contributed by Karen Watts Perkins, Allied Member ASID
With every new job comes a certain amount of trepidation. It usually means a
contributed by Amy Johnson "Students should try to complement the business of interior design with the activity of interior design. The idea is to make money, hopefully by improving the quality of environments
We discovered IIDA Government Forum Advisor H. Hamilton Lowder at
We whole-heartedly admit that we’re biography junkies. How people reinvent themselves and redirect their careers is fascinating and inspiring, and we absolutely love sharing these evolving journeys with you. The career of Allison Russell,
As a recognized profession, interior design is in its infancy. Compared to the elder statesmen of medicine, law, and architecture, our life — as rich as it is — occupies but a page or
Paul Manno loves all the little children of the world. OK, we’re exaggerating a little. For certain he loves his own kids like the Super Dad he is, but he honestly does
Adapt or die. We don’t mean to sound so ominously morbid, but in today’s working world, reinvention of oneself is key - not only to survival, but ultimately also to success. Kim Craig
One of our mantras: There’s a lot you can do with an interior design degree besides becoming an interior designer. Tobias Harris is a prime example. From studies in architecture to engineering to interiors, this
When you get right down to it, people are people. And designers are designers. What’s so different between creatives who work on interiors vs. exteriors vs. graphics vs. landscapes vs. products vs.
We’re not going to lie. We chose Kelly Warfield to be our first professional spotlight for a reason: she’s talented, successful, fun, heavily involved in the industry and, thankfully, a personal friend. Basically, she’s everything we admire in a
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