Alisa Carroll writes about art, design, and cultural heritage. She is the west coast contributing editor for Veranda, and the editor in chief of Henry. She is the author of Art House (Assouline) a monograph chronicling the forty-year collaboration of collector Chara Schreyer and designer Gary Hutton to house a collection of more than 600 modern and contemporary works. “The iconic book Art House…is a definitive volume for collectors of contemporary art,” writes Sotheby’s.
Carroll is also the creator and host of The Alcôve Project, a podcast exploring French sacred and artistic spaces spanning from the eleventh-century Fontevraud Abbey to the eighteenth-century Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature and beyond. The Peabody Award-winning The Kitchen Sisters Present broadcast the series’ most recent episode, “Silent Echoes,” exploring the bells of Notre Dame.
She most recently co-authored interior designer Beth Webb’s new monograph, Embracing Beauty (Rizzoli, 2025), which has been named a Best Design Book of the year by Veranda, AD, and Frederic.
