Podcast appearances and mentions of monica lavin

In this episode of How'd She Do That?, host Emily sits down with Monica Lavin, the Charleston-based designer and entrepreneur behind Art of the Entry. Monica shares her journey from working at NASA and teaching at institutions like the College of Charleston and SCAD, to launching Lavin Label, a celebrated design blog.She delves into how her passion for design and keen observation of overlooked exterior details led her to create Art of the Entry—a brand dedicated to crafting timeless accents for home exteriors, such as elegant mailboxes, doormats, and wreaths.Monica discusses the importance of first impressions, the inspiration she draws from Southern heritage design, and offers insights into entrepreneurship and balancing creativity with business acumen.Listeners will be inspired by Monica's dedication to enhancing the beauty of homes, starting from the outside in.

Today I am joined by Monica Lavin. Monica is a Charleston, South Carolina-based designer and entrepreneur. Guided by a lifelong affinity for design, her journey has spanned several realms. With a Master's in Education, Monica began her career at NASA, immersing herself in emerging technology and social influence. She later pivoted to the world of academia, serving as a professor at the College of Charleston and Savannah College of Art and Design.In 2015, Monica founded Lavin Label, a popular blog celebrating aspirational interiors. Beloved for its visual storytelling, Lavin Label ushered in a new wave of creative pursuits. Monica embraced one of her greatest passions: interior design itself. Today, Monica is eagerly launching a new venture, combining her love for design with her instincts for creative problem solving. Through her work on Lavin Label, she observed her audience's draw to exterior-focused content, and found herself searching for the kind of design-driven accents that simply weren't being made. Hailing from West Virginia steel country, it only seemed right to manufacture something herself.Through Art of the Entry, her growing lifestyle brand, Monica creates timeless pieces for entries and exteriors. The designs (including mailboxes, doormats, and other thoughtfully crafted products) are elegant and refined, inspired by Southern heritage design and the region's traditions of hospitality.Art of the Entry WebsiteArt of the Entry InstagramFeed the NeedGood Friends of the Low Country

Art of the Entry is a celebration of a vital yet often-overlooked corner of our homes: the entry. Born of Monica Lavin's lifelong fascination with Southern curb appeal, the brand gives exterior details the same love and curation we offer our interior design. While a full range of accents will be arriving on our site this fall, our jute braided doormats and spring wreath are now available to shop.Shop at https://artoftheentry.com/ 

Programa 10 septiembre: la escritora Mónica Lavín presenta el libro Sor Juana en la cocina, un recetario con los sabores del virreinato y la vida conventual; además, Michelle Avila, staylist, explica cómo usar el perfume según tu personalidad.

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A flash mob opera performance by the Opera Ambulante in Tijuana surprises the panelists and audience in this second session of Mexico Moving Forward 2014. Tenor Manuel Paz Castillo is then joined by cinematographer Ignacio Duran, writer Monica Lavin, and artist Luis Felipe Ortega for a discussion on NAFTA’s impact on the arts moderated by Exequiel Ezcurra, director of the UC MEXUS Institute based at UC Riverside. Series: "Mexico Moving Forward" [Public Affairs] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 28127]

A flash mob opera performance by the Opera Ambulante in Tijuana surprises the panelists and audience in this second session of Mexico Moving Forward 2014. Tenor Manuel Paz Castillo is then joined by cinematographer Ignacio Duran, writer Monica Lavin, and artist Luis Felipe Ortega for a discussion on NAFTA’s impact on the arts moderated by Exequiel Ezcurra, director of the UC MEXUS Institute based at UC Riverside. Series: "Mexico Moving Forward" [Public Affairs] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 28127]

Mónica Lavín entrevista a la escritora Rosa Beltrán.

Mónica Lavín entrevista a la escritora Myriam Moscona.

Mujer mística que captura el ser y sentir profundo de todo aquello que observa con su cámara.

Mónica Lavín entrevista al escritor Hernán Lara Zavala.

Mónica Lavín entrevista al escritor Francisco Hinojosa.

Mónica Lavín entrevista al escritor Élmer Mendoza.