Kaitlin Petersen
50 states project
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January 29, 2023
Why this California designer stopped using a client questionnaire
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Venice, California–based designer Mimi Shin tells us how her first career as a fashion editor helped her avoid certain mistakes as a designer, why seven is the magic number of projects for her and why she wants to transition to a flat fee.
trade shows
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January 25, 2023
Top takeaways from Paris Design Week
The first January showings of Maison&Objet and Déco Off since 2020 were a swirl of exciting introductions, cocktail party invites and joie de vivre.
50 states project
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January 21, 2023
How this Arkansas designer got serious about her business
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Little Rock, Arkansas–based designer Jill White tells us why she’s grateful for the unglamorous jobs at the start of her career, how a vendor relationship turbocharged her business and why a staff member’s recent departure has made it harder to let go of the small stuff.
50 states project
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January 8, 2023
This Alabama designer wants to create, not copy
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Birmingham, Alabama–based designer Dana Wolter tells us about her mission to create meaningful, one-of-a-kind spaces, why she wants to stay ahead of the Southern look, and how a health crisis transformed her business outlook.
year in review
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January 3, 2023
7 essential takeaways from 2022’s 50 States Project
For the past three years, BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen has profiled a designer from each state for the 50 States Project. Here, she shares key insights uncovered in this year’s conversations to help you put your best foot forward in the months to come.
50 states project
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December 30, 2022
Why this Wyoming designer wants to play the long game
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Jackson Hole, Wyoming–based designer Emily Janak tells us why she puts fabric over finances, and how she’s pursuing slow-burn business success with a view toward a long, fulfilling career.
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