Design writer focusing on interior styling, lighting behavior, and practical home improvement.
Perla Irish is a design writer with a focus on how people actually live in their homes — especially in small apartments and limited spaces. Her work centers on practical organization, everyday design decisions, and the subtle ways lighting, layout, and habits affect how a space feels and functions.
Rather than approaching home improvement as a series of purchases, Perla’s writing emphasizes observation, adjustment, and real-world usability. She explores how small changes — often using items people already own — can make spaces easier to live in over time.
Experience & Editorial Focus
Perla’s perspective is shaped by hands-on experience addressing common challenges in small-space living, including clutter accumulation, inefficient storage, and lighting choices that impact comfort and usability. Her writing bridges design principles with everyday routines, making complex ideas approachable and relevant.
Topics she frequently covers include apartment organization, no-buy organizing strategies, lighting behavior in lived-in spaces, and practical home improvement choices that prioritize long-term comfort over trends.
Role at Living Bits & Things
At Living Bits & Things, Perla contributes experience-driven articles designed to help readers simplify everyday living. Her work supports the site’s editorial focus on clarity, usefulness, and trust — with an emphasis on realistic solutions rather than idealized interiors.
All of her articles are reviewed by the Living Bits & Things editorial team to ensure alignment with internal quality and helpful-content standards.
Selected Topics
- Small apartment organization
- No-buy and low-buy home strategies
- Lighting behavior in residential spaces
- Practical storage using existing items
- Habit-based home improvement
External Profiles
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