EDITOR’S NOTE: When
EDITOR"S NOTE: "Learn the wisdom of compromise, for it is better to bend a little than to break." " Jane Wells. Truer words were never said, especially in the business of design. Due to the vagaries
EDITOR'S NOTE: An important part of a designer"s communication skill set is not only guiding a client"s choices, but also instilling confidence during The Process. Just as the cooking neophyte breaks out into a cold sweat
EDITOR'S NOTE: A big part of any designer"s job is informing the client about The Process. Whether dealing with acres of commercial lease space or a modest personal residence, clients desperately want to believe in the
EDITOR'S NOTE: Question: Do most clients think of their residential designer as their professional advisor, their good friend or both" The answer varies, but it"s always a little tricky and definitely requires a delicate balance. In the first
EDITOR'S NOTE: Residential design is tricky. It"s emotional" it"s territorial" it"s personal. Last month we introduced this series of articles told from the client"s perspective by emphasizing empathy, a crucial component of the Art of Communicating. For this
EDITOR'S NOTE: Part of the Art of Communicating is being aware of and sensitive to the thoughts and feelings of the person with whom you are communicating. This doesn"t mean you have to share these thoughts and feelings
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