categories + archives: BLOGGING WORLD

modenus’ posse for blogtour london 2013

Last week it was announced that little ol’ me, through my achievements with the modern sybarite blog, had been one of 12 North American bloggers selectively handpicked by MODENUS to participate in covering the upcoming London Design Festival and DECOREX … Continue reading →

Please vote for the modern sybarite

MODENUS is running a competition to select the Top 100 International Interior Design Blogs for 2013 including The Modern Sybarite. Check out the list. A “Thumbs UP” for the Sybarite would be MOST welcome and appreciated IN the MODENUS page … Continue reading →

the Y not life – a new lifestyle weblog

I don’t review new websites; it’s not my thing.  But today I’m making an exception. Recently I was invited to follow the Y not life, a brand new lifestyle weblog catering to the sassy, hip, sexy, young, affluent, gossip-seekers and … Continue reading →

a window into kravet innovation

For those of us in the trade, Kravet is one of the world’s most prestigious names in fabric, furniture, wall covering, carpet and home accessories. Its brands cover the gamut of traditional to contemporary and include the original Kravet, the … Continue reading →

guest blogging @ high end weekly

Shanghai: the Art Deco pearl of Asia Recently I was asked by the ever so chic Vyna St. Phard of High End Weekly to write something for her publication and as I have a romantic fascination with Art Deco and … Continue reading →

guest blogging @ canoe design

The Elegant Lines of the Nameless Giorgetti Chair Last month I was invited by the sybaritic and gracious Anna of Canoe Design as a guest to feature my favorite piece of furniture. Thank you Anna! As you can imagine, I … Continue reading →

The world according to MODENUS

  Up until a couple of weeks ago, I had only heard of UK-US based MODENUS in relation to their organization and sponsorship of BlogTour, a yearly trip for selected bloggers to the design fairs in Milan, Paris, London and … Continue reading →