18 Aug Cover story – San Miguel de Allende in Condé Nast Traveler
I wrote a piece about a new generation of creatives calling San Miguel de Allende home. It ended up being the cover story. Will add link once it is online....
I wrote a piece about a new generation of creatives calling San Miguel de Allende home. It ended up being the cover story. Will add link once it is online....
He’s not only an awesome interior designer but a lovely human, who agreed to submit himself to the Orior Q+A. You can read the whole highly entertaining interview here.
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The best part of any interview is the surprise. If there is one. And there almost always is. The surprise with Alfredo Paredes came with the “do you have any...
I recently posed a few fun questions to artist Zoe Buckman for Orior furniture’s IRL column. You can read her (I promise) interesting answers here.
I’m obsessed with set designers, production designers, and the like – they’re some of my favorite people to interview, and I’ve been lucky to interview quite a few. The latest...