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Listen "01. Q & A with Robyn: The Cool, Crazy, and Chaotic Work of Interior Design"
Episode Synopsis
Bad Bird Good Design is a brand new podcast that dives into the dynamic world of design. Created by Robyn Branch, our award-winning, candidly host, this show promises engaging conversations about design without being confined by topics, genres, or ideas.
In This Episode:
Introduction: Host shares their vision for a versatile and authentic podcast experience.
Color Coordination: A happy coincidence in wardrobe choices leads to a discussion on color schemes.
The Process: Starting a podcast involves everything from artwork and branding (Robyn Branch Design) to choosing fitting music—elements many listeners might be unaware of.
Design Philosophy: Robyn emphasizes that good design isn't as simple as TV shows make it seem; there's meticulous work behind creating beautiful spaces tailored for others.
TV Influence: The pros and cons of home improvement shows like HGTV are discussed – they can inspire but also mislead viewers regarding the complexities involved in real-world designing.
Client Relationships: Navigating client expectations is part art, part psychology. Robyn shares insights into working with different types of clients and ensuring their visions come alive while managing practical constraints.
Industry Awards: Recognition comes up with mention of Florida Design Magazine's Seaglass Awards where Robyn’s designs have been honored multiple times—a testament to her skillful workmanship.
Client pride in award-winning homes adds another layer of satisfaction for both designer and homeowner alike.
Handling Challenges:
Fixing botched jobs versus starting anew
Balancing creative freedom vs. client direction
Importance of using trusted contractors
Trends vs Timelessness:
Staying current yet classic is key; fashion parallels interior design trends.
Color selection plays an influential role in setting trends—Sherwin Williams & Benjamin Moore are notable players here.
Designer Tips:
Limiting choices based on expertise can guide clients effectively
Men often prefer fewer options paired with price differentiation
Key Takeaways:
Real-life interior designing is more complex than what reality TV portrays—it requires collaboration, patience, and problem-solving skills.
Trends come and go; understanding your clients' personal preferences helps create lasting designs beyond fleeting fashions.
Communication between designers and clients is crucial—setting expectations early prevents chasing tails later down the road.
Learn more about Robyn Branch Design
Follow Robyn on Instagram
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In This Episode:
Introduction: Host shares their vision for a versatile and authentic podcast experience.
Color Coordination: A happy coincidence in wardrobe choices leads to a discussion on color schemes.
The Process: Starting a podcast involves everything from artwork and branding (Robyn Branch Design) to choosing fitting music—elements many listeners might be unaware of.
Design Philosophy: Robyn emphasizes that good design isn't as simple as TV shows make it seem; there's meticulous work behind creating beautiful spaces tailored for others.
TV Influence: The pros and cons of home improvement shows like HGTV are discussed – they can inspire but also mislead viewers regarding the complexities involved in real-world designing.
Client Relationships: Navigating client expectations is part art, part psychology. Robyn shares insights into working with different types of clients and ensuring their visions come alive while managing practical constraints.
Industry Awards: Recognition comes up with mention of Florida Design Magazine's Seaglass Awards where Robyn’s designs have been honored multiple times—a testament to her skillful workmanship.
Client pride in award-winning homes adds another layer of satisfaction for both designer and homeowner alike.
Handling Challenges:
Fixing botched jobs versus starting anew
Balancing creative freedom vs. client direction
Importance of using trusted contractors
Trends vs Timelessness:
Staying current yet classic is key; fashion parallels interior design trends.
Color selection plays an influential role in setting trends—Sherwin Williams & Benjamin Moore are notable players here.
Designer Tips:
Limiting choices based on expertise can guide clients effectively
Men often prefer fewer options paired with price differentiation
Key Takeaways:
Real-life interior designing is more complex than what reality TV portrays—it requires collaboration, patience, and problem-solving skills.
Trends come and go; understanding your clients' personal preferences helps create lasting designs beyond fleeting fashions.
Communication between designers and clients is crucial—setting expectations early prevents chasing tails later down the road.
Learn more about Robyn Branch Design
Follow Robyn on Instagram
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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