Interior design industry icon David Kleinberg joins Dennis Scully for Dialogues on Design on Wednesday, March 1, at 6pm.
Over a thirty-five-year career with projects reaching around the world, Kleinberg has created a body of work that is wide-ranging in style yet always modern in sensibility. Whether boldly inspired or carefully nuanced, Kleinberg’s interiors are above all clean-lined, sophisticated and highly attuned to each client’s lifestyle.
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This season's theme is "Challenges" and Dennis will talk with designers about "less than ideal" design spaces they have been faced with, using visuals to explain how they tackled those spaces. There's much to be learned from these experts with different experiences to the discussion. Another benefit of joining us live is the ability to attend the the cocktail reception before each event. It's a great way to start the evening and catch up with friends.
Thank you in advance for your support — we look forward to seeing you in person at Dialogues this season!
About Dennis Scully
Dennis Scully is the host of the weekly BOH podcast, where he explores the changes and challenges facing the interior design community through interviews with industry thought leaders, entrepreneurs and creatives. He is also the head of marketing for Buildlane, a platform that is making it easier for designers to specify custom furniture online. Scully was previously a business development consultant for major trade brands, and has held sales and marketing roles at Waterworks, Domino, and Castel. In his Market Watch columns, Scully calls upon his background as an analyst and longtime securities trader as he explores the ins and outs of the home industry’s publicly traded businesses.