Sew Much More
An interview-style podcast with people in the Custom Window Treatment and Soft Home Furnishings industry. Ceil interviews business owners to find out their strengths, their challenges and advice they have for other business owners.
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408 - Remembering Beth Hodges
04/14/2024
408 - Remembering Beth Hodges
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407 - How Do You Overcome Procrastination?
04/07/2024
407 - How Do You Overcome Procrastination?
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406 - Will Linn - My Boss Makes It Easy To Work For Her
03/31/2024
406 - Will Linn - My Boss Makes It Easy To Work For Her
Will Linn is the Head workroom manager at Marquis Design Group in West Palm Beach, Florida. With over 15 years experience in the world of Fashion and Interior Design, he manages the day-to-day operation of the shop, building and upholstering beds, ottomans, cornices, and walls for Marquis Design Group as well as pillows, roman shades and drapery. As a native Florida resident, he loves spending his time, when not working, at the beach and theme parks. Having graduated from Mount Ida College in Boston with a bachelor’s degree in fashion design in 2009, Will enjoys putting his degree to use in his passion for costume design and construction. His costumes can be seen gracing the stages of theatres and ballet companies in South Florida in such productions as: “The Nutcracker”, “Cinderella”, “Swan Lake”, “Sleeping Beauty”, “Romeo & Juliet”, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, “Don Quixote” and many more. In his free time, he enjoys volunteering at his former elementary school drama department helping create costume pieces for productions like “Mary Poppins”, “Oklahoma”, “The Addams Family”, and “The Lion King”, just to name a few. Will is a member of the rank of Eagle Scout with The Boy Scouts of America. He was selected by Window Fashion Magazine’s “Top 40 under 40” and even won 1st place for their workroom competition in Upholstery in 2021 As a lover of art and design, he loves to travel the globe traveling to new museums and places such as the Louvre in Paris, The Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, The Reykjavík Art Museum of Iceland, and The Scottish National Gallery of Art in Edinburgh Scotland to name a few. He can be found on Instagram @boywndr86, @thesilverthimblefl, and @marquisdesigns
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405 - Listener Favorite - Monica Rhodes
03/24/2024
405 - Listener Favorite - Monica Rhodes
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404 - Opportunity Thinking Series with Renee Gurganas, WCAA Executive Director
03/17/2024
404 - Opportunity Thinking Series with Renee Gurganas, WCAA Executive Director
Renee Gurganus is a native of Augusta, Georgia and now lives in beautiful Wilmington, NC. With over 20 years of leadership experience in the non-profit and for-profit sectors, Renee brings a wealth of knowledge to the . Previously she was the Executive Director of a community organization in Murrells Inlet, SC, where she lead the organization in a new Strategic Plan that they continue to use today. After becoming the Executive Director of the WCAA, Renee began working with the Board of Directors on a new Strategic Plan as well as rebranding the organization.
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403 - Keaven Willa Hartt - Only Say Yes to the Type of Job You Want to Do More Of
03/10/2024
403 - Keaven Willa Hartt - Only Say Yes to the Type of Job You Want to Do More Of
Keaven Willa Hartt was born in Bar Harbor, Maine, and grew up in the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont. She moved back to Maine in 2010 to attend the Maine College of Art, in Portland, where she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Woodworking and Furniture Design, with a self-directed thesis on Sustainability Through Upholstery. Keaven founded her upholstery business, , in 2019. She joined the National Upholstery Association in 2021, and was nominated to the Board of Directors, where she served first as Secretary, before recently becoming the President. Keaven still lives in Portland with her husband and their two dogs. Keaven is on Links and Resources; (Some of the links I provide, specifically to Amazon and a few others, require me to let you know that if you use those links and make a purchase, I will make some money. I won't make a million dollars, but I might be able to get a cup of coffee, so thank you!) The planner I use is from . Keaven uses the . The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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402 - Rachel Crowe -If You Don't Have your Own Wisdom, You Borrow it From Others
03/03/2024
402 - Rachel Crowe -If You Don't Have your Own Wisdom, You Borrow it From Others
Rachel began her business in 2004 on the dining table of her mother’s living room after a fluke encounter with a family friend at the local bakery. Who knew that croissants would be the catalyst to begin a soft furnishings business? The seed had been planted several years after visiting a stranger's home and noticing custom bedding, draperies, and floor-length round tablecloths. “I remember thinking …’hey I wonder if I could do that!’ after a sneaky examination of the undersides and backsides of those items.” Sewing had begun for Rachel at the age of 11 and 4-H sewing programs, but it was not until 17 years later that the entrepreneurial bug bit hard and spawned a new vocational life trajectory! Rachel is on Links and Resources;
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401 - Opportunity Thinking Episode with Deb Cronin - The Workroom Body
02/25/2024
401 - Opportunity Thinking Episode with Deb Cronin - The Workroom Body
Deborah Cronin is the owner of is a custom window treatment fabrication studio, located in Ossining, New York, in the breathtaking Hudson River Valley. Deb and her team work to the trade and delight in fine fabrics and workmanship. It's an understatement to say they love what they do! Begun as a part-time pillow and cushion workroom in 1987, in 1999 Leatherwood Design Co, became a full-time workroom creating window treatments. Fabric and sewing has been Deb's life-long obsession and she considers it a privilege to be able to make a living doing what she loves. Deb has a that is dedicated to documenting what they do every day: they enjoy showing off the gorgeous fabrics they work with, and the window treatments they make from them; discuss the design and fabrication process; and share information about some of their resources, colleagues, and inspiration. Today Deb is sharing her journey to overcome pain in her body and to make it last longer so that she can continue to do what she loves! Links and Resources; (Some of the links I provide, specifically to Amazon and a few others, require me to let you know that if you use those links and make a purchase, I will make some money. I won't make a million dollars, but I might be able to get a cup of coffee, so thank you!)
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400 - Listener Favorite - Jamie Terrel
02/18/2024
400 - Listener Favorite - Jamie Terrel
Jamie Terral is the owner of . With encouragement from Jamie's husband, Bob, and Susan Woodcock, she made her hobby and love for sewing into a soft furnishings workroom, where she uses beautiful fabrics and trims to sew amazing home decor. Jamie is a window coverings specialist that is honest, reliable, and dedicated to the client that she serves. Her tagline and mantra is "So Much Fabric, Sew Little Time!" Jamie is on , , and Huston Area Work Custom Drapery Association Links and Resources; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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399 - Listener Favorite - Sharon Coppede
02/11/2024
399 - Listener Favorite - Sharon Coppede
Sharon Coppede is the owner of . In 1982, when her children were 4 and 2 yrs. old, Sharon joined a neighborhood cottage industry in Plymouth, Mass. as a seamstress for aprons, toaster covers, and tab top drapes stenciled on the lead edges. She realized she had a gift for making window treatments and when she moved to our next assignment in Virginia, she built a 4 x 8 table in the walk-out basement and that is when she started making draperies for customers. Sharon went to Sew What conferences as a student and then, over time, went as a presenter. After a few more moves and when they moved to Charlotte, NC in 1996, Sharon's goal was to get out of the basement and into a space and Custom Window Treatments, Inc., a “to the trade workroom” came about. She targeted high end designers and she now has a thriving business with a staff. Her company fabricates not only for local designers but designers throughout the country contact CWT for their customers moving to the area. Sharon's specialty since the beginning was working with silk and English Bump Interlining. Silk has pretty much been replaced with linen as trends come and go. But their customer service and quality have always stayed. Links and Resources; You can contact Sharon - Sharon is on , ,
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398 - Listener Favorite - Cristina Alamdari
02/04/2024
398 - Listener Favorite - Cristina Alamdari
Cristina Alamdari was born in Colombian and moved to the US almost 30 years ago. She lives in Phoenix AZ and she has 3 beautiful children, her husband is Iranian, and they have a unique family of combined cultures and religions. Cristina enjoys traveling and learning. She has been working in the industry for 24 years, and as a business owner for 22. Cristina owns and it is a mix of 80% retail 20% designers. She offers in-home consultations for window coverings. Her workroom is in a separate casita in her home. Cristina is on and The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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397 - Mary Cardinale - I Know What I Need To Do and Sometimes It's Hard
01/28/2024
397 - Mary Cardinale - I Know What I Need To Do and Sometimes It's Hard
Mary is the owner of Bucks County Window Décor. She has been in business since 2007, offering custom drapery and soft treatments, fabrics, hardware, blinds, shades, and shutters to both retail clients as well as designers. Her company is full-service and offers complete project management including measuring, ordering, fabricating, and professional installation. After 8 years of working in the legal and corporate world, Mary left to stay home with her first baby. She learned to sew as a newlywed so that she could have custom window treatments for her own home, which gradually started her business, as friends and neighbors asked her to create treatments for them. Mary recently came back to the window treatment industry after a 4-year break working for a martial arts franchise where she learned the importance of systems, and processes and doing the same thing the same way every single time. Mary is married to her super supportive husband of 34 years and has 2 grown children and 1 in college. Mary still enjoys sewing for fun, cooking for her family, playing with her black Lab, reading, and listening to podcasts. She is the current Vice President of the NJ/SEPA Chapter of the WCAA. Facebook: Instagram: Links and Resources;
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396 - Cheers to 5 Years at the Curtains & Soft Furnishings Resource Library!
01/21/2024
396 - Cheers to 5 Years at the Curtains & Soft Furnishings Resource Library!
I am so happy to be celebrating 5 years of being the Librarian at the I couldn't have done this without the help and guidance of Jeanelle Dech, and so many people in our industry who have contributed to the content within the Library. And I am so grateful for the Sponsors of the Library; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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395 - Listener Favorite - Julia Hash
01/14/2024
395 - Listener Favorite - Julia Hash
Today's episode of the Podcast is a re-release of my interview with Julia Hash of . Julia needed to solve a problem in her workroom and realized, she probably wasn't the only one who needed this solution. I think you will find her ruler is really amazing! Links and Resources; You can find
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394 - Barb Flynn - It's Challenge After Challenge, But You Get Through It
01/07/2024
394 - Barb Flynn - It's Challenge After Challenge, But You Get Through It
Barb Flynn started sewing as a young girl making drapery panels out of bed sheets for her and her sister's bedroom. Always having a mind on figuring life out and solving problems, Barb studied history and psychology in college and became a Paralegal after college. She worked in the law field for many years after raising 4 children, but always had her hand in sewing, whether it was for friends, their home, or a small number of clients. More recently, over the past several years, Barb took sewing courses from Jeanelle Deck, which brought her further into the world of the sewing workroom. When Covid came, she was laid off from her paralegal position but immediately (like same day) pivoted right down to her basement to make masks raising money for a community center in Kensington. That opened the door to more sewing opportunities and new clients; the rest is history. She literally hasn't left the basement since March 2020! She is married with 4 grown children, 2 grandchildren, and an amazing husband. In her "spare" LOL time she enjoys pickleball, working out and researching family history. Barb is on Links and Resources; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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393 - Listener Favorite - Jayna Manzelli
12/31/2023
393 - Listener Favorite - Jayna Manzelli
Jayna Manzelli graduated from Brandeis University with a BA in Biology and began a career in Pharmaceutical Quality Control. Experience gained in analysis, equipment, procedures, organization, specifications, and personnel management became relevant when Jayna began her new custom workroom business. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for creating beautiful things, Jayna opened JM Custom Creations in 2008. JMCC is a to-the-trade workroom, specializing in draperies, Roman shades, top treatments, pillows, and cushions. Jayna became a member of WCAA in 2010, served as VP of the Eastern MA chapter 2015-2016, and has been President since 2018. She is currently a Director at Large on the WCAA National Board Jayna is on Dropbox.com IPad - pencil Notability The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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392 - Julie Wood - White House Christmas Decorating
12/24/2023
392 - Julie Wood - White House Christmas Decorating
Julie Wood, owner of , began her career as an Art Educator. An avid interest in interior design led her to enroll in the Interior Design program at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. While at NHIA, her love of fabric and sewing translated perfectly into a career creating window treatments. Since she launched her business in 2006, she has specified her services largely to the interior designer. Julie enjoys assisting designers in creating spaces for clients that far exceed both client and designer expectations. Julie understands the importance of fresh and unique treatments and continues to enhance her knowledge through webinars, workshops, and classes. Julie is constantly learning new methods and techniques to incorporate into products, and she often passes along those tips to her interior designers. Links and Resources;
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391 - 2023 Year End Wrap Up with Michele Williams
12/17/2023
391 - 2023 Year End Wrap Up with Michele Williams
I look forward to this episode with Michele Williams! We hope you enjoy hearing it as much as we enjoy recording it.
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390 - Cara Rinne - I Work in the Past, But Live in the Present
12/10/2023
390 - Cara Rinne - I Work in the Past, But Live in the Present
Cara has had a needle and thread in her hand since she was six. While raising her three children, she ran a sewing business from 2005 to 2021, where she focused on children's clothing items, bedroom soft furnishings, and accessories. Always with a taste for decorating, Cara rebranded her business, and Antiques, in January 2021 focusing solely on custom-sewn/fabricated soft furnishings, interior decorating, and styling with antiques. Cara lives in the Kansas City area with her husband and two dogs and spends time visiting her three grown children and extended family throughout the country. Her hobbies include antiquing, and volunteering at an 1865 historic stagecoach stop as a docent and costume maker. She enjoys traveling, visiting historic sites, is a Jesus lover, and is a big KC Chiefs fan. Cara is on and Links and Resources; Ann Johnson's Article -
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389 - Shari Walla - You Have to Implement What You Learn
12/03/2023
389 - Shari Walla - You Have to Implement What You Learn
Shari Walla learned her love of sewing as a young child from her mother. Initially, she worked as a draftsman in the automobile industry. She started working for 21 years ago, eventually became a partner. When her business partner, Karen Miceli, retired in 2018 she became the sole owner. She is married and has three adult children. In her spare time, she loves spending time in northern Michigan, fly fishing, and knitting. Shari is on and The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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388 - Julia Fields - I Think There is a Lot of Opportunity for Pride to Happen Here.
11/26/2023
388 - Julia Fields - I Think There is a Lot of Opportunity for Pride to Happen Here.
Julia Fields worked in the bridal industry for more than five years, making wedding dress dreams a reality. Since joining she has had the opportunity to transfer her skills into all things custom for our clients homes! In her free time, she loves to write, crochet, and experiment with new recipes for the team to try.
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387 - Nikki Greenwood - When You're in the Midst of the Crazy, You Can't Always Look Ahead
11/19/2023
387 - Nikki Greenwood - When You're in the Midst of the Crazy, You Can't Always Look Ahead
For Nikki, it was love at first sight when she first visited Savannah to plan a destination wedding downtown in April 2018. She and her husband decided to move and bought a house sight unseen in August 2018. In their new neighborhood, they were fortunate to find a fabulous group of neighbors, including the former owner of Savannah Window Fashions Jeanne Dunn. Nikki purchased Savannah Window Fashions in 2020 from Jeanne, leaving behind corporate life and a career in advertising. In Nikki’s previous corporate life, she wore many hats. Advertising, project managing website builds at a digital agency, floral designer, non-profit economic development, event planning, and property management. Nikki is thrilled to take Savannah Window Fashions forward as the new owner. It was an unlikely career change, but perfect in so many ways. Nikki has always had a deep and abiding love for homes. As the granddaughter of a builder and daughter of a carpenter, she spent many summers on job sites as a kid. She adores Savannah, and her greatest desire is to build a business that contributes to the community by helping interior designers in the amazing work they do, providing top-notch, treatments for our local historic homes and properties, and making homes more beautiful and functional. Nikki is passionate about preserving the great skill and craft that goes into fabricating custom window treatments, and has a great desire to pass the knowledge on from her current team to a new generation of seamstresses and seamsters. When she’s not living and breathing window treatments, Nikki loves exploring downtown and surrounding areas, spending time with animals (her family has one dog, three indoor cats, two porch cats, and two turtles), reading, and hosting friends and family on visits to Savannah. Nikki’s husband, Ryan, works at Georgia Ports. They enjoy bike rides, spending time with friends and neighbors, beach days at Tybee, and exploring Savannah. Nikki’s daughter, Zoe Greenwood, is a full time student at Georgia Southern Armstrong Campus, studying Political Science. Zoe also helps out at the family business part time. Ryan has a daughter attending Ohio State University and a son living in Dayton, Ohio. Nikki is a member of the Ardsley Park Garden Club and enjoys volunteering at and attending the home and garden tours put on by local clubs. is on and Links and Resources; (Some of the links I provide, specifically to Amazon and a few others, require me to let you know that if you use those links and make a purchase, I will make some money. I won't make a million dollars, but I might be able to get a cup of coffee, so thank you!)
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386 - Cade Smith - From Employee to Owner in No Time!
11/12/2023
386 - Cade Smith - From Employee to Owner in No Time!
Cade Smith was born at a very early age in Pensacola, Florida. Upon moving to Tennessee in 1999 at the age of 5, he began to explore many art and craft activities and finally found his way to The Appalachian Center for Art, Craft and Design at Tennessee Technological University, where he studied Fiber Arts and graduated in May 2020, virtually... Cade wandered into an interesting looking store in an industrial strip mall in August 2022, and in May 2023 he purchased that company and has continued to grow The Curtain Call into one of the premier drapery workrooms in Nashville, TN. When Cade is not making drapery, installing drapery or doing paperwork related to drapery, he spends his time in the country with his horses and dogs. Cade wishes to impart to you his daily affirmation: May your hems be right, and your seams be tight, namaste. You can find The Curtain Call on and . Links and Resources; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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385 - Julie Wood - There is Nothing You Have to Lose!
11/05/2023
385 - Julie Wood - There is Nothing You Have to Lose!
Julie Wood, owner of , began her career as an Art Educator. An avid interest in interior design led her to enroll in the Interior Design program at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. While at NHIA, her love of fabric and sewing translated perfectly into a career creating window treatments. Since she launched my business in 2006, she has specified her services largely to the interior designer. Julie enjoys assisting designers in creating spaces for clients that far exceed both client and designer expectations. Julie understands the importance of fresh and unique treatments and continues to enhance her knowledge through webinars, workshops, and classes. Julie is constantly learning new methods and techniques to incorporate into products, and she often passes along those tips to her interior designers. Links and Resources;
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385 - Lilye Lavender - I Know I Won't Let Myself Fail
10/29/2023
385 - Lilye Lavender - I Know I Won't Let Myself Fail
Lilye Lavender owns , a new workroom based in Austin, TX. Together with her fashion school peer, Joseph, they fabricate and sell drapery, shades, and other soft furnishings to the trade. With success happening early on, they have big ideas to help drive the industry forward for a new generation of workroom owners. Lilye is on ry Fabric Rack - Contact Dean Fountain -
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384 - What Three Items in Your Workroom Can You Not Live Without?
10/22/2023
384 - What Three Items in Your Workroom Can You Not Live Without?
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383 - Listener Favorite - Jeanne McDermott of Virtual Design 4 Interiors
10/15/2023
383 - Listener Favorite - Jeanne McDermott of Virtual Design 4 Interiors
As the owner of At Your Service, a drapery workroom in the Boston area for over 15 years, Jeanne McDermott was always searching for the best way to communicate with her clients. Jeanne discovered her passion for computer programs and has developed this into a service for designers and workrooms to help them convey their ideas in a fast and efficient way. Her years of experience in the workroom/design process from concept and measuring to procurement and installation gives her the ability to understand complicated design concepts and offer solutions in addition to translating the design vision. Saving both time and money, our service creates an environment of confidence between the workroom/designer and clients that the project will look (and feel) as presented. Jeanne's full-time business is creating renderings through her website: You can watch today's podcast on . Jeanne is on
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382 - Opportunity Thinking Series with Taylor Angel
10/08/2023
382 - Opportunity Thinking Series with Taylor Angel
Taylor Angel is the Vice President of . Today we are talking about customer service and some new products that Angel's has developed and the how and why behind their new products.
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381 - Kari Culberson - I Feel Comfortable and Ready for More
10/01/2023
381 - Kari Culberson - I Feel Comfortable and Ready for More
Kari Culberson is an interior designer, textile designer & sewist specializing in contemporary block printed textiles & soft goods fabrication for the home. Kari has a Masters in Interior Design from Florida State University & has been working in the interior design industry for the past 15 years. She began her design career working under renowned designers such as Victoria Hagan & Robert Brown, but her love of fabric & textile design led her to move to the vendor side. In 2011, she began Kari Fisher Designs, a to-the-trade textile line producing hand-block printed linen. Her fabrics have been carried in design showrooms across the country and her work has been featured in several magazines such as Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Lonny, & Martha Stewart Living. With the birth of her first daughter, she took a step back from hand printing yardage in-house and started printing digitally, while also offering some workroom fabrication. Now as her younger daughter has started school, Kari has relaunched her business under the name , and has expanded her workroom offerings to include pillows, drapery, soft goods, and lampshades. Kari works out of her home in Decatur, GA just outside of Atlanta. Kari is also a sewing teacher, having taught garment sewing and block printing for the last several years in Atlanta, virtually, and traveling to sewing retreats. Her favorite garment to make is her own jeans and is often wearing her own “me made” garments. Kari is on , and Facebook Links and Resources; (Some of the links I provide, specifically to Amazon and a few others, require me to let you know that if you use those links and make a purchase, I will make some money. I won't make a million dollars, but I might be able to get a cup of coffee, so thank you!) Instagram account - Kari mentioned Window Treatments 101, these videos are part of the PRO Plus Memebers The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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380 - Kimberly Lista - I Found My Peace in the Workroom
09/24/2023
380 - Kimberly Lista - I Found My Peace in the Workroom
Kim has a very unique way of tapping into what her clients want for their homes, and creating that atmosphere by mixing both high and low-end furniture items in her designs. Every design is different, and her specialty is to bring out the personality and style of her clients, into the design of the space. Traveling to the various furniture markets, networking with her peers, and a ton of research keeps her on top of all of the latest trends and fresh ideas in the interior design world. She redesigned her life and her brand by launching Kim Lista Interiors, LLC. a full-service consulting and design company. My Instagram is: My Facebook is : Website: Links and Resources;
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