Olivia Mull
Olivia was the digital director of Dezeen until February 2018. She managed the digital team and led all special editorial projects. She won an industry award for Dezeen Hot List, which was named Best Content Idea – Digital at the BSME Talent Awards 2017.
Olivia is also a Young Trustee of the Architecture Foundation and assisted with the curation of its Papers festival at the Barbican in 2016.
Olivia read History of Art at London's Courtauld Institute of Art, and reviewed exhibitions for Artlyst while completing her studies. She then went on to work for a commercial London art gallery and the Burlington Magazine, an academic journal, before joining Dezeen in 2014.
Stories by Olivia Mull
London is becoming “the most important place for collectible design” say gallerists
Caruso St John’s Gagosian Grosvenor Hill art gallery opens in London
Nika Zupanc adds seating to her collection for Sé
Scholten & Baijings upholsters Herman Miller seating in gridded fabric
Antony Gormley occupies French gallery with monumental metal sculptures
Charles Pétillon fills abandoned spaces with white balloons
Vincent Van Duysen Architects fits Aesop’s Hamburg store with a chunky stone sink
Pablo Benito illustrates international clubbing meccas
Robert Stadler combines construction materials in sculptures for Paris exhibition
Designer Christmas cards 2014
Brutalist buildings: National Theatre, London by Denys Lasdun
Kotaro Horiuchi creates a Paper Cave inside his architecture studio
Postmodern architecture: No 1 Poultry, London, by James Stirling
Carsten Höller transforms London’s South Bank into a playground
Drawings from the Charles Rennie Mackintosh archive show his “exceptional draughtsmanship”
Raw Edges installs dye-soaked wooden floor across 19th-century sculpture gallery
Fujiko Nakaya hides Bristol bridge inside a blanket of fog
Anderssen & Voll creates a collection of tools for indoor gardening
Bioluminescent Forest glimmers with projection-mapped light
Bolon reinterprets Missoni’s iconic zigzag for new flooring collection
London designers create tiny dream rooms for Museum of Childhood exhibition
White concrete cultural centre by DRDH nestles up against a Norwegian harbour
