About The Interior Review
Formed as a response to the high volume, content-farm approach that most online publications utilize, The Interior Review was started in 2017 as an outlet for creative releases and observations by thinkers unbound by specialty. It is by and for those whom are excited by the world and its remarkable performance. The idea of The Interior Review is to go a bit further, motivated by wit, considerate observation, and recognition where it is due. International in scope, our focus ranges from art in all of its forms, interior design and style, as well as cultural critique.
With the support of a network of creatives, The Interior Review also practices as a Creative Consultancy. Learn more here.
About the Editor
Benjamin “Yamin” Schmidt (1995-) is a cultural critic, design consultant, and occasional UN press correspondent. He was born in Russia and lives in New York, New York. He studied Political Science at St. John's University, where he started curating DS206, an art gallery.
He's an Art & Lifestyle editor at The Knockturnal and has written for Bond Official, Gagg Magazine, Jones Magazine, EBONY, N+1, The Economist, and Palm Beach Daily News. He's appeared as a panelist at The Red House, a speaker at St. John's University, and has appeared on Pratt Radio.