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Interior designers are often expected to act as translators, project managers, financial planners, and clairvoyants all at once. Nowhere is […]

What happens when technology and tradition collide in the design world? Sharon Sherman of Thyme & Place Design delves into

In an industry that thrives on originality, nothing stings quite like watching your custom design walk into someone else’s collection.

The first conversation between a designer and a potential client is not always about design. It is often about clarity.

It sounds like a throwaway question: “When do you take final payment?” But for interior designers, the answer is rarely

Does this sound familiar? A client asks if the wallpaper seam could be a little straighter. They wonder if the

(Hint: It’s not just Instagram anymore) When we asked the Interior Design Community, “How are you finding new clients right

The New Zip Code Dilemma: What happens when you have to move your design business? It started with a question

Things get tricky when your client still lives in the home you’re designing. Every installation, delivery, or paint touch-up becomes

“How do you tell a client you don’t want to post their project on social media?” That’s the question a