Category: Newsletter

  • 400 Days of My World of Interiors

    400 Days of My World of Interiors

    An Anniversary Letter from the Editor Dear Readers, Today marks 400 consecutive days of publishing on My World of Interiors. Four hundred days of ideas, discoveries, arguments, enthusiasms and occasional indignation. Not a single day missed. What began as a personal exploration of the things I love has gradually evolved into something rather more ambitious:…

  • Letter From The Editor #9

    Letter From The Editor #9

    Things have changed around here. As of this week, there will be much more structure to our posts. I’ve always likened this website to a kind of open notebook, but even open notebooks need a spine — so from now on, each day will have its own focus, giving you something to look forward to…

  • Letter From The Editor #8

    Letter From The Editor #8

    We have just surpassed our 500th post and nearing a year of daily features. As the blog is taking shape, we have added more diversity in what we write about here on myworldofinteriors.com – adding music, design, literature, cinema, travel, art and philosophy to the repetoire. Our YouTube channel is growing as well, and you…

  • The Proust Questionnaire

    The Proust Questionnaire

    June Newsletter A change of pace this month. I submitted myself to the famous Proust Questionnaire — the parlour game of confession and self-portraiture that Marcel Proust answered as a young man, and that Vanity Fair has run on its back page for decades. Thirty-three questions, answered honestly and briefly. What is your idea of…

  • Editor’s Letter – January 2026

    Editor’s Letter – January 2026

    I began the year on an unusually peaceful note, and without any discernible New Year’s resolutions. For once, I didn’t feel the need to reinvent myself in any way. I was already on the right path: I gave up smoking in 2024, wrote a novel and lost weight in 2025 , and it felt wiser…

  • Happy Holidays — A Gentle Closing to the Year

    Happy Holidays — A Gentle Closing to the Year

    As the year draws to a close, the world seems to take a collective breath. Lights appear in windows, familiar songs drift through cafés and streets, and small rituals — old and new — begin to unfold. The holidays have a way of gathering time together, inviting us to look back as much as we…

  • Letter From The Editor #4

    Letter From The Editor #4

    As the year edges toward its natural conclusion, we look back on 2025 with a mixture of dread and joy. Politically, the 2020s have been marked by despot-spurned wars, upheaval, and a creeping feeling that those in charge may be some of the least competent people for the job. But this blog is not about…

  • Letter From the Editor #3

    Letter From the Editor #3

    We are delighted to say that we have now been back for just over a month—and so far, so good. Yesterday marked a milestone: our 100th post since relaunch. It feels like the right moment to pause, reflect, and share some of the highlights of these first 36 days. Our most-read stories have ranged widely…

  • Letter from the Editor #2

    Letter from the Editor #2

    As September drew to a close, we found ourselves wandering through some of the world’s most beautiful places and ideas. We stepped inside Villa d’Este and Villa Borghese, celebrated the discipline of Bridget Riley, and traced the light of Aix-en-Provence. We tasted the best Mexican food in Los Angeles, revisited the gilded mythology of Scott…

  • Letter from the Editor #1

    Letter from the Editor #1

    September has marked our return, and with it a renewed energy on the site. Over the past weeks we have travelled widely — both geographically and culturally — covering favourite hotels, artists, and even pausing to reflect on the loss of Hollywood’s most golden of golden boys, Robert Redford. We’ve revisited the sunlit glamour of…