On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, the principal of Oakland, California–based Redmond Aldrich Design shares how the time away gave her the clarity she needed to change how she worked.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the leader of one of the few remaining large-scale textile mills in the U.S. shares the story of the brand and what he sees for the future of the industry.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the textile designer, interior designer and showroom owner talks about why he expanded into the New York market.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Chroma co-founder Leann Conquer shares why she sees her design studio’s entire discovery phase as a test run—and a sales process—before the job truly commences.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, designer Nicole Hollis shares how she built her large firm—and how appreciating neurodiversity helped get her there.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Indianapolis-based designer Anissa Zajac of House Seven Design shares the community-building power of investing in a storefront, how she has implemented new systems to make hiring easier, and why she’s letting her rates communicate her firm’s value.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, proprietor Mary Celeste Beall shares a story of tragedy and resilience and talks about why launching a design firm was the right move for her Tennessee-based luxury resort.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, architect and designer Jamie Bush shares how his unique upbringing shaped his career, how a short stint working for Kelly Wearstler inspired his approach, and how he found the sweet spot with a team of 23 employees.