Kiera Coffee is a writer, prop stylist/set designerand craft developer in New York City. She has spent more than a decade writing about design in its many forms, as well as creating unique interiors and sets.

Naturally curious about what makes visual life compelling, Kiera has published a wide variety of articles, including an investigation into how female prisoners decorate their jail cells (Nest magazine), how adult-baby fetishists outfit their nurseries (Nest magazine), where ruffled bed skirts originated (Martha Stewart Living magazine) and the history behind familiar motifs such as plaid, quatrefoils, Greek keys and more (Shutterstock). Her most recent publication is a book titled Let The Sun In, a collaboration with Todd Oldham about Alexander Girard, published by Phaidon press.

Kiera has created colorful sets for numerous clients that showcase her creativity and penchant for handmade props. Her set designs have been seen on packaging, in advertisements, blogs and more. She has styled countless homes for shelter magazines/blogs where her eye leans toward vibrant elegance.

When Kiera is not doing any of the above work, she is sending odd items through the mail—largely documented on her Instagram account @KieraCoffee.