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The Chairish Podcast

Hosted by beloved design-insider Michael Boodro, The Chairish Podcast looks behind the glamour of the interior design industry at a time when all aspects of the business, from sourcing to marketing to client communication to underlying business models are undergoing rapid disruption. Drawing on experience and insights from today’s top practitioners, including leading designers, architects and manufacturers, this podcast is an essential tool for interior design professionals. Hosted on Acast. See

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43:03

2022 Update: New Year, New Trends?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/12/15

Who starts trends and how do they become ubiquitous? What are the forces behind the scenes that shape what hits the marketplace—and what so many of us ultimately desire? Professional trend forecaster Patti Carpenter, Chicago designer Sasha Adler, and Los Angeles designer Tiffany Howell of Night Palm share their attitude toward trends, what their clients are asking for, the colors that are enticing them, why cozy textures and a hand-made touch are crucial now, and why French macarons may start

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46:03

Design + Inclusion: Black Creatives on What's Ahead

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/11/24

As the design world comes to terms with its lack of representation, diversity and inclusion, Black designers, artists, and artisans are forging ahead, creating collectives and support groups to encourage, inspire, and promote the work of their members. Three members of one such group, the Black Artists and Designers Guild—founder Malene Barnett, interior designer Beth Diana Smith, and furniture maker Jomo Tariku—tell why such groups are so important, how social media inspires action, what they see

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54:31

Should You Publish A Coffee Table Book?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/11/10

So many designers are publishing beautiful volumes of their work these days, it virtually seems to be a career requirement. But are design books still relevant? What really goes into producing one? And is publishing one something you should consider? Book packager Jill Cohen, publisher Suzanne Slesin, and designer Ashley Whitaker, who just released her first book, reveal the truth behind the glossy pages, and tell why the right kind of photography is crucial, how much work goes into preparing

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43:20

How Can Design Make A Difference?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/10/27

The generosity of designers is widely known, and the number of benefits and showhouses to raise funds for worthy causes make clear how much designers care. But expensive black- tie dinners and elaborate room makeovers aren’t the only ways to help. Three top talents—Charlotte Moss, James Huniford, and Kelly Finley—discuss their innovative philanthropic work, how their clever ideas and hands-on approach benefit national and local causes, how to use your skills and draw upon your networks, resources,

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50:43

Can Interior Design Become Sustainable?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/10/13

Building, renovating, and redesigning involves vast quantities of shipping, packaging, and waste but in the face of climate change, designers are beginning to grapple with sustainability. But what can a single designer do?Three experts—Katie Storey, founder of the Good Future Design Alliance, designer Laurence Carr, and Susan Inglis, executive director of the Sustainable Furnishings Council—outline simple steps every designer can take, strategies on how to involve clients, how to recycle, and why

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43:08

What You Need To Know About Working With A Photographer

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/09/29

Beautiful images of their work have become a necessary tool for any designer—used everywhere from websites to social media to magazines, books, and newspapers. But how do you find the right photographer? How much will you need to pay? And how do you turn what can be a fraught process into a rewarding, creative endeavor?Chairish's photo editor Julia Duquette and acclaimed interiors photographer Brittany Ambridge weigh in on every detail a designer needs to understand—from contracts to costs to

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45:05

How Resale is Revitalizing Home, Fashion and the...

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/09/15

This summer’s severe weather—floods, droughts, wildfires—made it more clear than ever that we need to become better stewards of the planet. But how can home design and fashion become more responsive? Jennifer Sey, Executive Vice President & President of Levi’s Brand and Anna Brockway, Co-Founder & President of Chairish discuss how their respective industries are changing, why vintage is crucial, and how something as simple as keeping pieces longer can have a major impact. Hosted on Acast

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45:24

Expanded Family, Limited Space—the New Design Dilemma

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/09/01

Even before Covid, housing shortages, high rents, and rising real estate prices were challenging the ideal of the single-family home. Now the pandemic has disrupted the living situation of thousands of elder parents and young adults, made clear the central importance of family, and led to thousands of multi-generational households. But what to do when a family expands, but its space doesn’t?Designers Janie Molster, Shari Francis, and Brynn Olson discuss how design can come to the aid of the newly

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40:26

Designing the Next Generation of Hotels and Restaurants

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/08/18

After a rough year, hotels and restaurants are back. Gatherings are happening, and travelwill continue, but has the pandemic changed what we expect when we go out, or when wecheck in? How do designers make people feel safe and cared for? Three top hospitalitydesigners—Pamela Babey of BAMO, Matt Berman of Workshop/APD, and Adam Farmerieof AvroKO— share their insights on how business travel will morph, why outdoor spaceswill become more important than ever, how the idea of service is evolving (but why

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42:49

Can Austin Boom and Still Stay Weird?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/08/04

Austin is perhaps the most creative, bohemian city in Texas—the state capitol, a collegetown, a hub for music, food, and fun. But it is also one of the fastest growing cities in the US,with an influx of tech companies and entrepreneurs. In the face of all the new wealth andgentrification, what is to become of the city’s design scene? Three passionate Austinlovers—designers Fern Santini, Avery Cox, and Malcolm James Kutner—weigh in on itschanging culture, the growing sophistication of clients, and

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32:13

Why Is British Style Back?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/07/24

Americans have had a long love affair with British style, but the relaxed, layered, and richly detailed rooms the British seem to create so effortlessly often don’t jibe with the hectic American lifestyle—or the pared-down architecture of so many American houses and apartments. It isn’t easy to live the Downton Abbey life on this side of the Atlantic. Yet a new generation of young US designers and clients are increasingly attracted to the comfort and worn elegance of English rooms. Two exemplars of

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43:49

What Clients Say—And What They Really Mean

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/07/07

The relationship between designer and client is crucial to the success of any project. But how do you know if the chemistry is right? Is there any way to tell if the client/designer matchup will work—or if this is the wrong client for you? Designers Susan Zises Green and Joy Moyler draw on their decades of success to share tips about how to size up clients during initial interviews, what to look and listen for, when to bring up the delicate subject of budgets, how to insure respect, and why you

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45:20

Is Social Media Your Most Important Business Tool?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/06/23

Social media has affected design in myriad ways—how designers market their work, gainnew clients, discover new vendors, and share ideas and proposals with clients. But socialmedia is constantly evolving and it’s not easy keeping up. Designers Carmeon Hamilton andCaitlin Flemming share how they have navigated social media from the early days of theirblogs to their current large Instagram followings, where they focus their efforts now, anddiscuss why Pinterest has become a crucial creative tool, how

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45:22

Bunny Williams on Design Past and Present

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/06/09

Few decorators have had the longevity or the impact of Bunny Williams. Ever since her first job at the legendary firm of Parish Hadley, she has been creating rooms that meld beauty with comfort and a sense of welcome. Renowned as a gardener as well as a designer, she was in the vanguard of shaping today’s indoor/outdoor lifestyle. An author and a furniture designer, she has also promoted the careers of many other designers through her work with the Kips Bay Showhouse. In her first podcast

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42:38

Why Is The Design Industry Turning to Print Magazines?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/05/26

In this age of digital everything, is print becoming the new go-to media? Why are so many design companies, from brick-and-mortar retailers to online behemoths, using print to engage and entice their customers and clients? Three industry leaders who have had major success online—Dara Caponigro of Schumacher, Julia Noran Johnston of Business of Home, and Anna Brockway of Chairish—share why they have launched print publications, how print’s impact came to be undervalued, why publishing on paper has

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36:53

Lauren Santo Domingo on Bringing Luxury Online with...

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/05/12

The woman who brought high-end fashion online, Lauren Santo Domingo talks about the success of her acclaimed site, Moda Operandi, and explains how she creates a sense of exclusivity and service through her careful curation of designers and brands, how social media changed fashion, why the wives of tech investors are so important, her new role as a Chairish Design Insider, and how caviar became a major inspiration behind her stunning home collection, Moda Domus, a chic blend of contemporary style

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38:01

How Do Staging and Design Intersect?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/04/28

Staging has become vital to real estate, but what is its relation to design? Is staging a stepchild, a way to break into the design industry, or a lucrative sideline? Three who know the ins-and-outs of the discipline, Lauren White of Ellen W. Interior Concepts, Alessandra Santopietro of Santopietro Interiors, and stager and broker Jason Saft of Compass, discuss what differentiates staging, the importance of speed and seasonality, how bad layouts often create great opportunities, and why

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37:29

What Does a Set Decorator Do?

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/04/14

Movies and television have long inspired interiors—from Art Deco fantasies to futuristic, sci-fi visions. Three top Hollywood set decorators, Elizabeth Keenan, Jessica Petrucelli, and Ellen J. Brill, whose work on the screen has ranged from gritty realism to fanciful visions of luxury—and who have garnered multiple Emmy and Academy Award nominations—talk about how they got into showbiz, why character-driven design is such a challenge, their secret sources, how obsessed collectors help to bring their

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38:38

At Home With Fashion

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/03/31

Fashion and home have had a long and complex relationship. Fashion designers are known for creating stunning homes—and have often lent their talents to designs for the home. And decorators have frequently looked to the runways for inspiration. But fashion moves fast, and interior design changes more slowly, so how valid is the connection today? Milan stylesetter and designer JJ Martin and luxury fashion designer Adam Lippes talk about their passion for home design, their entry into the home market,

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37:52

Wedded to Design

The Chairish Podcast ·

2021/03/17

It is often said that a successful marriage takes work. So what happens when your work life and home life are totally entwined? Married principals of three high-powereddesignfirms—Katie and Jason Maine of MaineDesign, Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of Carrier & Co., and Christine and John Gachot of Gachot Studios—talk about the joys and challenges of balancing creativity with domesticity, how they cope with difficult collaborations and artistic disputes, and what it’s like to be married

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