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December 24, 2025
What do I do when a client disrupts the design process?
In this episode of Ask Us Anything, Massachusetts-based interior designer Erin Gates joins the show to answer a question about establishing boundaries with clients who requested revisions too late in the design process.
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December 22, 2025
7 great takeaways from the Trade Tales podcast in 2025
Getting a design business off the ground is a massive achievement. Keeping the engine running as the years go by is an even bigger challenge. Here are some of the best lessons we learned this year from the Trade Tales podcast and its biweekly new series, Ask Us Anything.
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December 22, 2025
Was 2025 the design industry’s ‘lost’ year?
On this week’s episode of The Business of Home Podcast, host Dennis Scully chats with BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen, executive editor Fred Nicolaus and retail columnist Warren Shoulberg about how 2025 impacted the design industry—for better and worse.
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December 18, 2025
2025’s biggest takeaways from The Business of Home Podcast
10 noteworthy insights from a year’s worth of episodes. Enjoy this look back at conversations with celebrated designers covering everything from how tariffs are affecting their projects to the ongoing impact of AI.
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December 10, 2025
How do I attract better clients?
In this episode of Ask Us Anything, Ashley Hughes, the founder of Dallas-based Muse Noire Interiors, joins the show to answer a question from a designer who is looking to reach the next level of clientele.
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December 8, 2025
The secret to Dan Fink’s success? Staying present
On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the New York–based designer discusses the qualities he looks for in employees, the lessons he learned from working in tech, and how he leads every new project with transparency.
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December 3, 2025
Lilse McKenna on building client confidence
On this episode of Trade Tales, the New York designer shares how she manages client expectations from the outset and why her firm includes a head of special projects.
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