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Join me at hauserlesen: My new Home & Living exhibition in Hannover (opens the original)
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Hello friends, how are you? I’ve been busy bee - If I’m truthful, a little busier than I usually like to be. My son started school and he’s very happy… Which sets the tone for a nice Autumn! Aside from my JOY about him and his school, my days have been filled with planning, emails, to-do lists a mile long, organization and all the tiny decisions that go into creating a space from nothing, which is what I’m working on currently, in my collaboration with FLOWmarkt here in Hannover, Germany.<a clas
What Curation Really Means (opens the original)
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Think about this for a moment: The strength of a body of work is shaped not only by what we make, but also by what we abandon.I’ve heard some version of that throughout my years working as an interior designer. It always stayed in my mind, particularly in my own work: design, writing, collections, exhibition space design, lectures, teaching - everything I do really. But now, as Purist - my new rug collection with Tisca - is set to launch next week at Formex in
If Your Business Hired You, What Would You Recommend? (opens the original)
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I was consulting for a client recently, talking about her thriving (yet very new) business, when she confessed something I’d not imagined she’d been battling with.It’s the same thing that so many small business owners deal with, and it happens after the self-employment honeymoon has faded and the excitement turns into routine… It’s when you have to do the real grunt work of building something from the ground up. Some months are encouraging, others are not, and some are brutal. She wondered if ma
No One Is Coming to Save You (opens the original)
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I said something to a client during one of our strategic advisory sessions that completely stopped her in her tracks. We were discussing fear - the fear that comes after you’ve left a “secure” corporate job to build something entirely independently, of your very own. And although she’s done great so far, she occasionally wonders if she was crazy to leave all the comfort behind. The comfort of a regular paycheck, the comfort of not having to think about price tags when she shopped. The comfort th
I Write Stuff (opens the original)
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I was so relieved when I read that Substack just launched an AI detection tool. Do you know how great that is!? I’ve had it with the thousands of pieces of AI-generated writing that I skim through all day starting in my own inbox (the sales emails, ugh!) to the hundreds of posts on Facebook, Linkedin (also horrible), the TikTokers and YouTubers who are clearly reading from a prompter (and you know it’s AI)… Even here on Substack… It’s like we can’t get away from it. <a class="image-link image2 i
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