WRJ Design’s blog “Hunt X Gather” has been named one of the Top 100 Interior Design Blogs on the web, announced Rush Jenkins, CEO and founding partner of WRJ Design with COO Klaus Baer. The list, compiled by Feedspot, was based on blogs’ rankings in Google, their influence on social networks and the overall quality of blog posts. “We’ve handpicked … blogs who tirelessly scope out the latest trends and show us how to incorporate them into our living spaces,” writes Feedspot founder Anuj Agarwal of the international list.
“We are thrilled that in one year’s time our blog has attracted national attention and continued to grow in numbers as visitors learn about us,” says Jenkins. “Hunt X Gather reflects topics that inspire and inform us in the work we do, presented in a highly visual way that resonates with our process.”
Penned by Jackson Hole writer Katy Niner, the Hunt x Gather blog offers visitors a freeform exploration of topics influential to WRJ’s team, “be it concepts related to art, design, interiors, events or objects,” says Niner. “From role models to trailblazers, Hunt x Gather takes a humanistic approach to writing about design, spotlighting the people behind iconic brands and modern movements.”
Throughout its little-over-a-year of posts to date, Hunt X Gather has offered everything from behind-the-scenes buzz on such fabulous WRJ-designed exhibitions as the lush evocation of Bunny Mellon’s Virginia estate at Sotheby’s New York headquarters to sharing insight into unique pieces from the firm’s Jackson showroom – a vintage fiber cement pod chair by Swiss designer Willy Guhl. Even the arrival of WRJ’s newest team member, rescued canine Buddy, and his penchant for cuddling up with Loro Piana cashmere samples garnered a mention, tied to the firm’s support of Jackson nonprofit PAWS Tuxes and Tails Gala.
WRJ Design imparts the special harmony and serenity of its Teton setting to interior design projects in Jackson Hole and across the country. Started out of a passion for great design by Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer, WRJ creates residential interiors that combine a sense of discovery with serene and timeless reflections of their owners. Their exhibition designs for titans of philanthropy, fashion, music and politics give insight into the lives of luminaries from Brooke Astor to Cher, the Kennedy family to Sir Jonathan Ive, Marc Newson and Bono for Sotheby’s (RED) auction that raised more than $26 million to fight AIDS in Africa. www.wrjdesign.com.
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