The New Zip Code Dilemma: What happens when you have to move your design business? It started with a question […]
From One State to Another: A Survival Guide for Moving Your Interior Design Business Read More »
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
How Interior Designers Manage Client Projects They Can’t Showcase Online Read More »
It starts innocently enough. Your best friend needs help picking a rug. Your cousin bought a house and wants to
How Do You Charge Friends and Family for Design Work Without Regret? Read More »
Nothing wrecks a project timeline faster than a GC who implodes halfway through. One day, they’re promising timelines and updates. Next, you’re fielding frantic calls,
Should Interior Designers Charge for Fixing Contractor Issues? Read More »
Tracking your revenue isn’t just an accounting task; it’s part of your survival. With more designers offering full-service projects that include both sourcing and services, the financial side of design is only getting more complex.
How Designers Track Product vs. Service Revenue—Without Losing Their Minds Read More »
Interior design is as much about managing relationships as it is about executing sophisticated design vision. After years of representing
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Many of you have shared concerns about handling the recent tariffs and their impact on your client relationships. You’re definitely not
Tariff Talk: The Client Conversation You Need to Have Read More »
Clients arguing over every design decision? Learn how to mediate disputes, set boundaries, and keep your interior design projects moving—without losing your sanity.
Interior Designers or Couple’s Therapists? How to Handle Client Disagreements Like a Pro Read More »
There’s nothing quite like install day—the excitement, the chaos, the transformation. But any seasoned designer will tell you that a
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