Many thanks, Kendra, I've bookmarked the site. Love the magazine!
I had a 12" version of the white statue in the bathroom of the Magic on Nob Hill article sitting on my bath for decades until it started to break up! Of course, it wasn't marble!!
Whoops, Alaine, I gave you the website of the other magazine I write for; must be my head cold. The site of the magazine above is www.sfdesigncenter.com/pubs/3Dmag/news_3Dfall08.html.
I love how your white statue started to break up, beauty is ephemeral. Best, Kendra
My writing career began during the Great Recession. Before the downturn in the economy, I worked in sales and marketing for elite San Francisco antique dealers and top To the Trade furnishing showrooms. I now utilize my knowledge to write for and about the interior design industry. In addition to being Editor at Large of California Homes Magazine, I contribute to other trade publications and create content and marketing material for busy design professionals. Recently I expanded my repertoire to include The Nob Hill Gazette, the region’s premier publication devoted to the social, philanthropic and civic pursuits of notable Bay Area residents.
Lovely musings, peacock images of course perfection. As I have read more of your older posts, I am honored that you are fond of my own.
Leonard Greco
Belgian Pearls:
Iam so pleased to have discovered your blog! Your blog is wonderful! I love to learn more about antiques! Antiques are my real passion! I love to come back to visit your blog! And thank you so much for sharing your knowledge about antiques!
Greet Levefre
The Blue Remembered Hills™:
Kendra, you find the most beautiful images for your posts. If you don't mind I shall (and maybe I've said this before) I shall have my students link to your blog. Blue
Chic Provence:
What an interesting, fascinating blog! Thanks so much, I will be following you now and will add you to Chic Provence blogroll!
Kit Golson
Chintz-of-Darkness:
Just wanted to let you know how much we are enjoying your blog - a truly lovely presentation. Also, the peacock images are luscious...We will be back again soon.
Seraph + Splendor
Craig Leavitt:
Holy, Holy, Wholly fulfilling. I'll never leave you unopened, I'll never delete you, no matter what you find, say or show. I'm above board--and never down a hole.
CL
Diane Dorrans Saeks:
Kendra Boutell’s decorative- and fine-arts blog offers erudite posts about a range of topics, from obscure artists and architecture to Louis Cartier’s Panthère brooch and artist Leonard Tsuguoharu Foujita’s cats. Any flights of fancy are balanced out with in-depth research and beautiful pictures.
Diane Dorrans Saeks
It's About Time:
Just took your blog off my list of blogs about antiques & art and put it on my blogs "just for joy" list. It is a short list, but each blog on it makes me happy & teaches me with each posting. And that is what you do.
BWS
Kimball + Company:
"Belle Époque", so aptly named, is what you evoke Kendra, time and time again.
Kimball S. Diamond
little augury:
Where ever you take us, I will always be trailing along.
pgt
ROSE C'EST LA VIE:
Kendra, this is one of many of your posts I've just been reading. I can't put you down! Your erudite and concise lessons on art history are a real joy. Thank you.
Rosie West
le style et la matière:
I see we have some of the same obsessions and I will certainly be back for more!
le style et la matière
And From My Cousin Carole:
Wherever do you find these wonderful things? I am still being dazzled, in quiet moments of reading; your writings that teach and invite little mysteries of knowing.
Great title...I love the mix of old and new. I will look for the mag here; don't know if it's available in Australia.
ReplyDeleteThank you Alaine, I'm not sure if we are distributed in Australia but you can check out our website http://calhomesmagazine.com. Best, Kendra
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Kendra, I've bookmarked the site. Love the magazine!
ReplyDeleteI had a 12" version of the white statue in the bathroom of the Magic on Nob Hill article sitting on my bath for decades until it started to break up! Of course, it wasn't marble!!
Whoops, Alaine, I gave you the website of the other magazine I write for; must be my head cold. The site of the magazine above is www.sfdesigncenter.com/pubs/3Dmag/news_3Dfall08.html.
ReplyDeleteI love how your white statue started to break up, beauty is ephemeral. Best, Kendra
I thought this was a great article and I had this open on my desk. Well written and timely, insightful.
ReplyDeleteBest, P