Guest Posts

Guest Post: Mrs. Blandings

I really can’t remember when I became aware that Vicente’s work was Vincente’s work, but I have so many tear sheets in my files from the last twenty years that are his.  I am captivated by his point of view.  We met a couple of years ago at a party in New York and it was such a treat to find that he is as warm and personal as his spaces.  When I had the opportunity to visit with him recently, I asked him about a particular image in his latest book, Lifting the Curtain on Design.  

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Guest Post: Crystal From RUE Magazine

Hi Everyone! It’s Crystal here from Rue Magazine and I’m honored to be guest blogging for Vicente while he’s awhile on his travels! Vicente has long been a design idol of mine so you can imagine my excitement when he asked me to share a few of my tips for getting published in a digital publication.

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Guest Post: Holly from decor8

Hello fans and friends of Vicente Wolf! This is Holly Becker from decor8 (http://decor8blog.com) guest blogging while Mr. Wolf is on holiday. I am honored to be here! I was asked write about social networking for designers since I’ve found success using tools like Facebook and Twitter, so I’m going to give it a shot in this post. But before I get started I must share a real highlight of 2010 that took place in the home of Mr. Wolf…

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Guest Post: Sean Low from The Buisness of Being Creative

Vicente and The 4 P’s

Hi everyone.  This is Sean Low from The Business of Being Creative. I am really honored to have the opportunity to guest post for Vicente while he is on his annual expedition.

I have known Vicente since 2004 and have worked with him since 2005.  My focus is on helping Vicente grow his brand, specifically in commercial projects and licensing.  I have had the good fortune to be involved in structuring Vicente’s deal to design the Lorien Hotel, 15 Union Square West, The Clubhouse at Liberty National Golf Course and his line of candlesticks and vases with Baccarat to name a few. 

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  1. #1 by Theresa on February 24, 2011 - 3:49 am

    I heard you today in Vancouver I just want to say you are a inspiration to all that hear you speak I am so glad that was asked to join a friend a your talk. You are a true artist in everything that you do! I after 34 years in the flooring industry Quit finally as I was a robot. I have been told by many to become a designor but couldn’t do it as I like what I do and could never design a space as a person requests. so I knew I couldn’t pursue such a venture. After today I do know I could. Thank you I am out of my depression because of you! Thank you

  2. #2 by ROBERT MUNRO on March 3, 2011 - 5:45 am

    ROBERT MUNRO :
    I HAVE JUST FINISHED MY 1ST LOOK AT YOUR WONDERFUL NEW BOOK , LIFTING THE CURTAIN ON DESIGN AND I MUST SAY THAT YOU ALWAYS GIVE ME SO MUCH INSPIRATION. IT IS 9.30PM HERE IN VANCOUVER AND I WANT TO GET UP AND DECORATE MY ROOMS USING YOUR BEAUTIFUL PHILOSPHY ON GOOD TIMELESS DESIGN.
    YOU ARE A MASTER IN THE TRUEST SENSE OF THE WORD AND I REALLY HOPE YOU ARE PROUD OF YOURSELF AND YOUR MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THIS LIFE YOU HAVE CHOSEN.
    KEEP WELL AND HAPPY.

  3. #3 by Jill in Venice, Cali on June 7, 2011 - 5:17 pm

    I am on page 56 of Architectural Digest’s June issue and UST read Vicente Wolf’s”travel diary” of Mali. Could you please write more, publish more photos, more designs and inspirations? I would like to see a close up of your leather-bound journal. Maybe your next book would be musings, travel pages that inspired your final designs right? Oh, and by the way, that little page brought me to your blog right here. Bravo for print media! Xoxo!

  4. #4 by Abbs on June 9, 2011 - 10:38 am

    I’m on page 34 right now. Although I love reading it, I would have to agree with Jill (comment number 3). You need to write a lot more and include many more photos. It would give more insights into your work and personality. I look forward to seeing more of your designs asap. Architects are the best! Thanks for sharing,

    Abbs

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