On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Arianne Bellizaire shares how she finally abandoned the idea that she needed a large team to achieve her dreams.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, Palm Beach–based designer David Phoenix talks about his client checklist, his collections with Hickory Chair and Kravet, and his take on the ongoing “decorator” vs. “designer” debate.
In this episode of Ask Us Anything, San Francisco–based designer Regan Baker joins the show to answer a question from a fellow designer whose five-person firm is going through some growing pains.
New York designer Nick Olsen discusses the letter to Miles Redd that changed his life, the business acumen he inherited from his longtime mentor, and why he prefers to be called a decorator rather than a designer.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, New York designer Jae Joo shares why she insists on building her own team of tradespeople to execute her visual vocabulary, and how she builds demand for her work with a strategic approach to getting published.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the artist and lighting designer shares what keeps her creative, how she thinks about growth and why she’s taking on copycats by making more accessible versions of her designs.
In search of business advice from fellow designers? Look no further than Ask Us Anything, a new podcast that taps past Trade Tales guests to answer designers’ anonymous questions about running a design firm. In its debut episode, Courtney McLeod weighs in on how to develop the systems that power a successful project.
On this episode of the Business of Home Podcast, Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning—the duo behind furniture brand Lawson-Fenning—share how they thrived on slow growth.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Birmingham, Alabama–based designer Caroline Gidiere talks about how she’s preparing for the launch of her new book, and shares how she has adopted the mindset to charge for the clients she wants.
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, Nashville-based designer Stephanie Sabbe discusses her new book and her authentic approach to social media.