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January 24, 2021
Why this Arizona designer updates her contract after every project
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Gilbert, Arizona–based Jenny Slingerland of Black Ink Interiors shares her biggest business regret, why she prepares clients for worst-case scenarios, and how she got over her perfectionist tendencies.
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October 30, 2020
Why this Texas designer says getting out of her head helped her make more money
In the 43rd installment of the 50 States Project, BOH spoke with Dallas-based designer Juliana Oliveira of Beyond Interior Design about how she overcame her fears about sending big bills, why she became a general contractor, and how she’s tapping into a new clientele niche: pro athletes. 
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August 9, 2020
Why this New Mexico designer is only taking on whole-home projects
In the 31st installment of the 50 States Project, BOH spoke with Santa Fe, New Mexico–based Chandler Prewitt about his new post-pandemic priorities, the importance of lining up trustworthy tradespeople and the nuances of the local aesthetic.
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January 23, 2020
Why this Arizona designer always chooses a word of the year
In the third installment of the 50 States Project, BOH spoke with Phoenix, Arizona–based Jaimee Rose about designing for a Southwestern climate, putting clients first, and how intention-setting helps her firm achieve its goals each year.
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January 22, 2020
5 is the magic number for these Dallas designers
A Dallas-based team of five designers—Cynthia Collins, Caroline Davis, Leslie Jenkins, Carrie Jane Pogoloff and Lucy Ward—opened Blue Print’s doors nearly ten years ago. BOH sat down to hear about the business’s evolution and expansion, and the role of friendship in their success.
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October 16, 2019
Can this Houston designer save Rose Cumming Chintzes and Classic Cloth?
Houston-based designer and showroom owner Lauren Hudson planned to start carrying Dessin Fournir product in late 2018. Instead, she ended up buying two of the failed company's lines: Rose Cumming Chintzes and Classic Cloth. BOH talked with Hudson about becoming the steward of legacy brands and setting them up for a successful relaunch.
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