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Hosted by Interior Design Community · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 108 episodes
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Introducing "To-The-Trade," the ultimate podcast for interior designers. Our mission: to provide business and productivity hacks for better work/life balance. Join industry leaders and experts as we explore trends, strategies, and practical advice. Elevate your design business, manage clients, build your brand, and stay ahead with technology. Achieve success and fulfillment in your career. Listen to "To-The-Trade" now!
Interior Design Community hosts To-The-Trade with Interior Design Community, a arts show with 108 episodes published.
Jaclyn Isaac, an interior designer at Donnie Douglas Designs, built Nest Freight , a new freight-and-receiving platform for the trade, after two costly wake-up calls. While seven months pregnant and managing a high-end i
Christie Leu spent fifteen years as a self-employed fine craft artist before a contractor called her a serial redecorator and asked her to help style his clients' homes. That request became Christie Leu Interiors, now in
Karen Laos learned to negotiate at six, when her dad handed her a few dollars at a flea market and told her to have fun but never pay full price. Twenty-five years into a communication career, she joins Laurie Laizure to
You get maybe twenty good photos of a finished install in a year. There are 365 days in the year. What fills the rest? Most designers cycle the same images or go quiet, while the thing clients actually want to see- the p
Susan Jamieson founded Bridget Berry Designs, a Richmond, Virginia-based design firm named after her rescue dogs rather than herself, a branding choice she made so the business could grow and change hands independent of
Laurie Laizure and Nile Johnson talk with Tara Kelley, founder of TJK Bookkeeping and a longtime friend of Laurie's, about one of the biggest struggles in the design industry: financial clarity. Tara built her career in
Laurie Laizure talks with Morgan Finley of Morgan and Hatch Design about the reel series that put Morgan on Laurie's radar, "Who's Gonna Clean That," and what it revealed about why designers should show more of the real,
Chris Laumer-Giddens joins Laurie Laizure to talk about building science, the study of why homes fail and how to build them so they last for generations instead of twenty years. Chris works with his wife, Jody, who has o
Jameelah Watkins-Mallett, founder of Lauren Wesley Designs and creator of the CASE Collective conference , talks with Laurie Laizure and Nile Johnson about trust between designers, real talk about money, and the path tha
Sharon Sherman of Thyme and Place Design has 40-plus years of experience across interior design and kitchen and bath, and that dual perspective gives her an unusually clear view of what's broken among designers, showroom
Jenny York, VP of Marketing at Currey & Company, joins Laurie for a conversation about what it actually takes to build a brand that designers want to work with. Currey is approaching its 40th anniversary as a second-gene
Kimberly Kerl is an architect and designer based in South Carolina with thirty years of experience, and her episode with Laurie and Nile covers a lot of ground: client process, billing, trends, and an honest read on wher
Tracee Murphy has spent 26 years in luxury residential design, runs her firm Trademark Interiors, and teaches designers and brands how to leverage psychology for a competitive edge through her platform, The Designer Laun
Eric Dillman started in interior design school, moved into sales and digital marketing, and now works directly with designers to help them show up consistently on social media and stop waiting for the perfect moment to p
Rhobin DelaCruz has been designing for over 18 years, but he didn't attend High Point Market until about 2.5 years ago. The turning point was business coaching, specifically understanding that designers who build direct
Houston designer Juliana Ewer has been going to High Point Market almost every year since 2018. In this episode of To-The-Trade, she and host Laurie Laizure make the practical, financial, and professional case for why ma
Jill Erwin started her interior design business in 2006, survived the recession, and recently hit the 20-year mark with a rebrand: Just Jill Home. She joined Laurie and Nile on To-The-Trade to discuss what it actually ta
Maria Khouri grew up in Beirut during Lebanon's 15-year civil war, moving 12 times in 10 years. She has spent her career making homes in San Francisco that feel like exactly that: home. Her boutique firm handles high-end
Kelly Collier-Clark of House of Clark Interiors came to interior design after nearly 20 years in corporate America, a real estate license, and a full life lived before she ever took her first design client. When House Be
Laura Hildebrandt of Interiors by LH joins Laurie Laizure to share how she built a thriving interior design business in the DC area after a divorce left her a single mom of three with no work history or industry backgrou
Tara Kelley
TJK Bookkeeping
1 appearance on this show
Morgan Finley
Morgan and Hatch Design
1 appearance on this show
Tracee Murphy
Trademark Interiors
1 appearance on this show
Jill Erwin
Just Jill Home
1 appearance on this show
Kelly Collier-Clark
House of Clark Interiors
1 appearance on this show
Laura Hildebrandt
Interiors by LH
1 appearance on this show
Ann Feldstein
Moxie Marketing
1 appearance on this show
Jenny York
Currey & Company
1 appearance on this show
PJ Delaye
York Wall Coverings
1 appearance on this show
Heather Cleveland
Heather Cleveland Design
1 appearance on this show
Phil Hotarek
Decorative Plumbing & Hardware Association
2 appearances on this show
Romina Tina Fontana
Fontana & Company
1 appearance on this show
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