Natasha Levy
Natasha is a freelance design writer and former interiors reporter at Dezeen.
She graduated from Brunel University with first-class honours in English literature and joined Dezeen as an intern in April 2017, and was quickly promoted to the role of editorial assistant five months later, before being made interiors reporter in the summer of 2018.
She left her role at Dezeen in 2020 but continues to write for the publication on a freelance basis.
Stories by Natasha Levy
Ab Rogers Design creates 19-square-metre apartment in London
Porto architects create five temporary gallery spaces for travelling art exhibition
Design Society museum in Shenzhen surveys the industry’s development with opening exhibitions
Curved opening frames reflective pool in London house extension by Tonkin Liu
Marcel Wanders uses mismatched patterns and oversized furnishings for Doha hotel
Competition: win a book that reveals the interiors of tiny homes
Denizen Works designs floating chapel shaped like a giant organ
Vibrant yellow kitchen brightens basement of north London home
Colourful cabinetry offsets white interior of Bauhaus-era apartment in Tel Aviv
Moleskine’s Smart Planner lets users organise notes on page and screen
Tetris Table by People’s Industrial Design Office slots together in different formations
Deep-green tiles and geometric entrances create distinctive toilets for Portuguese graveyard
Storage unit in Israeli home allows family to display an edited selection of their clutter
DH Liberty redesigns west London hotel to hint at the owner’s love of plants and beekeeping
Competition: win a book that showcases futuristic homes
Dezeen’s top 10 home interiors of 2017
Calico Wallpaper launches range of painterly textiles
Dezeen’s top 10 staircases of 2017
Klaarchitectuur inserts new architecture studio inside dilapidated Belgian chapel
M3 Architecture adds music studio with its own stage to garden of Australian residence
Greenery-themed decor leads redesign of Barcelona flat by Nook Architects
Photographer Will Scott celebrates the varied architecture of London Underground stations
