My Trend Lecture at the Interior Design Blog Awards

My Trend Lecture at the Interior Design Blog Awards

September 12, 2016

It’s been a great week ending at the Botanical Garden in Munich. We launched our new Interior Design Blogger Book I’ve curated the second year in a row with my colleagues Igor and Ricarda. I’ll give you more information this Wednesday and the chance to receive a signed copy.

But for today, thank you so much to all who came by to hear my Trend Lecture on four Lifestyle Trends for Spring/Summer 2017 during the event Callwey offered this year in very sunny Munich.

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German publisher Callwey had organized a very inspiring day with conferences (a second book launch I will write about later) and a flower workshop conducted by fabulous Anastasia Benko for international blogger coming from different disciplines yet sharing all a passion for Interior Design.

My Trend Lecture on 4 Lifestyle Trends S/S2017 - Gudy Herder

My Trend Lecture on 4 Lifestyle Trends S/S2017 - Gudy Herder

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My Trend Lecture on 4 Lifestyle Trends S/S2017 - Gudy Herder

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All images Cris Santos Photography for sisterMAG

Part of the trend lecture is already published on this blog if you’ d like to get access to some content such as Time Out Spring/Summer 2017 published recently. And you can see there a short video featuring a mood board I set up that embodies the Time Out spirit.

Please stay tuned for the upcoming post where I show you our book, fab images that have been submitted, I’ll walk you through some chapters and introduce you to the awarded winners. G, x

 

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