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Kelsey-Marie Pitse

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Atlanta
As seen in: The Sectional, Illumination, Medium, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News, Frontiers, Substack, Yahoo and
Covers:  Travel, Home Decor, Design, Art
Editor at The Sectional

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Kelsey-Marie Pitse’s Biography

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Kelsey-Marie Pitse is a lifestyle editor, journalist, and content creator covering home, design, culture, travel, and modern living. She is the Senior Editor at The Sectional, where she leads editorial direction and develops stories that explore how women live with intention across style, wellness, travel, and the home.

Her work centers on the intersection of aesthetics, identity, and everyday life, with a focus on how people gather, create, and shape their environments. Kelsey-Marie has contri…

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Phillip Collins and Good Black Art Are Bringing Black Stories to the Walls of Every Home

Phillip Collins and Good Black Art Are Bringing Black Stories to the Walls of Every Home

Phillip Collins wants everyone to live with Black art.

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This Site Gives Independent African Designers a Global Platform

This Site Gives Independent African Designers a Global Platform

When Tanzanian curator and storyteller Nisha Kanabar founded Industrie Africa, her mission was to challenge m…

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Editor's Note: The Art of Home Honors Culture, Heritage, and Craftsmanship Through Design

Editor's Note: The Art of Home Honors Culture, Heritage, and Craftsmanship Through Design

This season at Home & Texture, we’re celebrating artisan craftsmanship and heritage through The Art of Home.

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Experience Georgia Like Never Before With These 5 Trips - Travel Noire

Experience Georgia Like Never Before With These 5 Trips - Travel Noire

Photo Credit: @criene via Twenty20 Domestic travel is a great way to experience the various cultures of each …

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How Philly-Based Chef Kurt Evans Is Telling Stories Of Mass Incarceration Through Food - Travel N...

How Philly-Based Chef Kurt Evans Is Telling Stories Of Mass Incarceration Through Food - Travel N...

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Chef Kurt Evans Chef Kurt Evans is a born and bred Philadelphian. He developed his …

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St. Lucian Native, Chef Nina Compton Is Lighting Up New Orleans' Culinary Scene - Travel Noire

St. Lucian Native, Chef Nina Compton Is Lighting Up New Orleans' Culinary Scene - Travel Noire

Photo Credit: Photo Cred: Denny Culbert Chef Nina Compton fell in love with cooking as a child growing up in …

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A Kids’ Room Designed to Feel Like Home—Even Just on Weekends

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By Kelsey Marie, Kelsey-Marie Pitse Verified
| homeandtexture.com
In her Charlotte home, Dashirl Roach designed this bedroom for her 9-year-old stepson with a clear understanding of how it would be experienced. He and his sister are there on the weekends, which means the space needed to feel immediate. Not something to grow into later. Not something that feels staged or occasional. Something that feels like his from the moment he walks in.
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This Professional Organizer’s Living Room Balances Color and Culture

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By Kelsey Marie, Kelsey-Marie Pitse Verified
| homeandtexture.com
There’s a difference between filling a living room and designing one with intention. Amber Kamat’s space makes that distinction clear. In her Atlanta home, the interior designer and professional organizer approached her living room as more than a place to sit. It’s a space inspired by what she returns to every day: family photos, music, television, and film. Instead of following a singular trend or aesthetic, Kamat focused on creating a room that feels cohesive and lived-in.
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This Kids’ Room Solves Shared Space by Looking to New Orleans Architecture

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By Kelsey Marie, Kelsey-Marie Pitse Verified
| homeandtexture.com
In this New Orleans home, a children’s room pulls directly from the city’s architectural history. Designed by B. Noelle Design, the shared space reimagines a classic Treme double shotgun house, creating two distinct sleeping areas for a brother and sister within a single room. It’s a clear design move, but it doesn’t feel overly literal.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first job as a journalist was as an intern at FOX News.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have never used a typewriter.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is changing news because now everyone has an opportunity to share their opinions and thoughts on their own platforms.