Ifeoluwa Adedeji
Ifeoluwa Adedeji is a Nigerian-British journalist who is based in Milan. She studied journalism and French in the UK and has written for The New York Times, The Observer, Wallpaper*, and more. She was a member of the jury for the 2025 Milan Triennale Bee awards and acts as a consultant for emerging brands, designers, and small organizations.
Latest articles by Ifeoluwa Adedeji
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"It's Cocktail-Ready" — Peek Inside a William F. Cody-Designed Palm Springs Pied-à-Terre Where Sunset Pinks and a Wet Bar Serve Up the Good TimesMichelle Boudreau Design has brought the warmth of California into this mid-century holiday home
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"The Space Is Inhabited by Her Memory" — Loss Is the Blueprint for This Designer's Emotive São Paulo Studio, and Music Is Its FoundationShaped around a single handwritten score her late mother wrote for her at birth, architect Clara Nahas's CASACOR debut explores the very meaning of home
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This Beverly Hills Home Was Transformed From "Complete Disarray" to a Mid-Century Marvel and Cocooning Family NestEuropean style was key to this Californian renovation project by Kevin Klein Design, who knew this family's taste long before he set foot inside
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The Genius 'Almond'-Shaped Kitchen Island of This London Residence Captures the Essence of a Home Built Around Togetherness — And the Boldness of West African ArtInspired by the owners' roots and emotional ties, French duo Uncanny Studio turned a Regent's Park apartment into a canvas for heritage, family life, and downtime
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In This San Diego Home, the Kitchen Backsplash Set the Tone for the Whole Property's Design — A Mediterranean-Inspired Nest Sculpted From Glaze, Textures, and MemoriesA leak in the existing kitchen expanded the scope of the 1980s renovation, leaving room for interior designer Abbie Naber to create layered spaces and add depth through tiling and color
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