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Tag Archives: books
On Resonance, Brilliance and Being Adroyt
Hi everyone; Saxon here! I have a bit of news today: adroyt will soon be moving into a new era. I’ve been bringing a new team together during the past three months, and as I’ve been composing the puzzle, the … Read more
Posted in Arts & Culture, Design, Events, People, Publishing, Social Media, Technology
Tagged Architectural Digest Home Design Show, author, authors, blog, blogging, blogs, BlogTour, books, design, design events, design trade shows, design trends, Design Writer, designers, events, hashtag, Miele, multimedia, music, new york city, product design, Saxon Henry, social, social media, twitter, video, writer, writers
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Your Fifteen Minutes: Warhol Would Be Proud!
Marilyn Monroe, by Warhol, snagged more than 15 minutes of fame. Including video in your social media platform is one way to enhance your platform and your SEO. Because bounce rates and time spent on your site are weighing factors … Read more
We Are Adroyt and We Have a Secret!
We have disappointing news for those of you who are combing the halls of the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan today. The long-awaited guidebook Secret Milan is not being released until next month. We have had the pleasure of … Read more
Posted in Books, Publishing, Travel
Tagged #TravelTuesday, 1stdibs, API, awards, book review, books, design events, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, events, High Line, Innovators Gala, Italy, JonGlez Publishing, London, Michael Bruno, Milan, NYC, publishing, Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Secret London, Secret Milan, Secret New York, Secret Venice, Sir John Soane Museum, Soane Foundation, travel, travel guides
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Adroyt Labs: The Age of Anxiety
While thumbing through my writer’s notebook as I prepared for a series of new posts for my blog “The Road to Promise,” I came across a reference to an article I’d read in the November 1989 issue of Harper’s magazine. … Read more
Posted in Arts & Culture, Books, Literature
Tagged #LetsBlogOff, adroyt labs, book review, books, literary, literature, writers, writing
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JANUS et Cie Takes Me Away: Book It, Dano!
Hey folks – Saxon here! I’m heading to Miami in a little over a week at the invitation of JANUS et Cie, in whose DCOTA (Design Center of the Americas) showroom I’ll be signing copies of Four Florida Moderns: The Architecture of … Read more
Posted in Architecture, Books, Design, Events, People, Publishing, Travel
Tagged architects, architecture, authors, awards, books, Chad Oppenheim, DCOTA, Four Florida Moderns, furniture, furniture design, JANUS et Cie, Miami, Modernism, Quinta, showroom openings, travel
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Design Flourishes in the Year of the Dragon
Dragon Mosaic In anticipation of the Chinese New Year, which is now less than a week away on January 23, 2012, we’re saluting Sandow Media for their launch of Luxe Interiors + Design China. I write for a number of … Read more
Posted in Business, Design, Publishing
Tagged authors, awards, books, Chad Oppenheim, Chinese New Year, DCOTA, design, design events, Four Florida Moderns, Guangzhou Design Week, JANUS et Cie, Luxe Interiors + Design, Miami, Pam Jaccarino, publications, Quinta, Sandow Media, Year of the Dragon
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Hemingway in Cuba: Thinking (Living) Globally
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy One of my favorite moments in “A Movable Feast” is Ernest Hemingway’s reflection as to how a place can impact a creative being: “…in one place you could … Read more
Not All Great Architecture Exists in Built Form: A Book is Born!
I’m heading to The National Arts Club tonight to hear Hicks Stone read from his newly released book about his father’s life and work. He’s the youngest son of Edward Durell Stone and a practicing architect in New York City. … Read more
Posted in Architecture, Books, Events, People
Tagged architecture, books, design events, events
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Clodagh: Home as an Expression of Grace
Design dynamo Clodagh In her first book Total Design: Contemplate, Cleanse, Clarify and Create Your Personal Spaces, Clodagh introduced her sensually rich take on aesthetics to a broader audience than she had previously had. Chapters in the book include “The … Read more
Posted in Books, Design, People
Tagged #LetsBlogOff, API, book review, books, design, design profiles, design trends, Design Visionaries, designers, interior design, interior designers
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The Zen of Shama Kabani
Author and social media guru Shama Hyder Kabani For awhile now, one of the hottest topics in business publishing has been social media how-to’s; Amazon glibly recommends over 164,000 titles—a little overwhelming, even with free shipping. Some are “dummy”-style, others are … Read more
Posted in Books, Business, Social Media
Tagged author, author profile, authors, book review, books, social, social media, social media advice, social media platform
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