Design Curious | Interior Design Podcast, Interior Design Career, Interior Design School, Coaching

Rebecca Ward, CID | Interior Designer, Interior Design Mentor, Designers Coach

A show for the curious creatives who want to learn what it takes to become an interior designer. Welcome to the Design Curious podcast! Each week, you'll learn practical skills every designer needs to develop regardless of whether you want to work for yourself or someone else. You'll learn secrets from professional interior designers to help you avoid costly mistakes & regrets. You'll be encouraged & empowered to overcome your fears of change, failure & money. With my 20 yrs of experience, I'll help you on the RIGHT WAY to get started. Discover if interior design is the career for you!

  1. 170 | Secrets to Effective Selling, Pricing, and CEO Mindset With LuAnn Nigara

    6D AGO

    170 | Secrets to Effective Selling, Pricing, and CEO Mindset With LuAnn Nigara

    Have you ever felt uncomfortable talking about money with a client—even when you know your work is worth every dollar? Maybe you’ve said yes when you wanted to say no. Maybe you’ve underpriced a project just to avoid conflict. Or maybe you’ve worked twice as hard for half the pay and wondered why running your interior design business still feels exhausting instead of empowering. In this episode, I’m joined by legendary business strategist and podcast host LuAnn Nigara. We’re having the honest conversation every creative entrepreneur needs to hear about sales, pricing, confidence, and standing fully in your value as a designer. We talk about why so many designers undervalue their work, how unclear processes lead to undercharging, and what it really means to sell your services with integrity and authority. If you’re ready to stop second-guessing your pricing, start documenting your processes, and finally step into your CEO role, this episode is for you. You'll learn how to sell your interior design services with confidence, without feeling pushy, awkward, or salesy. Featured Guest: LuAnn Nigara is a business strategist, speaker, and host of two podcasts: Window Treatments for Profit and A Well-Designed Business, the leading podcast for design professionals with nearly 9 million downloads. A seasoned entrepreneur with 40+ years in the industry and three successful businesses, LuAnn helps creative entrepreneurs lead with confidence, build systems that drive profitability, and finally get out of their own way. Through LuAnn University, she offers practical, high-impact courses taught by industry pros. And for business owners ready for deep transformation, her Chairman of the Board one-on-one coaching provides the clarity and accountability needed to lead at the highest level. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✳️ Why interior designers consistently undervalue their work—and how to shift that mindset ✳️ How documented processes directly impact your pricing, confidence, and profitability ✳️ The difference between employee work and CEO work in an interior design business ✳️ How to respond when clients question your authority or your pricing ✳️ Why selling is not a dirty word—and how to reframe it with confidence ✳️ How to stand firm in your boundaries without damaging client relationships ✳️ The connection between confidence, pricing strategies, and better clients Read the Blog >>> Secrets to Effective Selling, Pricing, and CEO Mindset NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Sign up for the Launch Your Business Bootcamp today and start building your business the right way. Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 – Introduction: Bootcamp + Guest Bio 3:48 – LuAnn's Journey into the Interior Design Industry 6:20 – LuAnn's Sales Background and Philosophy 9:05 – Reframing Sales for Creatives 14:59 – Why Luann Started Her Podcast 18:32 – Coaching Designers Through Real-World Business Challenges 23:10 – Challenges of Interior Designers 28:07 – Sales Strategy + When to Hold Firm 33:44 – Why Documenting Your Process Changes Everything 38:07 – Luann’s Programs + How Designers Can Work With Her 42:05 – Employee Work vs. CEO Work

    47 min
  2. 169 | Top FAQs Answered: Launch Your Design Business Bootcamp

    DEC 15

    169 | Top FAQs Answered: Launch Your Design Business Bootcamp

    Starting your own interior design business sounds exciting… until you sit down to actually do it and wonder, Where do I even begin? Maybe you’ve dreamed about launching your business for years, but the legal setup feels overwhelming. Maybe you’ve done a few side projects, but don’t feel “official” yet. Or maybe you’re terrified of getting your first paid client, pricing your services, or setting up systems that won’t fall apart the moment you take on real work. If that sounds like you, today’s episode will feel like the permission slip—and roadmap—you’ve been waiting for. I’m answering the most common FAQs about my Launch Your Business Bootcamp, an 8-week step-by-step program designed specifically for interior designers who want to build a profitable, structured, and legitimate business from the ground up. If you’ve been dreaming about making design your full-time career—without the guesswork, trial-and-error, or expensive mistakes—this episode will show you how to officially start your business, attract clients, and finally move from “I want to be a designer” to “I run a real design business.” This is your year. And I’m here to guide you every step of the way. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✔️ Who the Launch Your Business Bootcamp is best suited for ✔️ Why this program helps you avoid the most common business-killing mistakes ✔️ What you’ll accomplish week-by-week inside the 8-week business launch roadmap ✔️ How the program is delivered and why the format helps you take real action ✔️ What makes this different from other design business courses or mentorships ✔️ How to know if now is the right time to finally launch your interior design business Read the Blog >>> Frequently Asked Questions About Launch Your Business Bootcamp NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Sign up for the Launch Your Business Bootcamp and start the new year with clarity, structure, and a proven step-by-step roadmap Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 – Introduction and bootcamp announcement 2:12 – Who Is the Bootcamp For 4:16 – What Will You Learn and Accomplish 5:48 – How the Course is Delivered 8:15 – What If I’m Too Busy or Not Ready Yet 9:10 – What Makes This Program Different 10:21 – Cost, Value, and Investment Breakdown 11:10 – How to Join and When It Starts

    13 min
  3. 168 | 5 Ways to Build a Strong Foundation for Your Design Career With Katie Malik

    DEC 8

    168 | 5 Ways to Build a Strong Foundation for Your Design Career With Katie Malik

    “I just want to design, but why is this so hard?” I get it! You love creating beautiful spaces, choosing finishes, and watching your vision come to life — but when it comes to running your design business, you suddenly feel lost. Pricing, contracts, permits, marketing, and systems aren’t what you signed up for. You became a designer because you love design, not because you wanted to be an entrepreneur. So many interior designers share that same fear and frustration: I love what I do, but I don’t know how to run a business. In this episode, I sit down with award-winning designer and educator Katie Malik, founder of Interior Design Deconstructed, who shares her honest journey from passion-driven creative to confident business owner. Like so many of us, Katie started her design career thinking her talent alone would be enough—until the reality of entrepreneurship hit. Through mentorship, business coaching, and intentional training, she learned how to build a sustainable practice that honors her creativity and her bottom line. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the business side of design, this conversation will remind you that you don’t have to figure it out alone. With the right guidance, systems, and support, you can transform your passion into a profitable design business. That’s exactly what I help designers do through my Launch Your Business Bootcamp—a step-by-step program designed to walk you through every stage of building a profitable interior design business — one that lets you thrive doing what you love. Featured Guest: Katie Malik is an award-winning interior designer and founder of Interior Design Deconstructed. With a Master’s in Philosophy from Cambridge University and advanced training in house whispering — a psychotherapy of space rooted in feng shui and energy alignment — Katie helps clients create homes and businesses that feel as good as they look. A triple UK Property Awards winner featured in Architectural Digest, Grand Designs, and The Times, she also mentors emerging designers to build profitable, purpose-driven studios. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✳️ How to transition into interior design from another career with confidence ✳️ Why creative passion isn’t enough — and what business skills truly matter ✳️ How investing in mentorship and coaching can fast-track your growth ✳️ The surprising power of networking and community for designers ✳️ What house whispering is and how energy and psychology connect to design ✳️ Why clarity about your business goals helps you grow with ease Read the Blog >>> 5 Ways to Build a Strong Design Career Foundation NEXT STEPS:🎯 Sign up today for Launch Your Business Bootcamp You’ll gain a full year inside My Design Mentor, plus an eight-week program that gives you the roadmap, coaching, and systems to build a business you're proud of. Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction and Guest Bio 2:13 Katie’s Journey From Academia to Interior Design 5:00 Transitioning from Education to Entrepreneurship 7:39 House Whispering and Advanced Feng Shui 11:38 Building and Scaling a Design Business 13:42 The Value of Business Coaching 15:13 How to Learn From Designers Across the Globe 17:18 Lessons Learned From Running a Design Business 21:29 The Power of Systems and Processes 22:11 Katie’s Podcast: Interior Design Deconstructed

    28 min
  4. 167 | Launch Your Business Bootcamp, the Framework You Need to Build a Profitable Design Biz

    DEC 1

    167 | Launch Your Business Bootcamp, the Framework You Need to Build a Profitable Design Biz

    Starting your own interior design business can feel like standing at the edge of a cliff—exciting, but also terrifying. You know you’re meant to design beautiful spaces, but when it comes to business setup, contracts, pricing, or branding, everything suddenly feels overwhelming. You may even wonder, “Can I really do this on my own?” Well, you don’t have to! The smartest and most successful designers aren’t those who do everything themselves—they’re the ones who ask for help early. That’s why I created the Launch Your Business Bootcamp—an eight-week, step-by-step coaching program designed to give you the structure, systems, and mentorship you need to fast-track your business launch and set yourself up for long-term profitability. In this episode, I walk you through what you’ll get inside the Bootcamp, how it’s designed to help you avoid common mistakes that lead to business failure, and why having mentorship and community support is the best investment in your future success. If you’ve ever wanted to build a thriving, profitable design firm but didn’t know where to start, this is the episode (and program) you don’t want to miss. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✔️ Why 20% of new businesses fail in their first year—and how to avoid becoming one of them. ✔️ The importance of mentorship and community when starting your design business. ✔️ What’s included in the eight-week Launch Your Business Bootcamp. ✔️ How to lay the foundation for your brand identity and business purpose. ✔️ The legal documentation and contracts you need to protect your design business. ✔️ The systems and operations you must have in place to run profitable design projects. ✔️ Why coaching investments often bring a 7x return—and how that applies to you. Read the Blog >>> Sneak Peek: Launch Your Business Bootcamp NEXT STEPS: Still unsure if the Bootcamp is right for you? 🎯 Join my free webinar: Learn 5 Money Moves to Start Your Interior Design Business Right - December 3rd at 12p Pacific Time Ready to launch your interior design business? 🎯 Sign up now! Launch Your Business Bootcamp and get access to eight weeks of structured business coaching, plus a full year of My Design Mentor membership. Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 2:09 The Struggle of Starting a Business Without Help 3:50 Why Mentorship and Accountability Fast-Track Your Success 4:48 Inside the Eight-Week Launch Your Business Bootcamp 9:34 How to Avoid the “Unprofitable Designer” Trap 11:41 Why Profitability Matters From Day One 13:25 Building Intentional Change for Your Design Business in 2026 16:21 Free Webinar: From Passion to Purpose

    20 min
  5. 166 | Scaling & Rebranding Your Design Business + Job-Site Confidence With Nicole Roe

    NOV 24

    166 | Scaling & Rebranding Your Design Business + Job-Site Confidence With Nicole Roe

    When you're first stepping into the interior design world, choosing a business name can feel like the defining decision of your entire future. Many designers freeze because they feel pressure to land on the “perfect” name—one that will carry them for decades. But here's the real truth most new creatives don't hear: you grow, and your business grows with you. Your brand name should have room to grow too. In this episode, I sit down with Nicole Roe, the founder and creative force of R. Nixon Interiors, a construction-savvy designer behind a fast-scaling boutique design firm. Nicole shares how she evolved from running “Nicole Roe Design” as a one-woman show to rebranding into a strong and scalable company identity… and why she will never rebrand again! We dive into the realities of choosing a brand name, the emotional and logistical hurdles of rebranding, and the importance of a name that empowers your team—not just your personal portfolio. If you’ve been questioning whether to use your name or create a standalone brand—or if you feel paralyzed by the fear of getting it wrong—this episode gives you clarity. We also explore how construction knowledge, hands-on learning, and confidence on job sites can transform your role as a designer making you a trusted partner to contractors and clients alike. Featured Guest: Nicole Roe is the founder and creative director of R. Nixon Interiors, a boutique interior design studio known for blending bold luxury with real-life functionality. With a degree in building construction from Georgia Tech and over 15 years of experience across construction and interior design, Nicole brings unmatched technical expertise to every project. She leads a growing team, operates her own receiving warehouse, and hosts the podcast Highly Affected By Her Surroundings. Nicole is passionate about empowering designers, embracing functional luxury, and pushing the boundaries of boutique residential design. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✳️ How Nicole transitioned from a personal-name brand to a scalable firm identity ✳️ Signs it's time to rebrand—and how to avoid common rebranding pitfalls ✳️ Advantages of having a flexible brand name ✳️ How construction knowledge strengthens client trust and contractor relationships ✳️ The importance of practicing design and problem-solving in your own home ✳️ Team structure ideas that support growth in your interior design business ✳️ Tips on stepping confidently into leadership roles in male-dominated spaces Read the Blog >>> Scale & Rebrand Your Design Business + Job-Site Confidence NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Join the waitlist for Launch Your Business Bootcamp You’ll gain a full year inside My Design Mentor, plus an eight-week program that gives you the roadmap, coaching, and systems to build a business you're proud of. Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 2:26 Nicole's Journey to Becoming an Interior Designer 6:49 Early Career and Initial Projects 8:23 Rebranding: Nicole Roe Design to R Nixon Interiors 10:33 The Challenges and Realities of Rebranding 12:50 Tips for Managing Google Listings During a Rebrand 14:10 Masculine vs Feminine Energy in Design + Job-Site Confidence 17:09 The Value of Doing Projects at Home 20:49 Team Structure and Roles Inside R Nixon Interiors 23:05 Expanding Studio & Warehouse Spaces 24:24 Podcast & Brand Growth Beyond Interiors 27:28 Final Advice for New Designers

    31 min
  6. 165 | From Dreaming to Designing Series #4: Key Systems Every Interior Designer Needs to Run a Professional Business

    NOV 17

    165 | From Dreaming to Designing Series #4: Key Systems Every Interior Designer Needs to Run a Professional Business

    Starting your interior design business can feel like pure chaos. You’re excited to finally design for real clients, but behind the scenes, you’re juggling endless tasks: client emails, project notes, contracts, invoices, and oh—remembering who said what about that sofa fabric. Without systems, it’s easy to feel disorganized and unprofessional. The truth is, having solid business systems doesn’t box in your creativity—it frees it. When your client management, communication, and project processes are organized, you show up polished and confident. That consistency builds credibility and trust, allowing you to focus on what you do best—designing beautiful spaces. In this episode, I’m walking you through the four key systems that form the foundation of a professional interior design business. If you want to look polished, even if you’re brand new, this episode will show you how to set up systems that create smoother client experiences, save you time, and give you more creative space. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✔️ Why creative designers need structure—and how systems actually give you more freedom ✔️  The four key systems every interior design business needs to look professional ✔️  How a client management system (CRM) can simplify your communication and improve consistency ✔️  The project management tools that keep tasks and timelines on track ✔️  How to track your time and finances for smarter pricing and less stress ✔️  Tips for organizing your communication and file systems to save hours every week ✔️  Why systems make your client experience more consistent, polished, and referral-worthy Read the Blog >>> Key Systems Every Interior Designer Needs for a Pro Business NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Join the waitlist for Launch Your Business Bootcamp I’ll walk you step-by-step through setting up your client management, project tracking, and communication systems—so you can handle clients with confidence and clarity. Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 2:10 Benefits of Having Business Systems 3:46 The Four Key Systems You Need to Set Up 4:47 Client Management System (CRM) 7:05 Project Management System 08:45 Time Tracking System 13:07 Financial Management Systems 14:28 Communication and File Systems Management 16:56 Wrapping Up: How Systems Protect Your Creativity 19:07 Invitation: Launch Your Business Bootcamp

    22 min
  7. 164 | Turning Remodel Problems Into Design Opportunities With Julie Stevens

    NOV 10

    164 | Turning Remodel Problems Into Design Opportunities With Julie Stevens

    We’ve all been there — you start a remodel excited and full of vision, and then reality hits. A wall isn’t where you thought it was, a material is delayed, or something totally unexpected pops up once construction begins. Suddenly, your dream design feels like it’s slipping away. In this episode, I chat with the multi-passionate designer and entrepreneur Julie Stevens, whose creative journey spans interior design, product design, and entrepreneurship. Julie has designed everything from high-end interiors to patented products and even launched an award-winning cocktail brand, BeTini Spirits. What makes her story special isn’t just her creativity, but her resilience and mindset when things don’t go according to plan. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by design challenges or wondered how to stay calm and creative in the middle of chaos, this episode will help you reframe those tough moments. You’ll learn how to approach setbacks as opportunities, balance multiple creative passions, and design spaces that are truly functional, personalized, and full of purpose. Featured Guest: Julie Stevens is a designer, inventor, and entrepreneur who’s built a career around merging beauty with function. From creating custom furniture and consumer products to launching her award-winning cocktail brand, BeTini Spirits, she continues to inspire with her creativity and innovation. Her latest passion project, River Sound, is a historic theater-turned-music venue designed to nurture creativity in her Colorado community. Recognized by JP Morgan Chase as one of the 100 Women to Know in America, Julie embodies what it means to lead with imagination and purpose. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✳️ How to develop a mindset that thrives through design challenges ✳️ Why creativity thrives when you combine beauty with function ✳️ How to turn design roadblocks into fresh opportunities ✳️ The key to balancing multiple creative passions without burning out ✳️ Why listening deeply to your clients transforms your designs ✳️ How dual-purpose design can make spaces more functional and beautiful ✳️ The mindset shift that helps you grow through every project (not just survive it) Read the Blog >>> Turning Remodel Problems Into Design Opportunities NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Join the waitlist for Launch Your Business Bootcamp Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction & Guest Bio 1:48 Julie’s Creative Beginnings and Early Influences 2:49 Transition Into Interior Design and Product Design 3:48 Inspiration and Design Process 7:31 Designing Dual-Purpose Furniture Pieces 10:18 Balancing Multiple Design Projects 13:39 Challenges Faced During COVID and Lessons Learned 15:19 The Right Mindset for Unexpected Remodeling Challenges 17:30 Advice for New Designers Entering the Industry 19:27 Eco-Conscious Design and Her Upcoming Creative Projects

    23 min
  8. 163 | From Dreaming to Designing Series #3: Essential Steps to Set Up Your Design Business Legally

    NOV 3

    163 | From Dreaming to Designing Series #3: Essential Steps to Set Up Your Design Business Legally

    Does the business side of design intimidate you? Many creatives dream of launching their own interior design business but freeze when it comes to legal paperwork, contracts, licenses, or financial planning. It feels complicated—almost like a foreign language that wasn’t covered in design school. The truth is, understanding the legal and financial setup isn’t as scary as it sounds. When you have a clear checklist and guidance, you can turn your creative passion into a legitimate business that clients trust. In this episode, I’m breaking down the non-negotiable legal and financial must-haves to help you build your business on a solid foundation. From your EIN and business license to contracts and bookkeeping systems, you’ll have a clear checklist for setting up your design business legally and professionally—so you can stop second-guessing yourself and finally take confident action. What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✔️ The essential legal steps for launching your interior design business ✔️ How to apply for an EIN and why it protects your privacy ✔️ Choosing the right business structure: LLC, S-Corp, or Sole Proprietor ✔️ The importance of licenses, permits, and business insurance ✔️ Why contracts are non-negotiable for every client relationship ✔️ Setting up business banking and payment systems for clean finances ✔️ How to shift your mindset from hobbyist to confident CEO Read the Blog >>> Essential Steps to Set Up Your Design Business Legally NEXT STEPS: 🎯 Join the waitlist for Launch Your Business Bootcamp Check out our Designer's Playlist! *️ Start Your Interior Design Journey *️ From Newbie to Confident Designer *️ Switching Gears to Interior Design Grab your freebies: 📌 Your Roadmap to a Career in Interior Design 🎨 3 Things I Wish I had known when I Started my Career Connect With Me: 📧 Email: podcast@rwarddesign.com 🔆 Instagram: @rwarddesign 🌎 Website at rwarddesign.com Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week... Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:34 How Rebecca Bootstrapped Her Business Setup 5:26 Benefits of Setting up a Business Legally 7:55 How to Get Your Ein 9:51 How to Choose Your Business Structure 11:02 Required Licenses and Permits 12:09 The Importance of Having Business Insurance 14:38 Why Contracts Are Your Business Backbone 16:54 Business Banking and Financial Setup 18:15 Bookkeeping and Hiring Help 22:40 Mindset Shift: Viewing the Business as a Profitable Entity

    26 min

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A show for the curious creatives who want to learn what it takes to become an interior designer. Welcome to the Design Curious podcast! Each week, you'll learn practical skills every designer needs to develop regardless of whether you want to work for yourself or someone else. You'll learn secrets from professional interior designers to help you avoid costly mistakes & regrets. You'll be encouraged & empowered to overcome your fears of change, failure & money. With my 20 yrs of experience, I'll help you on the RIGHT WAY to get started. Discover if interior design is the career for you!

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