Chase Reynolds Ewald

Contact Chase at chasereynoldsewald@gmail.com

About

A graduate of Yale and the Graduate School of Journalism at Berkeley, Chase Reynolds Ewald is the author of seventeen books on architecture, interior design, craftsmanship and cooking.

Wild Sugar, (with pastry artist Lindsey Johnson/Lady in the Wild West), At Home in the Wine Country (with co-author Heather Sandy Hebert); Modern Americana (with designer Max Humphrey); Bison; Portrait of an Icon; Cabin Style; Rustic Modern; American Rustic; New Western Cuisine; The New Western Home; Cowboy Chic (republished as Cowboy Style); Arts & Crafts Style and Spirit; and Sweet Treats from the Wild West were published by Gibbs Smith, Publisher.

By Western Hands and Rancho Sisquoc were published by Oro Editions/Goff Publishing, as was Inspired by Place, a monograph on the work of CLB Architects. Two photo-documentary books on traditional craftsmanship, Old Masters of the West and Old Masters of New England, were published by Country Roads Press.

Chase also wrote two Western Design Conference Sourcebooks: Ten Years of Excellence; The Western Design Conference Sourcebook 2002 and Passport to Design; The Western Design Conference Sourcebook 2001. Editing work includes the business memoir Heads, by executive recruiting pioneer Russell S. Reynolds, Jr., (McGraw Hill, 2012), the cookbook Glo: Recipes for Inner Radiance and a memoir by Nashville country singer/songwriter Stephanie Quayle, Why Do We Stay?

Chase has produced six books in collaboration with photographer Audrey Hall. American Rustic was named one of the Best Home Design Books of 2015 by Architectural Digest. Bison; Portrait of an Icon, was awarded a 2021 National Outdoor Book Award.

Chase has written and photographed for many publications including Outside, Sierra, Sunset, Southwest Art, Western Horseman, Living West, Big Sky Journal, Fly Rod & Reel, Edible Marin and Wine Country, and the Social Register Observer. She has worked as a photographer for The Singapore Monitor and as Copy Editor for Down East Magazine. She was a longtime Staff Writer for Cowboys & Indians Magazine, wrote the ‘Best of the West’ column for American Cowboy and was a regular contributor to Western Interiors & Design. Chase works with private clients in writing, editing and social media management. She is an regular contributor to Mountain Living, Tahoe Quarterly and Cowgirl magazines and is the design columnist for Big Sky Journal and a Senior Editor of Western Art & Architecture Magazine.

Chase lives in Northern California with her husband and their four daughters.