Karen Anderson
Karen was digital and engagement editor at Dezeen from 2018-2022.
She holds a bachelor's degree in English and History from the University of Nottingham.
Before joining Dezeen in 2018, Karen wrote interior design columns for The Evening Standard and The Times. She also edited homes and interiors supplements for The Telegraph.
Other publications Karen has contributed to include Vogue, World of Interiors, Ideal Home, The Sunday Times Style, InStyle, Country Homes and Interiors and Country Living Magazine.
Stories by Karen Anderson
Commenter says school shootings “are not a design problem”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features a “treeless treehouse”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features a minimalist New York home
Commenter says “no culture experiments with the domestic house like the Japanese”
Commenter wants “Ukrainian architects to rebuild Ukraine”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features a community centre by Sou Fujimoto
“I’m embarrassed for my profession” says commenter
Dezeen Debate newsletter features the world’s skinniest skyscraper
Commenter says “all refugee villages should be dignified”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features 10 new construction materials
Commenter says the public “isn’t aware of billions of bird deaths caused by glass buildings”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features London’s best home renovations
“Sensible proposals that are not adopted indicate a failure of design thinking” says commenter
“This is Frank’s best work” says commenter
Dezeen Debate newsletter features a supertall skyscraper in China
Commenter calls fur-covered Balenciaga fashion store “the wrong statement on climate change”
“Kurokawa would appreciate that his work is finite” says commenter
Dezeen Debate newsletter features Thomas Heatherwick’s “volcanic” performing arts centre in China
“Vacuum cleaners require a different approach to accessories” says commenter
Dezeen Debate newsletter features Giuseppe Zanotti’s digital trainers
Commenter calls The Colburn School extension “a love child of Gehry and Koolhaas”
Dezeen Debate newsletter features this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize winner
