Jan 29 2024 12 mins 4
Did you know that remodeling your home or personal space can be the ultimate launchpad to jumpstart your career in interior design?
In this episode, I share the wisdom gained from the recent renovation of my home, highlighting the significance of treating your home as a training ground to refine your design skills and to understand the project management part of an interior design project.
Being your client also prepares you for the challenges your future clients might face.
If you are looking for ways to jumpstart your interior design career, don't miss this opportunity to turn your home into a portfolio masterpiece. Tune in now and unlock the potential within your walls!
Why you’ve got to check out today’s episode:
- Discover the hands-on approach to interior design project management and decision-making
- Explore the practical side of design by turning your home into a personalized laboratory
- Understand the intricacies of communication with trades, managing deficiencies, and wrapping up finishing details—all on your dime before you embark on professional projects
Check out the show notes >>> The Best Way to Jumpstart Your Interior Design Career in 2024
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Thanks for listening! I hope this helps you discover if interior design is the career for you. See you next week...
