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THE BLOGTOUR 500


There is only one event on the international design calendar that can deliver unparalleled excitement and anticipation to those who choose to comment on design.  Since rolling out in early 2011 this event has snowballed into a colossus of inspiration for designers, writers and anyone else for that matter who thinks that design is important and who cherish the vitality of new ideas and the freedom of subjective expression.  This event is called BLOGTOUR!!

Past events have brought together the best design and lifestyle bloggers from across the globe and dispatched them to key venues and events on both sides of the Atlantic, but it was the most recent destination for Blogtour that caught The Moguls eye. 

The Living Kitchen takes place in Cologne Germany and attracts some of the biggest names and brands in the kitchen industry including the likes of Miele, Axor and Blanco and provides a unique platform for companies like Du Verre Hardware who labour artisan skills and individuality into each and every one of their hand made products.  IMM in Cologne is a must for anyone interested in kitchen design and it is therefore exciting to see that Modenus has deemed it worthy of Blogtour!
The Mogul understands that Modenus has assembled a formidable field of international design and lifestyle commentators to cover this show but has decided to keep a special eye on all things Blogtour. The Mogul will ensure that nothing is missed and that every juicy morsel of kitchen design inspiration is savoured and devoured in the only way The Mogul knows how!!
Watch your back bloggers as The Mogul is shadowing you!!!

Comments

  1. Brandon S8 January 2013 at 00:26

    I'm kinda scared now....

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  2. Kitchen Mogul8 January 2013 at 09:54

    Hi Brandon, Don't worry - a blogger of your calibre with a trained eye and a fantastic sense of style has nothing to fear! :-)) Enjoy!

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  3. AlexandraFunFit8 January 2013 at 12:21

    I am simultaneously drooling and whimpering!

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  4. www.georgerobinsonkitchens.co.uk9 January 2013 at 12:48

    information is simply amazing and this kept my interest in reading and I enjoyed it.



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  5. Gujjar3 June 2013 at 12:42

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  7. ubkjim1 March 2015 at 18:00

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