19 relief efforts, at that.
Lindsey Mather
Editorial Director, Home
Lindsey Mather is a proud “words person” who oversees Domino’s home content strategy and creation, from rental renovations to home tours. She writes and edits stories about the ways people shape their spaces—and how their spaces shape them. She lives in New York City.
Highlights
- Lindsey stumbled into design writing seven years ago and never looked back.
- Her passions include workshopping headlines, checking site traffic on the weekends just for fun, and eating her husband’s homemade pizza.
- Previous work experience: Architectural Digest, West Elm
Experience
Before she joined Domino, Lindsey helped launch Architectural Digest’s small-space–focused Clever vertical and spent a brief time in the copywriting world at West Elm. Her very first magazine job was at Martha Stewart Living.
Education
Lindsey graduated from Syracuse University with a bachelor’s in magazine journalism and policy studies.
Design Philosophy
Google Slides is your best friend. For instance: Debating between three dining tables? Drag your top contenders onto a slide with pictures of the pieces already in your space (I just take iPhone pics and screenshots). It’s the easiest way to visualize how everything will work—or not work—together.
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Down to the sculptural banister.
4 Things We Learned From Restoring Our Historic ’70s Home on Fire Island
First-timers share their hard-earned wisdom.
Keia McSwain Is Asking the Design Industry to Take Action
The Black Interior Designers Network’s 10 steps to being an ally.
This London Victorian’s Punchy Palette—Malachite! Bubblegum! Cobalt!—Was Predestined
The hallway previously boasted ’50s pink walls and green carpeting.
Layer These Paint Colors for the Ultimate “Concrete” Fireplace
A life-size cardboard model makes the rest a breeze.
Madelynn Furlong’s Little Slice of Paris in Los Angeles
It came together with the help of Photoshop.
In Alyssa Coscarelli’s New Apartment, the Closet Looks Like a Store
There’s even a “new arrivals” section.
This San Francisco Home Expansion Was the Epitome of a Family Affair
All hands on deck.