Kelly Pau

Design Editor for AN Interior

fresh meadows, new york, united states

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I am a New York–based design and culture writer and editor at the intersection of power and race. Currently, I'm design editor at The Architect’s Newspaper and a regular contributor for Salon’s Culture desk. I’ve written about design, internet culture, TikTok trends, fashion/beauty, politics and celebrities and the sociopolitical reasons they are popular or problematic for The Cut, Vox, Bitch and other outlets.

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Wallcoverings, siding, insulation, and other buildings products created from bio-based materials

This selection of offerings reflects how agricultural and industrial by-products are scalable resources for creating new, bio-based alternatives to traditional building materials. ACRE V-Groove Siding Modern Mill An editors’ pick in AN’s Best of Products ... See more

archpaper.com•Kelly Pau•Jan 13, 2026

New Affiliates's Pocket Knife Apartment uses millwork to encourage connection between family and neighbors

Graphic designer Courtney Gooch, whose work has appeared in exhibitions for New York Public Library and Jewish Museum, bought a 2,400-square-foot rowhouse in New York’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood with her husband and two young children. The family up... See more

archpaper.com•Kelly Pau•Jan 12, 2026

DeRoche Projects erects trapezoidal rammed earth panels around a tennis court for Backyard Community Club-with more to follow

In Accra, Ghana, a new tennis court offers professional-level playing for those under 18, as well as free lessons for local kids. Dubbed Backyard Community Club, the new court is also host to local outdoor gatherings and screenings when not in use. The th... See more

aninteriormag.com•Kelly Pau•Jan 9, 2026

At Pocketbook Hudson, a bygone textile mill comes back to life as an ambitious hotel and spa

At Pocketbook Hudson, a hotel that opened last November in Hudson, New York, subversion is everything. A bed is also a bath. Curtains are made of metal. An antique hooked rug is an ottoman—and also, improbably, a vase. Nothing at Pocketbook is quite what ... See more

aninteriormag.com•Kelly Pau•Jan 7, 2026

BACH converts part of Reina Sofía Museum into a new cinema, set beneath a triangular acoustic screen

Before the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, or Reina Sofía Museum, there was the General Hospital of Madrid, an 18th-century construction designed by José de Hermosilla and Francisco Sabatini. In 1992, it opened as Madrid’s new art museum, home ... See more

aninteriormag.com•Kelly Pau•Jan 6, 2026

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Bachelors, Comparative Literature at Reed CollegeGraduated: 2020

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Wallcoverings, siding, insulation, and other buildings products created from bio-based materials

New Affiliates's Pocket Knife Apartment uses millwork to encourage connection between family and neighbors

DeRoche Projects erects trapezoidal rammed earth panels around a tennis court for Backyard Community Club-with more to follow

At Pocketbook Hudson, a bygone textile mill comes back to life as an ambitious hotel and spa

BACH converts part of Reina Sofía Museum into a new cinema, set beneath a triangular acoustic screen

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Wallcoverings, siding, insulation, and other buildings products created from bio-based materials

New Affiliates's Pocket Knife Apartment uses millwork to encourage connection between family and neighbors

DeRoche Projects erects trapezoidal rammed earth panels around a tennis court for Backyard Community Club-with more to follow

At Pocketbook Hudson, a bygone textile mill comes back to life as an ambitious hotel and spa

BACH converts part of Reina Sofía Museum into a new cinema, set beneath a triangular acoustic screen