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Elissaveta Brandon

Contributing writer at Fast Company

Elissaveta is a design writer based in Brooklyn. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic, Wired, CityLab, Conde Nast Traveler, and many others. She’s currently writing a family memoir about life behind the Iron Curtain through the lens of objects found in her family’s attic in Bulgaria.

Publications

  • Fast Company
    8 articles
  • Architectural Digest
    1 article
  • Wired Magazine
    1 article
  • AD Pro

Writes Most On

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  • How Comic Sans became the Crocs of fonts
    28 Oct 2024—Fast Company
    Comic Sans has turned 30, and it’s done being your punch line. For three whole decades, Comic Sans cowered at your reproaches and winced at your jokes. It barely flinched when Google’s practical joke made sure that searching for “Helvetica” would render all results in Comic Sans. Or when CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, made it the butt of an April Fool’s joke three years later. It even sat quietly while people gathered signatures for its demise. But Comic Sans has just...
  • The saga of the ‘shrinkable sofa’ reveals an unfortunate truth about the furniture industry
    27 Apr 2024—Fast Company
    In an industry notorious for chasing trends, true innovation is hard to come by. As I write this, designerati have just finished their annual schmoozefest in Milan, where they traipsed the halls of the world’s most prestigious furniture fair. But while Salone del Mobile was in full swing, on the other side of the Atlantic a new kind of armchair was taking shape. This armchair wasn’t dreamed up by a star designer, it isn’t made of white bouclé or velvet, and it isn’t launching on the world’s...
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