Holistic Interior Design Podcast
Hosted by interior designer Rachel Crawford, this podcast explores how thoughtful design shapes emotion, connection, and wellbeing. Through conversations with artists, hoteliers, and creative founders, along with studio stories and design audits, it examines the deeper layers of intentional spaces. Topics range from boutique hotel design and sensory experience to Feng Shui and seasonal rituals. A listen for creatives and anyone seeking spaces with meaning and intention.
Episodes
182: Gemini New Moon Ritual: Listening to the Body Beneath the Thoughts
In this episode, I’m bringing back something that has always felt deeply aligned for me: new moon rituals.This Gemini New Moon invites us into the space between the mind and the body — where our thoughts, stories, and patterns are asking to be felt, not just figured out. With Mercury moving through Cancer and Chiron beginning its shift into Taurus, this ritual is centered around emotional honesty,
181: The Return of Holistic Interior Design
After a meaningful pause, Holistic Interior Design is back with a renewed sense of clarity, depth, and intention.In this reintroduction episode, host Rachel Larraine Crawford shares what led her away from the podcast, what brought her back, and how this next chapter is evolving. What began as a podcast about interiors is becoming a richer exploration of the people, spaces, materials, rituals, and
180: Behind the Veil - Refreshing a Legacy Brazilian Steakhouse (on a Real Budget)
This week, I’m taking you behind the veil of a real-time project: a 3,000-sq-ft, family-run Brazilian steakhouse in San Diego’s Gaslamp. After smoke and water damage from last year’s fire, the owners asked us to refresh on a very tight budget—without losing legacy. We’re building a nature-forward concept inspired by butterfly wings, jungle softness, and river ripples to attract a younger, social-s
Quick little update from Rachel
Hey everyone—Rachel here with a quick update on the future of this podcast and where I’m currently focusing my creative energy.I’ve been deep in reflection and realignment—personally, professionally, and creatively. That means this podcast will be taking a pause for the time being as I shift my focus toward new directions that are lighting me up, especially in the hospitality design space.✨ What’s
179: Virgo Season Reset: Decluttering with Intention
Have you ever noticed how certain seasons make you want to reset — to clear the clutter, reorganize your space, and find a little more flow? That’s not random — that’s Virgo energy at work.In this episode of the Holistic Interior Design Podcast, Rachel taps into the wisdom of Virgo season — the zodiac’s call to simplify, systemize, and realign your home and life. She even pulls a tarot card, the W
178: Floors with a Soul: The Purpose-Driven Story Behind Geneva Flooring
I sat down with the incredibly wise and wildly grounded Lisa Wells, owner of Geneva Flooring, and let me just say… this convo was equal parts design deep dive and soulful reminder that how we build our spaces matters.Lisa brings over 25 years of experience in the flooring world — but more than that, she brings heart. We talk about why flooring is foundational (literally and emotionally), how susta
177: Handmade, Heart-Led, and Carbon Neutral: Fireclay’s Commitment to Conscious Craft
What happens when a love for art, sustainability, and soulful living collide? You get Caitlyn Child—and her work with Fireclay Tile is proof that design can be radically beautiful and rooted in deep intention.Today’s guest is Caitlyn Child, the Vice President of Sales at Fireclay Tile, a certified B-Corp and pioneer in handmade, sustainability-focused tile. But Caitlyn isn’t just in sales—she’s in
176: Designing for Gemini Season: Lightness, Curiosity & Connection in Your Space
🌬️ Designing for Gemini Season: Lightness, Curiosity &Connection in Your SpaceWelcome back to the Holistic Interior Design Podcast! I’m Rachel Lorraine Crawford, your host and designer. In this episode, we’re tuning into the vibrant, airy, and curious energy of Gemini season—a time of mental stimulation, adaptability, and deep connection through communication.We often feel the urge to shift ou
175 - Designing for Taurus Season: Grounding, Beauty & Sensory Rituals for Your Home
This episode is for anyone who’s been craving a slower pace, a deeper connection to home, and a little more beauty in the everyday. As we step into Taurus season, I’m inviting you to look at your space—not just as a backdrop, but as an active part of your well-being. Taurus energy is grounded, sensual, and rooted in beauty and value. It’s about slowing down, enjoying life’s pleasures, and surround
174 - Creating Sacred Space: My Journey into Holistic Design + 10 Shifts You Can Make Now
Welcome back! In this episode, I’m taking you deeper into what holistic interior design really means to me — and how my personal journey shaped the way I approach space, energy, and design today.I’m sharing my story — from growing up in chaotic, shared spaces, to discovering the magic of theatre, finding sanctuary in my first apartment, and ultimately weaving together spirituality, energy work, an
173: Unfiltered & Intentional - The New Era of This Podcast (again...)
🎙 Episode 173 – Unfiltered & Intentional: The New Era of This PodcastHey there — welcome back to the Holistic Interior Design Podcast. It’s been a minute, and I’m so happy to be here with you again. This is episode 173, and it’s the beginning of a brand new chapter. A return to where this podcast first started: to serve you, my design clients, and to offer support for creating intentional, ali
172 - A Rebirth in Business: Realignment, Retrogrades & Raw Intention
A Rebirth in Business: Realignment, Retrogrades & Raw IntentionIn this short and sweet solo episode, I’m reconnecting with you after a much-needed pause. I light a candle, pull a card from my Rider-Waite deck—the Nine of Wands—and reflect on its powerful message about burnout, boundaries, and being close to completion.With the Aries New Moon, a solar eclipse, and both Mercury and Venus in retr
171 - Recap: Transformational Insights from the Ready Set Launch Retreat
This episode recaps the first Design Coach Collective retreat, focusing on the experiences and insights gained by aspiring interior designers. The retreat emphasized community, identity exploration, niche definition, ideal client understanding, legal aspects of business, marketing strategies, and the importance of networking. Attendees engaged in various exercises and workshops aimed at enhancing
170 - Simplifying Interior Design with AI Tools with Jenna
In this episode of the Holistic Interior Design Podcast, host Jenna Gaidusek shares her journey into the world of interior design, her embrace of technology and AI, and the importance of community among designers. She discusses her experiences with e-design, the impact of AI on the industry, and the tools and resources available for designers. Jenna also emphasizes the significance of mindfulness
169 - Get to Know Tamara: One of The Creative Forces Behind Our Design Coaching Retreats
In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss the formation of the Design Coach Collective, highlighting the journey of Tamara Romeo into the world of interior design and coaching. They explore themes of community building, personal growth, and the importance of collaboration among designers. Tamara shares her unique path from advertising to design, emphasizing the significance of marketing and
168: 5 Signs You're Ready to Start Your Own Interior Design Business
In this episode of the Holistic Interior Design Podcast, I’ll be diving into a topic close to my heart: the five signs that you’re ready to start your own interior design business. If you’ve been dreaming of taking that leap but aren’t quite sure if the timing is right, this episode is for you. I’ll guide you through the key signals that it’s time to turn your passion into a thriving business, fro
167: My Story: How Theater, Spirituality, and Mentorship Shaped my Design Career
In this episode of the Holistic Interior Design Podcast, Rachel Crawford shares her personal journey of becoming an interior designer, detailing her struggles, triumphs, and the integration of spirituality into her design practice. She discusses her early life, the challenges she faced, and how she found her voice through theater. Rachel also highlights her career transitions, the founding of her
166: Transforming Design: Coaching, Community, and Upcoming Events
In this episode, the host shares updates and changes happening with Design Coven, a community for holistic interior designers. They discuss the Design Coven community, the podcast, and upcoming events. They introduce Design Coach Collective, a new offering that focuses on coaching and teaching interior design practices. The host, along with two other designers, will provide coaching packages to he
165: Embracing a Four-Day Work Week: Prioritizing Health and Well-being
In this solo episode, Rachel discusses the transition to a four-day work week and the reasons behind it. The focus is on prioritizing health, well-being, and creativity. The episode explores the benefits of the new work week, such as promoting rest, personal activities, and mental and physical health. The shift aligns with the firm's holistic values and fosters creativity and innovation. The host
164: Revamping Services and Mentorship: What's Next for Rachel's Interior Business and the Design Coven
Rachel provides an update on her interior design business and shares her plans for the future. She discusses her exploration of human design and how it has influenced her approach as a business owner. Rachel also mentions the changes she is making to Design Coven, including offering one-on-one mentorship. She introduces her new interns and talks about her intention to be more selective with client
163: Content Planning Made Easy: 5 Themes for a Week of Posts
Welcome to Episode 163 of the Holistic Interior Design Podcast!In this episode, we're diving into the world of social media content planning with a focus on theming out your week. If you've ever struggled with what to post or felt overwhelmed by the idea of keeping your social media fresh and engaging, this episode is for you. We'll be sharing five distinct themes to help you organize your content
162 - The Proposal Blueprint: Crafting Interior Design Proposals for Easy Client Approval
Episode 162: The Proposal Blueprint: Crafting Interior Design Proposals for Easy Client ApprovalWelcome to Episode 162 of our podcast! In this special group coaching session, we delve into "The Proposal Blueprint: Crafting Interior Design Proposals for Easy Client Approval."In this episode, we cover:Structuring Your Proposal: Learn the key components that make up a compelling and professional prop
161: How Florals Elevate Your Designs with Michael O’Neil of Designs by Nourish
Florals add so much to any room, especially when used intentionally to reflect the themes and branding of a space. To really take your designs to the next level, you can partner with a floral designer to help you translate your big vision as a designer into a work of living art!Michael O’Neil of Designs by Nourish explains why and how designers can enhance their spaces with floral design, walking
160: May Events You Will NOT Want to Miss - Virtual & IRL
In this episode, we're gearing up for an exciting month ahead in the Design Coven community! Join us as we highlight a variety of virtual and in-person events scheduled for May. From workshops to networking opportunities, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Tune in to discover how you can get involved and elevate your design journey with our vibrant community.May 7, 2024, 10-11am PDTThe Propo
159: Artist Spotlight: Parker Heath
Many artists and designers struggle with how to do what they love and make a living at it. For those of you who want to start your own businesses, this month’s Artist Spotlight with Interdisciplinary Artist & Designer Parker Heath will inspire you to get going today! Parker shares the fascinating story of how he discovered his passion for art and how he built his business in a relatively short
158: Vacation & Short-Term Rental Design with Paula Oblen
In this episode, we’re diving into the world of vacation and short-term rental design with interior designer Paula Oblen. Once Paula discovered her passion for this niche, she was hooked. She shares the unique story behind her career and business, why she loves examining the convergence between hotel and home, and the importance of identity and branding in this space. She also gives us a preview o
157: Holistic Health and Wellness with Dr. Natasha Macleay of Tulsi Wellness Center
I’m excited to welcome our first doctor to the Holistic Interior Design Podcast, Dr. Natasha of Tulsi Wellness Center. Dr. Natasha practices Holistic Health, and as Holistic Interior Designers, it’s important for us to make our overall health and wellness a priority, while also considering how our designs contribute to the holistic health of our clients. Dr. Natasha shares her journey to prac
156: Behind the Scenes: April Events & My Hiring Process
I’m kicking off April with a preview of all the exciting Design Coven events coming up this month, for both Free and Pro Members. And as I am in the process of hiring a paid intern for my design business, Tiger Veil, I’m giving you a behind-the-scenes look at my hiring process. If you’re in the process of building a staff or just thinking about hiring in the future, my hope is that this helps you
155: Collaborating to Build a Design Business with Liminal Home
I’m excited to welcome two Design Coven members, Cassie and Angelica, to the podcast to share the story behind their holistic interior design business. Cassie and Angelica met in the Design Coven and discovered they had a unique connection, which led to them building a business together. They talk about how they work and fit so well together, how the Design Coven has helped them in the process of
154: 7 Reasons I’m Starting a New Podcast
This week I’m sharing an update on where I’m at with this podcast and my business, and I’m introducing my NEW podcast, The Holistic Hospitality Design Podcast. I outline seven reasons why I decided to start this new project, and I’m hoping it inspires you to find a targeted way to connect with your ideal clients. With us entering the second quarter of the year, now is a good time to assess where w
153: 3 Big Reasons AI Images Will NOT Impress Clients
As AI becomes more and more popular, I want to address when interior designers should avoid working with it. I believe that AI can have many great uses, and I’ve talked about that in previous episodes, but when it comes to your design images—especially the ones in your portfolio—I think it does more harm than good. In this episode, I cover three specific reasons to not use AI images.Featured
152: Embracing Pisces Season: A Dreamy March with the Design Coven
We have a lot of great events coming up this March in the Design Coven, and in this episode, I’m giving you a preview of each of them. This month, we are embracing the energy of Pisces season by diving deeper into our dreams, exploring how they can empower us in life and business. For our Design Coven virtual events this month, we begin on March 11 with a New Moon Intention Setting event, ava
151: Don’t Make These 7 Interior Designer Website Mistakes with Masha Koyen of Content Vertical
This week we’re diving into the writing and messaging on your website with Masha Koyen, a copywriter who works specifically with interior designers. She walks us through the 7 most common mistakes she sees interior designers make on their websites and tells us how we can correct them.Masha also gives us a preview of what she’ll be covering in her workshop for Design Coven Pro Members on February 2
150: Embracing Heart-Centered Design: A February to Remember
In this week’s episode, I’m giving an overview of the Design Coven’s theme for the month of February: Heart-Centered Design. I explain what it means to design from the heart and how all of our events this month will support us in reconnecting to our heart space. Together we’ll explore how we can connect with our clients’ heart centers as well, using design to evoke how they want to feel in their s
149: Don’t Miss Out: 8 Reasons You’ll Regret Not Being at Art Meets Design Mixer in Collaboration with the World Design Capital San Diego Tijuana 2024
The World Design Capital has named San Diego Tijuana the design capital for 2024—the first bi-national designation in the organization’s history! And I’m excited to share that the Design Coven has collaborated with Sparks Gallery, ASID San Diego, and the World Design Capital to create a whole weekend of Holistic Design events, February 9 to 11, 2024. In this episode, I give you all the detail
148: Behind the Scenes with the Design Coven: Group Coaching Session Sneak Peek
This week, I’m inviting you behind the scenes for a sneak peek at a Design Coven Group Coaching session, usually available only to our Design Coven Pro members! This is a preview of our January workshop and group session, which centered on pricing. After I shared exactly how I establish my flat rate prices, the designers asked questions, and we worked through some of the challenges they’re current
147: Elevating My Business, 7 Reasons Why I Ditched Hourly Billing
A lot of new interior designers ask me how they should price their services, specifically whether they should bill hourly or do a flat rate. In this episode, I’m sharing my experience with different pricing structures and how I ultimately came to the decision to ditch hourly billing. I’ve been doing a flat rate since 2022, and I’ve found that this is what works best for me and my clients. I give y
146: New Moon Manifestations - Capricorn & The Lioness Unleashed
Harness the power of this month’s new moon with this special replay of our January New Moon gathering in the Design Coven. Together, we tap into the energy of the New Moon in Capricorn and our Tarot card of the year, Strength. Move through a meditation with us to connect to the strength of the Lioness, and set your intentions for the year ahead. This is a look behind the scenes at what we do
145: Rituals of Radiance: Navigating My Day with Intention, A Peek into My Holistic Daily Practices
In this episode, I’m sharing how I personally weave rituals into my everyday life. I give you a sneak peek into a typical day for me, bringing you through my morning ritual, my workday ritual, and my evening ritual. I also talk about my new client ritual and my new moon ritual. All of these help me stay grounded so I can move through my days with a sense of purpose and intention. I also love infus
144: Design Magic: Rituals for Business Success
This week we’re exploring how you can incorporate rituals into your design business. I explain what rituals are in a business context, why practicing them can be so powerful and transformative, and I offer you a few different types that can be done at various points of your design projects. If you want to explore rituals in your business further, join us in the Design Coven and practice one o
143: 8 Ways I’m Leveling Up My Holistic Design Business
In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes in my business with 8 ways I’m planning to level up in 2024. Some of these are practices that I’m building upon from previous years and some are newer introductions to my business. I’m sharing these with you so you can also use them in your design business, and perhaps you’ll even be inspired to create your own list. And if you want to work on thes
142: 2024 Vision: The Evolution of Our Podcast and the Design Coven
In our first episode of 2024, I’m sharing what’s ahead for the podcast and the Design Coven. I’m excited for these changes which include going back to two podcasts a week, releasing new episodes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I’m also making the Design Coven more accessible to members around the globe by making our official events and meetings virtual. So if you’ve been thinking about joining us in th
141: Upcoming Designer Networking Opportunities with Cosentino
As we head into a new year, you might be looking for opportunities to uplevel your business, and one great way to do that is to attend networking events that will help you connect with other designers and vendors. I’m excited to share an event with Cosentino coming up in February, and Cosentino’s Regional General Manager Scott Newhan and Account Manager Jason Shephard are joining me on this episod
140: 7 Steps You Can Do Right Now to Launch Your Interior Design Journey
One of the most popular questions I am asked by new designers is how to get started right now in the industry. Today I am outlining seven steps you can take that don’t require you to wait until you have a certain amount of experience or a degree, and most don’t cost anything. You can truly take any of these steps right now! And if you have already started your interior design journey, feel free to
139: Design Logistics Unveiled: Freight, Shipping, & the White Glove Experience
In this week’s solo episode, I’m diving into some important design logistics and breaking down the differences between freight, shipping, curbside, and the white glove experience. Knowing your options and how to explain them to the client often separates new designers from experienced ones. So if you’re new to the industry, learning about this now will help you avoid any mistakes or surprises that
138: Invisible No More: Empowering Interior Designers to Take Credit for Their Work
This week’s solo episode is inspired by a question from one of our live audience members in Episode 137, and it points to a challenge we all face as interior designers, regardless of how long we’ve been in the industry: taking credit for our work.We likely will all find a time when we pour a lot of heart and work into a project that we’re proud of, but then the client doesn’t acknowledge us for ou
137: How to Publish Your Work & Get Noticed
I’m excited to share with you the first episode we’ve recorded with a LIVE audience! I moderated a panel all about publishing for an ASID chapter meeting held at the Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) in Encinitas. We covered the key components of getting your work published, including hiring photographers, building your social media, and pitching your stories to editors with our talented and ex
136: Do You Need an Interior Design Degree?
This week is a special replay of a past episode, episode 35, Do You Need an Interior Design Degree? This question is consistently among the ones I am most frequently asked, and so now, about 100 episodes later, I want to make sure we address this important topic again. There isn’t a simple yes or no answer that applies to everyone, so in this episode, I share my personal path to becoming an interi
135: Networking Newbies: Top 5 Mistakes New Interior Designers Make
This week, I’m taking on a suggested topic from a podcast listener, a new interior design firm that wants to learn more about networking. I believe networking can be a gamechanger in the interior design industry, so learning how to make meaningful connections from the start is really important. But when you’re new, there’s a few common mistakes you might make. I’m sharing 5 of those mistakes and h
134: Creating a Non-Toxic Home with Sophia Ruan Gushée of Ruan Living
This week I’m talking with nontoxic lifestyle expert and author Sophia Ruan Gushée about the common toxins that show up in our homes. As holistic interior designers, this is an important topic we’re becoming increasingly aware of and needing to share with our clients, who often look to us for information and resources. Educating ourselves on the most common toxins will help us create a safe, clean
133: Creating Space for Local Artists with Sonya Sparks of Sparks Gallery
Following our Artist Spotlight with artist Stefanie Bales, I’m talking to Sonya Sparks, the owner and Chief Curator of Sparks Gallery, where Stefanie is currently showing her work. I love going to events at Sonya’s gallery, so it was great to sit down with her and hear the full story behind the creation of it and her vision for it. Sonya tells us how the gallery came to be, how they restored the b
132: Artist Spotlight: Stefanie Bales
In this month’s Artist Spotlight, I’m excited to introduce you to local San Diego artist Stefanie Bales. Stefanie’s unique journey as an artist highlights just how valuable it is to be in touch with and follow your intuition. Stefanie has trusted her own instincts and ability to manifest, and the stories she shares in this episode show just how magical and in flow her journey has been. Stefanie al
131: Behind-the-Scenes Design Series - Bivouac 2.0
This week I welcome my friend Lara Worm of Bivouac Ciderworks to the podcast for a conversation about community and design. Lara and I are currently collaborating on the design of “Bivouac 2.0,” or Bivouac Adventure Lodge, a beautiful gathering space for cider tasting–and much more–in the North Park neighborhood of San Diego. This episode (and future ones to come) will give you a look inside the d
130: ASID Career Day Recap: Top Questions & Insights for Your Interior Design Journey
I recently had the opportunity to participate in ASID Career Day, where interior design students from all over San Diego County gathered to ask questions as they prepare to build their careers in the industry. I enjoyed meeting all of these up-and-coming designers and sharing with them what I’ve learned. In this episode, I’m answering the top questions these students asked me because I think they
129: Rachel on the Sacred Blueprint Interview Series with Aisha Rose Melodie Hassan
In this episode, I’m sharing the recording of an interview I did with Aisha Rose Melodie Hassan as part of her Sacred Blueprint Interview Series in early September. I share my personal journey with design, specifically how I integrated more aspects of myself and my spiritual practices into my interior design business. We also look at a few specific examples of my design work that weave in these sp
128: Artist Spotlight: Natasha Patel of Napa Gogo Art
In this month’s Artist Spotlight, I’m introducing you to Natasha Patel of Napa Gogo Art. Natasha is a self-taught artist whose specialty is creating beautiful mixed media fluid abstracts. She shares her journey to art, which included a courageous leap away from the corporate world to become a full-time artist just a couple years ago. We discuss her process, how she grew her business, and how she w
127: From Solopreneur to Visionary Leader: How I’m Building My Dream Design Team
In this solo episode, I’m sharing how I’m moving from being a solopreneur, managing all aspects of my business on my own, to building my dream design team. For anyone who is coming to a crossroads point in their business, wondering if it is time to hire, this episode will help you assess when you’re ready to hire, which positions to hire for, how to create a smooth process for interviewing, and th
126: Trād Talks: Sustainability, Creativity, and the Power of Responsible Resourcing
This week I welcome Jessica Phelps, the founder of Trād Furnishings, to the podcast to talk about sustainability, creativity, and responsible resourcing. Through Trād Furnishings, Jessica offers a great, sustainable solution to a problem most designers have at some point: leftover, unused materials from a job. Sometimes we order too much of something or it doesn’t work as we expected it to, but we
125: Building Your Own Interior Design Business with Sasha Pusey
This week, I have Design Coven Member Sasha on the podcast to talk about her experience in the interior design industry and how she recently built her own business. A lot of designers ask me about starting their own businesses, which is amazing, but I find most aren’t aware of all the work that goes on behind the scenes (often spanning several years) before most designers go out on their own succe
124: Breathing New Life into Fallen Trees with San Diego Urban Timber
This special replay of Episode 30, Breathing New Life into Fallen Trees, features my friends Dan and Jessica of San Diego Urban Timber. I want to share this episode with you again as a reminder of the many amazing partners that we can work with locally that support our mission as holistic interior designers and that also bring something truly unique to our designs. Dan and Jessica build amazi
123: Exploring Inspiration & Vision with Paul Basile
This special replay episode features designer and artist Paul Basile, who joined us for our Inspiration series during San Diego Design Week in 2022 (Episode 53). In this conversation, we dive into inspiration and vision. Paul shares how his journey with design began, what led him to create BASILE Studio, and how his work has evolved over the years. We also talk about how he’s incorporating differe
122: Artist Spotlight: Joanna Cutri
I’m excited to share another local artist with you this month, Joanna Cutri. She is a visual artist and her work includes painting, drawing, and sculpture. She describes how her love for art developed and how her work has evolved, especially since the pandemic. We also talk about her experience working with interior designers and why she loves this particular type of collaboration.Joanna’s ability
121: The Value of Mentorship & Experience with Design Shop
I am excited to welcome Amanda and Debbie of Design Shop to the podcast to talk about mentorship and the value of experience in the interior design industry. Debbie and Amanda share how their passion for design developed, how they met and began working together, and what led them to eventually partner to create their own design firm. Both spent several years in their early careers gaining experien
120: The Benefits of Working with an Art Advisor with Jennifer Findley of JFiN Collective
When we design beautiful spaces for our clients, we want the art on the wall to not only fit well in the space but also enhance it. I’m talking with Founder and Lead Curator of JFiN Collective Jennifer Findley about the importance of art and how to navigate the art collecting world as a designer, even if you’ve never done it before and find it intimidating. An advisor like Jennifer can help you fi
119: Collaborating with Local Galleries & Art Dealers with Rebecca Hiller of Madison Gallery
If you’re looking for beautiful, unique pieces of art that fit your clients and their spaces perfectly, you might want to consider working with local galleries and art dealers. In this episode, I talk with Rebecca Hiller of Madison Gallery in Solana Beach about how they work with designers and collectors to find the perfect pieces. Rebecca also shares with us how she found her way into the art wor
118: Artist Spotlight: Sarah Stieber
This week I am excited to have an additional Artist Spotlight to share! San Diego Artist Sarah Stieber shares her journey with art and how she found herself designing interiors as an extension of her art. We talk about her process, the types of work she loves to create, and what it’s like to be a full time artist who never got a “practical” job. The way Sarah is able to let her art move seaml
117: Artist Spotlight: JenMarie Landig
In this month’s Artist Spotlight, multi-disciplinary artist JenMarie Landig joins me to talk about her unique journey with art and how she successfully weaves together her various talents and passions in her business. Like many interior designers I work with, JenMarie has multiple creative interests that she wants to pursue, and rather than force herself to compartmentalize or choose just one, she
116: Streamline Your Design Business with Erinn Valencich of StyleRow
As designers and business owners, we are often managing a lot at once and using multiple different programs to do it all. In this episode, Erinn Valencich, founder of StyleRow, joins us to talk about this amazing platform that every designer can benefit from having. As a designer herself, Erinn realized that all of us were using 5 or more different programs to interact with our teams, vendors, and
115: Small Living & Sustainable Design with Curtis and Christina
This week’s episode is a replay that’s taking us back to Episode 14, Small Living & Sustainable Design with Curtis and Christina Micklish. I want to highlight this episode again because of the important discussion we have around sustainability. We talk about how to make small spaces both beautiful and functional (which Curtis and Christina do very well) and about the specific choices we can ma
114: Embracing Opportunities & Connections with Jen and Mike of HGTV’s Houses with History
I’m thrilled to welcome Designer Jen Macdonald and General Contractor Mike Lemieux of HGTV’s Houses with History to the podcast. They share with us how they got into the industry and how they ended up with the amazing opportunity to host a show. We also talk about the energy of homes, calling in homes and the perfect items for them, and the deep connections homes can have with their occupants. Mik
113: Designing with Intent: Using Biomorphic Design to Create Spaces for Wellness
In this solo episode, I’m diving into a practice you may already be incorporating as a holistic interior designer, but aren’t fully aware of: Biomorphic Design. Biomorphic Design is an approach to interior design that incorporates natural forms and organic shapes that are found in nature. It can really enhance the overall well-being of those who will be spending time in these spaces, as it reconne
112: Sacred Spaces Series with Madouk Collection: Creating Intentional Spaces
In our fourth episode in the Sacred Spaces Series with Madouk Collection, Taylor and I talk about the importance of being intentional when we create spaces for our clients and for ourselves. The spaces we spend the most time in have the ability to either drain our energy or help us recharge it, which is why it is important to design rooms with intention—and buy the products that are placed in
Episode 111: Functional Design for Hospitality Spaces with Josh Kemble
This week I’m talking all about food, music, and kitchen design with chef and podcast host Josh Kemble. Josh shares with us how his love for food and music developed, which has led him to create unique experiences around food and music pairings. As a chef who has trained students in the restaurant industry and who has helped develop restaurants, he also gives us his insights into the importance of
110: Artist Spotlight: Khalid Alkaaby
In this month’s Artist Spotlight, I welcome Khalid Alkaaby to the podcast to talk about his artwork, his process, and the inspiration behind his collection at the Junior League of San Diego. We discuss some of the shared challenges we all have as creatives, including a tendency to overthink what we create. Khalid shares how meditation has had a major impact on his work, helping him get into the fl
109: Finding Your Brand Voice with Jazmin Cornejo
We’re talking about brand voice this week with online business manager and mentor Jazmin Cornejo. Jazmin shares her journey as an entrepreneur, including how she created two distinct voices for her two brands and how her branding helps draw in her ideal clients. We talk about how we can better embrace ourselves as brands, and, at the same time, why it’s okay for our brands to evolve and to not be
108: Mastering Your Finances: Avoiding Pitfalls and Sustain Business Growth with Heather Zeitzwolfe
This week’s episode is all about money! Tracking your income and expenses as an interior designer is important, and this week Heather Zeitzwolfe of Get Radical With Your Business tells us what we can start doing now to get our money in order. We talk about common pitfalls and how we can navigate the “cashflow rollercoaster” that so many of us find ourselves on as business owners. Whether you are j
107: Crafting Your Design Identity: Elevating Your Brand with Chat GPT for Designers
Learn how you can use Chat GPT to help you develop key elements of your brand, such as your bio and your values. These tips build on the tips I offered in episode 106, where I shared 6 entry-level ways interior designers could collaborate with Chat GPT to amplify their Instagram presence. Leading up to our Design Coven Workshop, Ignite Your Instagram, Unleashing the Power of Chat GPT on Tuesd
106: Amplify Your Instagram Presence with AI: Exploring 6 Entry Level Ways Interior Designers Can Collaborate with Chat GPT
Join me for a special solo episode where we dive into the exciting world of AI and Chat GPT. As designers, it's important to embrace new technologies and leverage them to our advantage. In this episode, I'll share six entry-level ways that you can collaborate with Chat GPT to supercharge your Instagram presence.Discover how Chat GPT can revolutionize your Instagram strategy and help you engage wit
105: Sacred Spaces Series with Madouk Collection: The Energy of Spaces & Things
In the third episode of our Sacred Spaces Series with Jessica & Taylor of Madouk Collection, we’re getting into a juicy topic: the energy of our spaces and the things we have in them. (And yes, we even touch on the paranormal in this episode!) Everything we put in our spaces has energy, but do we know what that energy is? Understanding the history of our items, how they were made, and who made
104: Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind with Lindsey Harris of A Deep Space
Holistic Interior Design is not just about creating holistic spaces. It is also caring holistically for the people creating and living in the space, which includes both the client and the designer. In this episode, I welcome my dear friend Lindsey Harris of A Deep Space to talk more about how we can show up and be present as our whole selves and as whole designers. Lindsey is a hypnotherapist who
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