Interior Design Business Podcasts - Episode 48
Interior Design Business Podcasts Episode 48 - December 24, 2022
7 awesome interior design business podcasts for you on Christmas Eve!!! Happy learning :)
The Interior Design Business Podcast - Susie Rumbold and Jeff Hayward - Mind The Gap: Where Architecture Meets Interior Design - 35 min
A Well-Designed Business - LuAnn Nigara - Flashback Friday: Nicole Gibbons: Interior Designer, TV Personality, Founder and CEO of Clare - 39 min
The Design Rules - Wanda Colón - Kim Southwick - Creating a balance of life & work - 35 min
Design Perspectives - Gail M Davis - AMY FLURRY - 29 min
Hot Young Designers Club - Rebecca Plumb & Shaun Crha - A Hot Young Holiday - 1 hr 15 min
The Interior Collective - Anastasia Casey - Brittney Vier: Financial Planning for Interior Designers - 1 hr 1 min
Interior Design Business - Terri Taylor - Starting a Design Business - 27 min
The Interior Design Business Podcast - Mind The Gap: Where Architecture Meets Interior Design - 35 min
Today architects and interior designers work closely together to deliver highly intricate building projects for their clients.
How can these design professionals ensure their clients appoint the right people at the right time during their project? And, what steps do architects and designers need to take to achieve a continuity of service to ensure the project runs smoothly?
Max de Rosee and Claire Sa, founding partners of international architecture and interior design studio, join hosts Susie Rumbold and Jeff Hayward. to answer these questions and more in this latest show.
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A Well-Designed Business - Flashback Friday: Nicole Gibbons: Interior Designer, TV Personality, Founder and CEO of Clare - 39 min
Today is a Flashback Friday episode, where host LuAnn Nigara revisits some of the most popular shows from her archives.
Way back in episode 411, LuAnn spoke with Nicole Gibbons about how she created her career by design, how TV really doesn’t pay as much as you would expect, the way that Nicole helps people with their color choice, and so much more!
Show Notes:
Nicole talks about her how she created her career by design.
Transferring your skills from one career to the next.
Nicole would love to be the next Martha Stewart.
How Nicole’s career has evolved.
Strategically creating a parallel path is not an easy thing to do.
Some tips for establishing yourself in the design industry as a recognized expert.
What it takes for an opportunity to get on TV.
TV really doesn’t pay as much as you would expect.
How to be comfortable in front of the camera.
About Nicole’s exciting new endeavor that came to fruition in 2018.
Nicole really wanted to disrupt an industry and do something that could help people solve a problem.
Nicole’s ‘aha’ moment.
How Nicole has done to simplify the color palette.
The way that Nicole helps people with their color choice.
Nicole’s product descriptions really help you to understand what the color will feel like.
About the features of Clare’s seamless to the trade program.
Nicole wants people to feel as safe as possible when using her paint products.
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The Design Rules with Wanda Colón - Kim Southwick - Creating a balance of life & work - 35 min
Kim Southwick is a Realtor in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. Kim’s client-driven philosophy has earned her a spot in the top 25% of REALTORs. She is also a home stager helping her clients get top dollar for their homes.
Kim loves interior design and is usually in the middle of decorating projects.
In her free time, Kim believes in giving back and is active in several charities. She is also an avid power walker, which recently led to an 82 lb weight loss. Whatever she is doing you can be sure her beloved Maltese, KoKo is nearby.
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Design Perspectives - AMY FLURRY - 29 min
In today’s episode, host Gail M Davis interviews Amy Flurry.
Here are a few of the questions Gail put to Amy:
What is my “why?”
I am a creative person and a business owner and I understand the necessity and the difficulties of communicating your own story well. Given my background in editorial, I felt I could demystify and simplify what it means to be “press ready" from that perspective, which is just one perspective but an important one when trying to get your message out there!
Who is my clientele?
Mainly interior designers. Increasingly small manufacturers and brands in the interiors industry. The communications component that is now so closely bound to business continues to express itself in new ways within the design community, whether with showrooms, design centers, or large design markets.
How to be “pitch perfect”?
First, understand that writers and editors look for the special in your work, a point of view. You can learn what it means to communicate that in my book, Recipe for Press: Designer Edition.
But in a nutshell, pitching requires clarity, reliability, consistency and reciprocity. It is a process that takes time and valuing the process of creating relationships within the design community.
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Hot Young Designers Club - A Hot Young Holiday - 1 hr 15 min
Today’s episode is all about reflecting, reviewing, and accessing the year 2022. Hosts Rebecca Plumb & Shaun Crha chat about the things we need to stop doing, some of their fondest memories, business and personal wins, and what is to come in 2023.
In this episode, Rebecca & Shaun talk about:
Planning too much versus not planning enough
Needing a monthly newsletter and delegating more tasks
The growing community of Hotties and the motivation it brings
How having an office is a great reason to keep pushing forward
What type of book keeper is the best
Figuring out the best website platform to use
Our specific goals for 2023
Adapting to feedback from our loyal podcast listeners
Exciting plans for the podcast in 2023
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The Interior Collective - Brittney Vier: Financial Planning for Interior Designers - 1 hr 1 min
As an interior designer running your own studio, the finances can feel overwhelming. From taxes to payroll, there are so many things to consider. In today’s episode, host Anastasia Casey chats with interior design bookkeeper (and her own CFO), Brittney Vier.
Brittney is here to answer all the most important, the most confusing, and even just the “Where do I start?” questions. This virtual bookkeeper for interior designers shares tips on how not to leave money on the table, ways to ensure your business can stay afloat during times of uncertainty, and who should make up your financial team. Plus, Brittney shares what we can do now, before the end of year, to prepare for a stress-free tax season in this BONUS episode of The Interior Collective.
In this episode, Brittney & Anastasia discuss:
The differences between + how to read financial statements
Business entity structures + how they relate to finance
Which finance experts to hire and when
The best accounting software
Budgets, forecasts, and projections
Setting financial goals
Setting salaries
Expenses you can cut back on
Where designers often leave money on the table
The year end financial checklist
Tax deductions
How to prepare for tax season
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Interior Design Business - Starting a Design Business - 27 min
Have you been wanting to start your own design business and wondering how to get started?
If you answered YES…you’re in the right place.
In this episode, host Terri Taylor is taking us through a list of everything you need to get set up to start your business. From networking and building a team to setting up software and marketing. If you’ve already started your business, think of this episode as a checklist for you to go through, and if you haven’t, you can use this episode as a framework to get started.
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