Yesterday a great interview with me was published on Coco + Kelley, a truly lovely blog. I have done several interviews over the course of my career, and I have to say sometimes they begin to feel stale – the same questions asked by different people. With this interview it was definitely not the case.
My conversation with Annie Lou felt fresh and challenging. She really made me think and for me that is the sign of a great interviewer. I enjoyed reading over it today – what do you think?
#1 by melissa on August 19, 2010 - 5:01 pm
IF ONE WANTS TO TRANSFORM A SPACE OR THEIR INTER BEING START WITH THE CORE.. SO, FEW GO TO THAT SPOT…. REALLY NOTING OF ANY REAL SPIRIT COMES FROM ANY OTHER PLACE AND YOU MR.WOLF SHOW YOUR SOUL OVER AND OVER AGAIN AND SHOW AN ABILITY TO GO TO THOSE PLACES IN THE SHADOW, SO TO SPEAK, TO UNEARTH THE TREASURES OF YOU LIGHT..
XXO
MELISSA
#2 by diane on August 19, 2010 - 5:33 pm
Vicente
I love your comments on second guessing and going with you gut instinct. I tell clients that there will always be someone with a different idea and if you keep looking you are going to find something else that works so listen to yourself first and your designer second…I wont steer you wrong. Also agree with the idea of giving someone just two choices. The internet can be a blessing in disguise. Too many choices can make for an undecorated or incomplete room because you simply cant make a decision. All that being said, when can you come to my house??? thanks for an inspiring interview.
#3 by cassandra @ coco+kelley on August 20, 2010 - 12:26 pm
Vicente, it was an honor to have you on the blog this week! Annie so enjoyed the interview, and I’m happy to hear that you found our questions fresh and challenging! She is an amazing interviewer! All our best!
Cassandra
#4 by Margaret Russell on August 23, 2010 - 12:48 am
What a lovely interview, and I’m so happy you were their first Vignette subject. Such an honor to be featured.
And Vicente—even better—your suave sarcasm was on simmer; only your charm shone through!
xoxM