Wendy Goodman is the author of The World of Gloria Vanderbilt and, with Hutton Wilkinson, of Tony Duquette. She has been New York magazine’s interior design editor for 20 years. Goodman’s career began at Harper’s Bazaar, after which she went to the New York Times Magazine and House & Garden, revealing the worlds of style and fashion. She lives in New York City.
"Over 30 years, New York design editor Wendy Goodman has seen an
impressive range of private-home interiors. Here are more than 75
of her favorites."
*Vulture*
"Wendy Goodman has been New York magazine's interior design editor
for 20 years, and to say she is an expert in interiors is an
understatement. Her truest gift is uncovering spaces like no other.
Apartment Therapy had the pleasure of touring Wendy's own home in a
house tour, and you can see that she has a passion for her own
interiors, as well. In May I Come in? she visits more than 75
homes—all captured in full color, immersive photographs—of some of
the most unique homes, possibly ever.
if you are interested in statement-making spaces, you'll find
inspiration on nearly every page."
*Apartment Therapy*
"New York magazine's design editor Wendy Goodman takes readers on a
visual journey through the personality-packed homes of Gloria
Vanderbilt, Donatella Versace, Tina Turner and more."
*InStyle*
"On the occasion of her memoir, our design editor, recalls a few of
her greatest hits [...] the book tells her professional story as a
tour through three worlds: her own life, those amazing interiors,
and the great era of print magazines."
*New York Magazine*
"her [Wendy Goodman's] new book with Abrams, "May I Come In?" is
out Sept 25, and its glossy pages shine with photos of the glorious
residences she's been privy to"
*New York Post*
"In her new book, May I Come In?, the design editor at New York
magazine, renowned for her impeccable eye, shares a few of her
secrets."
*Vanity Fair*
"Magazine editor Wendy Goodman has passionately covered the world
of style, first as a fashion editor and then as an interior design
editor, since 1978 for publications including Interview, Harper’s
Bazaar, The New York Times Magazine, House & Garden, and New York.
This month she publishes her third book, May I Come In?, which is
packed with 70 of her favorite interiors along with her often
poignant, personal observations."
*Architectural Digest*
"Wendy Goodman's May I Come In? Is a Design Lover's Dream Book:
Tour the gorgeous homes of Gloria Vanderbilt, Richard Avedon, Tony
Duquette, and many others."
*Town & Country*
"In May I Come In? Wendy Goodman, who first worked for New York in
1984 and has been producing design stories here since 1997,
recounts an unusual life. An uncanny percentage of her friends are
hugely talented and/or just fabulous, and the book tells her
professional story as a tour through three worlds: her own life,
those amazing interiors, and the great era of print magazines.
"
*New York Magazine’s The Cut*
"For the friend who can't stop browsing apartment listings, gift
this book from New York magazine's design editor of 20 years, Wendy
Goodman. Goodman takes you through dozens of rooms, with pages of
inspiration on how to create a space that reflects your passions
and personality. (If you want a peek at her own space, we've got a
tour of her brownstone for you to browse.) "
*Apartment Therapy*
"Those who like to snoop around houses will enjoy this book by
American design editor Wendy Goodman. It is not about slick
interiors, but those 'where the decoration is a by-product of a
person's passions in life'. As such, the 75 houses and apartments
she visits - the result of 30 years of 'design-hunting adventures'
- are a diverse bunch. John Pawson's minimalist terrace in Notting
Hill could not be further from fashion designer Gene Meyer's
colourful New York apartment. The text is brief, but the
photographs - some taken by Wendy herself - make up for it."
*House & Garden*
"packed with offbeat home tours around the world"
*CupofJo.com*
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