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Hosted by Darla Powell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 473 episodes
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Accelerating your Interior design and home brand business. Hosted by interior design pro, Darla Powell.
Darla Powell hosts Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design Business, a business show with 473 episodes published.
How do you go from flipping builder-grade homes to designing multi-million-dollar projects that align with your true creative vision? In this episode, Darla chats with Bre Hance, the powerhouse Founder of InHance Design
Stop Treating High Point Like a Buying Trip. Do This Instead… High Point Market isn’t just a place to shop for furniture. It’s one of the most underused marketing tools you have at your disposal. Many designers make the
Are your vendor spreadsheets quietly killing your profits and sanity? Fragmented sourcing isn’t just an inconvenience; it drains time, eats into margins, and creates chaos you can’t afford. Host Darla Powell talks with L
You’re not imagining it—your projects might actually be running you. If you’ve ever felt like your design clients are unclear, unsure, or unexpectedly intense mid-project, it’s likely not a personality issue. It’s a syst
What if the one thing keeping your designs from truly resonating isn’t visible at all? If your client’s space checks all the boxes but still feels… off, there might be something deeper at play, and today’s episode unpack
Ever feel like clients just don’t “see” your vision, literally? This episode dives into the often-overlooked tool that can increase client trust, raise your perceived value, and unlock high-end opportunities: 3D renderin
What if the most ignored room in your project is quietly dragging down the whole design? Today, I’m with Jennifer Q. Williams of St. Louis Closet Company to reveal why closets, yes, closets, are one of the most underesti
Is your contractor ghosting you, or are you just not speaking their language? Most interior designers know they need reliable contractors to grow their business, but few realize contractors are also sizing them up. In th
You’ve invested in professional photography. Your portfolio looks incredible. Your social media presence is growing. And yet… those high-end clients you’ve been aiming for? They’re still not booking. Something isn’t lini
What if being overlooked was the best thing that ever happened to your business? When Wandra Cain walked into showrooms and got ignored, she didn’t flinch—she made a mental note. That “Pretty Woman” moment stuck with her
What if listening more—not designing more—is what actually makes you great at this job? Emily Tucker says her best work hasn’t come from executing her own vision—it’s come from learning how to filter her clients’ visions
Feeling burned out and creatively stuck? This could be why. What if the real reason you’re feeling drained in your business—uninspired, overwhelmed, and a little disconnected—has nothing to do with your workload, your cl
Are your go-to vendors quietly tanking your margins—and you don’t even know it? Behind the scenes of your interior design business, a silent upheaval is happening. Tariffs are surging, especially on furnishings imported
What if “great work” isn’t enough to attract the clients you really want? Luxury clients aren’t just buying your taste or talent—they’re investing in an experience that speaks their language. In this episode, photographe
What can interior designers learn from the world of luxury hospitality? In this episode, Darla sits down with designer and entrepreneur Harry Myers to explore how his background in hospitality and banking shaped his appr
Marketing isn’t just about showing your work—it’s about telling your story. In this episode of Designed by Wingnut, video marketing expert Jude Charles joins Darla to reveal how interior designers can use storytelling an
In this episode of Designed by Wingnut Social, Jason Yarusi introduces the Live 100 Mindset, a strategy focused on making small, consistent improvements to achieve long-term success. Drawing from his experience running 1
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Darla discusses essential financial strategies for interior design businesses with guest Michelle Cooper. The conversation covers topics such as determining a healthy profit margin, managing business scaling, and maintai
This week, Darla and Mischa Zvegintzov discuss the importance of podcast guesting for service providers, particularly in the interior design industry. Mischa emphasizes the value of reaching target audiences through podc
In this episode, Darla and guest Brad Farris dive into the intricacies of preparing to sell your interior design business. They discuss the importance of growth, sustainable operations, and strategic planning—whether you
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Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design Business is hosted by Darla Powell. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 473 episodes.
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