Pitch Door & Dwelling
Submit a Story
What makes a strong pitch
Lead with the idea, not only the subject. Explain what is new, why it matters now, who you will speak with and what the reader will understand or be able to do. Mention relevant access, expertise, reporting already completed and any conflicts of interest.
What we commission
- Reported homes, design and architecture stories
- Evidence-led renovation and homekeeping guidance
- Garden, landscape and four-season living coverage
- Essays with a clear, original point of view
- Canadian stories with lessons that travel
Before submitting
Review our recent stories and editorial standards. Do not send a complete unsolicited manuscript when a concise proposal will do. Work must be original and any simultaneous submission should be disclosed.
Pitch the editors
Bring us a useful, original idea.
Pitch a reported feature, practical guide, essay or expert-led story that fits Door & Dwelling. A strong pitch explains the idea, its reader value, the reporting plan and why you are equipped to write it.