Welcome to episode #87 of Home Stagers and Designers on Fire. In this episode I talk with Debbe Daley about what it looked like to work on a year long Interior Design project- a waterfront home on the coast of Maine. Debbe worked on this home from “soup to nuts”, both inside and out. She shares everything from how she determined what to charge to challenges and victories when doing a project of this large scope.
In this episode you will learn:
What 1 large Interior Design a year project looks like
How Debbe managed this large new build with a project management team and contractors that she wasn’t familiar with
How Debbe determined time frame and how to price a year long project
What types of unique challenges Debbe had to consider for this waterfront home
How Debbe handled delays and how it impacted time frame and scope of work
Debbe’s philosophy on when to be flexible about her contract and boundaries in order to build loyalty and relationships with long term clients
How the time commitment to this job effected taking on other projects
What Debbe learned about taking on a project of this scope
Debbe’s brand new book, Interior Motives- Designing a Career with Passion
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Xo Marianne
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