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December 10, 2025
How do I attract better clients?
In this episode of Ask Us Anything, Ashley Hughes, the founder of Dallas-based Muse Noire Interiors, joins the show to answer a question from a designer who is looking to reach the next level of clientele.
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December 8, 2025
The secret to Dan Fink’s success? Staying present
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the New York–based designer discusses the qualities he looks for in employees, the lessons he learned from working in tech, and how he leads every new project with transparency.
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December 3, 2025
Lilse McKenna on building client confidence
On this episode of Trade Tales, the New York designer shares how she manages client expectations from the outset and why her firm includes a head of special projects.
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November 26, 2025
Heather Fujikawa, Grace Start and Jean Stoffer on recruiting, remote work and more
Designers Heather Fujikawa of House Sprucing and Jean Stoffer and Grace Start of Stoffer Home joined Ask Us Anything host Kaitlin Petersen for a live episode of the show to dish out advice on topics like how to navigate tricky conversations about money and how to tackle long-distance projects successfully.
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November 24, 2025
Jerry Pair proves showrooms are still vital
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, Dan Cahoon, the president and CEO of Southeastern multiline showroom Jerry Pair & Associates discusses how he makes sure each brand the company represents shines in its own right.
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November 17, 2025
Why kitchen cabinetry startup Isla Porter caters to designers
This week on The Business of Home Podcast, Isla Porter founders Emily Arthur and Sharon Dranko share how they came up with the brand’s unique name, how they are handling tariffs, and the benefits of having a friend as a business partner.
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November 10, 2025
From Farrow & Ball to Fermoie: Martin Ephson’s surprising journey
On the latest episode of The Business of Home Podcast, one of the business partners behind Farrow & Ball’s revamp and the furnishings line Fermoie shares why British companies go to America, why American design will always be influenced by British design, and why wallpaper and color are back.
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