32 min
EP 26(Part 1): Women in Construction Inspire Children’s Book, with Stefani Thatcher Inside The Trades
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Stefani Thatcher – Domani Home Design (Part 1)
Episode 26
When you think about male-dominated industries, construction might be one of the first that comes to mind. Today’s guest believes that, by utilizing skilled tradeswomen and women-owned companies at all stages of your residential construction project, your home will not only be more beautiful but more holistically attuned to your unique needs too!
In part one of this two-part conversation, we are joined by Stefani Thatcher, who is the Owner and Lead Designer of Domani Home Design. Each of Stefani’s home designs utilizes her unique Smarter Floor Plans design method, with the homeowner’s personal stories and unique lifestyle woven into the finished product.
Today, Stefani offers us a closer look at her business and holistic design processes. Tuning in, you’ll find out how some of the stereotypical attributes that women in trades are often overlooked for can be a valuable asset to your next home design project.
Stefani is not only a world-class architect, home designer, and educator, but she's also one of the inspirations for a children's book, which you will learn more about in today’s episode. Be sure to stick around to hear how Stefani is helping to close the talent gap in the trades!
Topics discussed in this episode:
Stefani’s origin story, which started at just nine years oldThe curiosity required to constantly improve your processesA look inside The House That She BuiltWhat women bring to the trade of constructionClosing the skills gap and improving the homeowners’ experience!Bringing humanity to the homeWhy a house is so much more than four wallsThe emotional bond Stefani forms with her clientsSome of the custom designs Stefani has createdA practical understanding of bringing these designs to lifeWhy certain constraints are good for innovation To connect with Stefani and Domani Home Design, visit her website or follow her on Instagram and Facebook.
Learn more about The House That She Built!
Connect with us:
Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok YouTube Head to Apple Podcast for more episodes.
Stefani Thatcher – Domani Home Design (Part 1)
Episode 26
When you think about male-dominated industries, construction might be one of the first that comes to mind. Today’s guest believes that, by utilizing skilled tradeswomen and women-owned companies at all stages of your residential construction project, your home will not only be more beautiful but more holistically attuned to your unique needs too!
In part one of this two-part conversation, we are joined by Stefani Thatcher, who is the Owner and Lead Designer of Domani Home Design. Each of Stefani’s home designs utilizes her unique Smarter Floor Plans design method, with the homeowner’s personal stories and unique lifestyle woven into the finished product.
Today, Stefani offers us a closer look at her business and holistic design processes. Tuning in, you’ll find out how some of the stereotypical attributes that women in trades are often overlooked for can be a valuable asset to your next home design project.
Stefani is not only a world-class architect, home designer, and educator, but she's also one of the inspirations for a children's book, which you will learn more about in today’s episode. Be sure to stick around to hear how Stefani is helping to close the talent gap in the trades!
Topics discussed in this episode:
Stefani’s origin story, which started at just nine years oldThe curiosity required to constantly improve your processesA look inside The House That She BuiltWhat women bring to the trade of constructionClosing the skills gap and improving the homeowners’ experience!Bringing humanity to the homeWhy a house is so much more than four wallsThe emotional bond Stefani forms with her clientsSome of the custom designs Stefani has createdA practical understanding of bringing these designs to lifeWhy certain constraints are good for innovation To connect with Stefani and Domani Home Design, visit her website or follow her on Instagram and Facebook.
Learn more about The House That She Built!
Connect with us:
Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok YouTube Head to Apple Podcast for more episodes.
32 min