Interior design blog

Here are some great interior design blog post ideas to get people to your website so they can fall in love with you.

I’m coming up on my 3 year mark of starting Meg Leonard Co., which has been a ride full of many highs & lows and lessons learned along the way. I’m happy to share what’s worked, what hasn’t, and my overall honest opinion on how to start, grow and maintain an authentic following. So, let’s […]

A before and after kitchen makeover – an ugly, yellow kitchen gets transformed into a light, bright, Scandi-inspired space with IKEA's Veddinge range

Your blog isn't another portfolio - use it to educate clients about the design process! Here are 30 blog post ideas to kickstart your blog!

Explore this fully custom Showit interior designer website design. Dawn specializes in residential design - bathroom and kitchen design.

When you’re marketing your interior design business, your portfolio plays an important role. So what to do if you’re just starting out and don’t *exactly* have a portfolio yet? You wonder “How am I ever going to get interior design clients if I don’t already have work to show them?!” So I brainstor

A fee schedule is just a list of client fees that could occur in your business and charge to clients. It is not necessary to have one, but if your pricing structure is complicated and you want to be transparent in pricing this is the way to go. I'm 100% for clear, transparent, and simple pricing.

Introduction Designing a space is an art. It's like creating a work of art that you get to live with every day. And just like painting or sculpting, it's not always easy to know where to start or what your next move should be. That's why I have my go-to tips for anyone who needs some help decorati

Mixing Vintage and New to Create Inspired, Livable Spaces

I tried out ChatGPT, and I’m sharing my thoughts on how it can help interior designers and architects with marketing and copywriting for design business. Check it out!