February 2, 2012 6:30 PM - 240 attended
February: Deborah Needleman - Founding Editor of Domino Magazine!
Deborah Needleman, editor of WSJ Magazine & founding editor of Domino Magazine, joins Apartment Therapy for the first Design Evening of 2012! We'll hear all about Deborah's time at Domino Magazine, her current position at WSJ, and her latest book: 'The Perfectly Imperfect Home.'
As always, we're hoping to kick off the evening with two short design presentations. If you're a design student/designer and would like to show one great design at our design evening, please email me at [masked].
Please RSVP here on Meetup.com and make sure to include the first and last name of you and your guest by Wednesday, February 1 at 3pm.
We hope to see you all then!
Herma
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Captain Hannett Cole
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Posted January 22 at 9:29 PM -
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kalsang Lama
hi i was hoping if you can add me and a friend of mine to the waiting list. thank you
Posted January 24 at 10:44 AM -
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Herma Ryan
Hi all,
Due to capacity restrictions, we need to close the RSVP list for this event and won't be able to have a wait list. Please join us via Livestream the evening of the event on apartmenttherapy.com.
Posted January 26 at 8:15 PM -
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Kelly Hong
HI, would really appreciate Sarah Simon's available tickets if still availabel. How can we do this please?
Thanks, Kelly
Posted February 1 at 1:08 PM -
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Diana
I have a last minute work deadline to meet so someone can take my spot!
Posted February 2 at 4:57 PM
RSVPs closed
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dianavery nice to hear her talk about starting out. but would've liked to hear ./ see more design inspiration.
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Lauren Stanley+2 guestsThis event was great. What Deborah had to say was interesting, and Maxwell did a great job at leading the evening. I also loved the 3 minute pitch at the beginning, great idea and a nice thing to offer to young designers.
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Frank Potash+1 guestDeborah was delightful -- very enjoyable. (And I didn't really care for Domino, but I admire her talents/)
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Susan L. EdlisI thought it was boring. I had difficulty understanding Maxwell and Deborah. I also disagree with the comment about furniture designers. The U.S. Post Office just came out with commerative stamps on Industrial Designers, many of whom also designed furniture, in the "moderne style"
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Jeanie Engelbach+1 guestI though Deborah was amazing - funny, self deprecating, charming and made me want to buy yet another decor book which i made no intention of doing.
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Cara LipshieThe conversation was boring: few design tips and a lot of Deborah saying, "I'm not an expert." Since Deborah was sitting almost entirely in front of the slides, they were difficult to see.
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Kay Douglas+1 guestDeborah's Domino back-story was inspired and insightful. Her continued vision for what decorating for the rest of us can be is empowering. —KD
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Hi There! I was hoping there was a waiting list, since the event looks full?