I was extremely fortunate to be asked by Decorati to do one of their lovely designer profiles and have reposted it below. (Is it the cheesiest of all cheesy moves to repost an article I am in? I am rolling the dice and counting on your folks to let me know if this is trés tacky). Lemino and enjoy!
5 COMMENTSPOSTED ON JUN 20, 2011 BY DECORATI
I wanted to say a big thank you to Cassandra LaValle, the owner and creative director of the ever inspiring Coco + Kelley. She has begun a series of interviews with designers she likes called Vignettes and I am honored to be her third subject. I was interviewed by Annie Lou Berman and really enjoyed chatting with her about all things design. I have copied the article below but make sure to check out Coco + Kelley for a daily dose of design inspiration. Enjoy!
VIGETTE VOL 3. AN INTERVIEW WITH MOLLY LUETKEMEYER
Good morning lovely readers! I’m so excited to bring you the third installation of our Vignette series today! For those just joining us (welcome!) Vignette is a snapshot look at some of my very favorite designers and a piece we try to put together once a month here on coco+kelley.
Today, I’m ecstatic about bringing you a peek into the life of the very talented Molly Luetkemeyer, of m. design. On top of that endeavor, Molly recently started her own blog (MollyLoot) which has already brought me a few pieces of inspiration. Her rooms are some of my all-time favorites and her use of color and pattern is brave, bold and extraordinary. After hearing her answers to some of our questions, I think I adore her even more!
Hey people. I’m Molly Luetkemeyer (loot-kah-my-er, just so we can get that out of the way). I have been a practicing interior designer at my firm, M. Design Interiors for the past 10 years (for the full back story, check out my about page). My ongoing mission is to guide clients to create personal, comfortable, chic homes that reflect their needs and particular tastes. No one should live in a showroom or someone else's house. Period. I am inspired by a range of sources from modern and contemporary art to nature, fashion and vintage design books to stuff I see on the street. It’s always coming at me and I want to share a little of it with you.
So take a look and as always, let me know what you think at molly at mdesignla dot com!
