10 Essential Project Management Tools for Interior Designers in 2024
Why you should leverage these tech tools in your design business in 2024
As an interior designer, you're likely aware that the right project management and tech tools can significantly boost productivity and streamline your workflow.
In this article, we'll explore 10 must-have project management tools that are transforming the interior design industry. I’ve tested these tools extensively and have highlighted my favourites- however I will also suggest the names of alternatives that you could look at to integrate into your workflow.
Get ready to take your business to the next level!
Why Project Management Tools are Essential for Interior Designers
As an interior designer, you're not just creating beautiful spaces – you're juggling multiple projects, client expectations, and a myriad of tasks all at once. Trust me, I've been there, and it can feel like trying to spin plates while riding a unicycle! That's where project management tools come in, acting as your personal assistant, organizer, and sanity-saver. Let's dive into why these tools are absolutely crucial for our success and profitability in our fast-paced & developing industry.
The Challenges of Managing Multiple Projects Simultaneously
Picture this: You're working on a luxurious penthouse renovation, a boutique hotel lobby redesign, and three residential projects – all at different stages. Sounds exciting, right? But it can also be overwhelming! Here's what you're up against:
Keeping track of different timelines and deadlines for each project
Managing various client preferences and feedback
Coordinating with multiple contractors, suppliers, and team members
Balancing budget constraints across projects
Ensuring consistent quality and attention to detail on all fronts
Without a robust project management system, in this case, I mean a set of tools that help you manage your interior design business, it's easy for important details to slip through the cracks.
You might find yourself drowning in sticky notes, meetings, forgotten emails, and missed calls. But with the right tools, you can transform this chaos into a well-oiled machine.
2. How Project Management Tools Can Improve Client Satisfaction
Happy clients are the lifeblood of our business, and project management tools can be your secret weapon in wowing them. Here's how:
Enhanced Communication: Keep clients in the loop with regular updates, shared timelines, and easy file sharing. No more "Sorry, I forgot to mention..." moments!
Transparency: Give clients visibility into project progress, helping them feel more involved and informed.
Professionalism: Impress clients with organized presentations, mood boards, and 3D visualizations all in one place.
Faster Response Times: With everything at your fingertips, you can address client concerns and questions more quickly.
Expectation Management: Clearly outline project milestones and deliverables, reducing misunderstandings and scope creep.
Remember that time when you wowed a client by pulling up their project details during an impromptu coffee meetup or an a spontaneous call? That's the power of good project management tools at work!
3. The Impact of Efficient Project Management on Profitability
Now, let's talk about everyone's favorite topic – making money! Efficient project management isn't just about impressing clients; it's about boosting your bottom line. Here's how:
Time Savings: Streamlined processes mean less time spent on administrative tasks and more time for billable work. Cha-ching!
Reduced Errors: Fewer mistakes mean fewer costly do-overs and more profitable projects.
Improved Resource Allocation: Understand where your time and resources are going, allowing you to optimize your efforts for maximum profitability.
Accurate Billing: Track time and expenses more effectively, ensuring you're billing appropriately for your work.
Scalability: As your business grows, robust project management systems allow you to take on more projects without sacrificing quality or burning out.
I once worked with a designer who implemented a comprehensive project management system and saw her profitability increase by 25% in just six months. Why? She was able to take on more projects, reduce overtime hours, and minimize costly mistakes as well as taking the stress out of managing her staff. That's the kind of game-changing impact we're talking about!
Project management tools aren't just a nice-to-have for interior designers – they're an absolute must in today's competitive landscape. They help you navigate the challenges of multiple projects, keep your clients thrilled, and boost your profitability. So, if you haven't already, it's time to embrace these tools and watch your design business soar to new heights. Trust me, your future self (and your bank account) will thank you!
Now let’s move onto the tools that you have to use in your interior design business. I’ve divided these tools into types ranging from an overall project management system to how to effectively schedule meetings. These tools work seemlessly together, and though I would love to say that you could have one tool that does everything, these tools are †he OG.
You may also want to know about cost- most of these tools have free versions or trials, so you can try them out without unnecessary expense or commitment.
Task and Project Management- Notion
The winner here is Notion. This is my go-to app for all things organisational. One thing I love about Notion is that is is not a one-and-done system. You can basically build a system that is customised for you. Some find Notion overwhelming, but I always suggest to start small and learn how to build yourself rather than trying to take someone else’s system and make it try fit your workflow.
The beauty of Notion is that it is entirely flexible and is designed to grow with you, rather than something that is set in stone.
With any management software, Notion can do the following:
Project Organization: Create boards for each client, with sections for planning, design, procurement, and installation.
Task Management: Assign tasks to team members, set due dates, and track progress effortlessly.
Client Collaboration: Share mood boards, get approvals, and manage feedback all within the platform.
Procurement Tracking: Keep tabs on orders, delivery dates, and vendor communications.
Time Management: Use built-in time tracking for accurate billing and improved productivity.
SOPs: create detailed workflows with videos and other instructions
Why I think Notion is better than all the rest
completely customisable
you can embed video, photos, apps - there is so much you can do
you can reorganise and synthesise information
Notion has AI built into the interface
The search bar on Notion is on fire!!!
you can control access to information- and determine who sees what…
If you want to learn more about Notion and how to use it in an interior design business, I’ve done a deep dive into building a system from scratch for an interior design business. You can watch the videos here and you can also download the full template here.
If Notion isn’t your jam, the next runner up is Asana. Asana is a robust method of running teams and projects. I suggest it for designers who are not interested in storing information or need a client portal. You can check out Asana here.
2. Drawing and Modelling- SketchUp
Even if you are an Autocad, Vectorworks or Revit guru, I don’t know many designers who haven’t used Sketchup for at least part of their workflow.
As someone who's been in the trenches of interior design, I can tell you that SketchUp is not just a tool, it's your secret weapon for winning clients and bringing your wildest design dreams to life. This fantastic software can transform your design process and keep you ahead of the curve in our visually-driven industry!
Being able to translate the ideas in your head into 3D space is a game changer. As visualisation tools go, SketchUp is relatively easy to learn. It integrates with rendering tools such as Enscape and can also help you produce construction documentation through LayOut to hand over to your contractor or architect. For a tool of this power, SketchUp is relatively cheap , especially in comparison to Autocad or Revit, making it the perfect tool for a small interior design company (though it is used by large design companies as well).
SketchUp makes it easy to bring in floor plans from external sources and build out the interior from there. You can also add in textures, furniture and lighting, helping your client see your design concept.
If you only need to to design floor plans, I recommend Rayon. This design tool has a very small learning curve - you can get up and running in only a few hours. However, it is only in 2D which may not be enough for you to communicate your design ideas. It is reasonably priced and packs a punch for its functionality and ease of use.
3. Time tracking: Harvest Time tracker
One of the keys to profitability in the design industry is to manage and track your time.
It is incredibly difficult to know how much you should charge if you don’t have any idea about how long it takes or should take. If you track your time effectively, your pricing will be more precise, helping you estimate project time, and your resources effectively.
Using a time tracking app can be a game changer. Of course you can use a spreadsheet or even pen and paper, but using an app helps you manage your time effectively
I recommend Harvest time tracker. It is very easy to use and learn. You can allocate between billable and non-billable hours and assign different rates to different members of staff. You can manage expenses as well. At the end of the month, you can create reports and even invoices for your projects.
By mastering this powerful tool, you'll not only streamline your workflow but also gain invaluable insights into where your precious time is really going. Remember, in our world of tight deadlines and demanding clients, understanding and optimizing your time is the key to success (and sanity!).
If you want a full walkthrough on Harvest time tracker, check out my video here.
If you are looking for an alternative, I also recommend Toggl. It is very similar however, personally I prefer the interface of Harvest. No matter what you do, if there is one thing that you need to start to do in your business NOW (I mean today!!!) it is tracking your time.
4. Mood boards and ideation- Milanote
My go to app here is Milanote. Milanote is a digital whiteboard that's changing the game for interior designers in 2024. Milanote can be used in a number of ways. It can be used as a digital pinboard (like Pinterest) but with the ability to make notes, leave links. I use it not only for design projects but like to plan out blog posts, you tube videos, work with interior design clients as we go through workflows.
Secondly, you can use it with clients or your team as you work through design ideas. With the chrome extension you can pin any image you find on the internet, quickly and easily.
The use cases for an app like Milanote are too numerous to mention. If you are interested in learning more about Milanote, I suggest you check out my full walkthrough on Youtube.
5. Graphic design- Canva
I have used Adobe products for over 20 years so would consider myself an advanced user, but you just can’t beat Canva for its price and ease of use. Even if you know nothing about graphic design, Canva’s intuitive interface won’t leave you behind.
If there is one app I open every day other than Notion, it’s Canva.
The free version is pretty great, but I like the paid version as it has 2 main features that make creation easy. Firstly it allows you to create a brand folder, where you can keep fonts, colours and images so that you can be consistent across all platforms. Secondly, there are advanced tools like background remover that are so helpful and quick to use.
I use Canva to create moodboards (this is where the background remover tool comes in handy). Canva can also help you create professional design presentations for clients.
Canva recently bought Affinity Designer and Publisher, so I can see my reliance on the very expensive adobe suite is coming to an end. Though I will be sad to leave Adobe behind (though not its less-than-transparent pricing model), I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
6. Online communication- Zoom
You can’t beat an in person meeting but sometimes it can be more efficient to present your ideas and hold meetings on Zoom. Since the pandemic, everyone has become used to attending online meetings- in fact, for an initial meetings - for example a discovery call, Zoom is perfect. No more meeting in your office or at a coffee shop only to realise that the client is not the right fit for you.
Zoom also integrates with Ecamm- my streaming platform of choice (though only for the mac) which ensures that my presentations and meetings always look professional.
Here’s how I use Zoom in my interior design business and how you can too!
Expanding Your Geographical Reach
Breaking down location barriers: With Zoom, your design expertise isn't limited to your local area. You can now work with clients across the country or even internationally!
Tapping into new markets: Imagine designing a chic Parisian apartment while sipping coffee in your New York studio. Zoom makes it possible! In fact, I do this often!!!
Attracting high-end clients: Wealthy clients with multiple properties can now easily consult with you for all their homes, regardless of location.
Streamlining the Consultation Process
Time-efficient initial consultations: No more spending hours in traffic for a 30-minute meeting. Zoom allows you to schedule more consultations in a day, boosting your productivity. Make sure you link your meeting scheduler direct to Zoom, making scheduling a meeting easy.
Quick check-ins made easy: Need to get a quick approval on a fabric swatch? Hop on a 5-minute Zoom call instead of scheduling an in-person meeting.
Flexible scheduling: Offer after-hours consultations without sacrificing your personal time by eliminating travel.
Enhancing Visual Communication
Screen sharing for impactful presentations: Show off your presentations, mood boards, 3D renderings, and material selections with crystal-clear detail.
Virtual background as your portfolio: Use Zoom's background feature to showcase your previous work or demonstrate different design styles.
Real-time sketching and ideation: Use Zoom's whiteboard feature to sketch out ideas and make changes on the fly during client meetings.
Improving Collaboration with Clients and Vendors
Virtual shopping trips: Guide clients through online stores or your preferred vendors' websites in real-time.
Multi-party decision making: Easily include all decision-makers in meetings, even if they're in different locations.
Vendor relationships: Maintain strong connections with suppliers through regular video check-ins, without the need for frequent in-person visits.
Adapting to Modern Client Expectations
Meeting the demand for virtual services: In 2024, clients expect the option for virtual consultations. Not offering this could mean losing business to more tech-savvy competitors.
Appealing to busy professionals: Many clients prefer the convenience of virtual meetings that fit into their hectic schedules.
Catering to tech-savvy millennials: As millennials become a larger part of the home-owning market, meeting their preference for digital interaction is crucial.
Enhancing Your Professional Development
Attending virtual design workshops: Stay updated with the latest trends and techniques through online seminars and workshops.
Networking opportunities: Join virtual design networking events and build connections with peers worldwide.
Hosting your own webinars: Establish yourself as an industry expert by hosting design-related webinars, expanding your brand reach.
Improving Project Management
Regular project updates: Keep clients in the loop with quick Zoom check-ins throughout the design process.
Virtual site visits: Conduct preliminary site assessments or check on project progress without always being physically present.
Team coordination: If you have a team, Zoom makes it easy to keep everyone aligned, even if you're working from different locations.
7. Online cloud storage : tie!! Dropbox and/or Google Drive
This is a hard choice and I have to confess that I use both. I tend to divide my storage into different buckets.
Having access to Cloud storage isn't just a fancy tech feature; it's the backbone of a modern, efficient, and collaborative interior design business in 2024. By embracing this powerful tool, you're not only streamlining your workflow but also ensuring that your brilliant designs are safe, accessible, and easily shareable. Remember, in our fast-paced, digitally-driven industry, having your entire design world at your fingertips isn't just convenient - it's essential for staying competitive and delivering top-notch service to your clients.
For me I store client work in Google Drive- it’s free and easy for you to use and you can upgrade your storage if needed. I use Dropbox for internal work- mostly I keep my brand assets and video files here. This is for no particular reason, I’ve always just used both, but if you can certainly just stick with one.
Here’s how you can leverage cloud storage in your interior design business:
Anytime, Anywhere Access to Your Design Files
The freedom of accessing your files from any device, anywhere
How cloud storage enables seamless work-from-home or on-site productivity
Real-life scenario: Pulling up client files during an impromptu coffee shop meeting
Collaboration Made Easy
Sharing large design files without email attachment limits
Real-time collaboration with team members on project documents
How cloud storage facilitates smooth communication with clients and vendors
Enhanced Security for Your Valuable Design Work
Protection against data loss from hardware failures or theft
Advanced encryption and security features of cloud storage services
Peace of mind: Knowing your designs and client information are safely backed up
Streamlined Version Control
Keeping track of design revisions without confusing file names
How cloud storage maintains a history of document changes
Easily reverting to previous versions of your designs when needed
Cost-Effective Storage Solution
Eliminating the need for expensive physical storage devices
Scalability: Only paying for the storage you need as your business grows
Reducing IT costs associated with maintaining local servers
Improved Client Presentations and Approvals
Creating shareable links to mood boards and design concepts
Setting up client-specific folders for easy file organization and sharing
Using cloud storage to create virtual design portfolios for potential clients
Integration with Design Software and Tools
Cloud storage can seamlessly work with CAD software and 3D rendering tools, helping keep your images and visualisations safe and accessible.
Syncing your favorite design apps for a cohesive workflow
Example: Connecting cloud storage to project management tools like Asana or Notion.
8. Google workspace
Despite being free, Google Workspace isn't just a set of basic tools; it's your secret weapon for running a sleek, efficient, and impressive interior design business in 2024.
By harnessing the power of these interconnected apps, you're not only streamlining your workflow but also presenting a polished, professional image to your clients. Remember, in our digital-first world, having a cohesive, cloud-based system isn't just nice to have - it's essential for staying competitive and delivering top-notch service. Here’s how you can integrate Google workspace in your interior design business.
Google Drive: Your Virtual Design Studio
Storing and organizing design files, mood boards, and client documents
Sharing large files with clients and contractors without email attachment limits
Collaborating on documents in real-time with team members
Tip: Create a folder structure that mirrors your project phases for easy navigation
Google Docs: Collaborative Design Proposals and Contracts
Creating and editing design proposals with real-time collaboration
Using templates for streamlined contract creation
Tracking changes and comments for clear communication with clients
Pro move: Use Google Docs to create interactive design questionnaires for clients
Google Sheets: Project Management and Budgeting Made Easy
Creating detailed project timelines and task lists
Managing budgets and tracking expenses for each project
Using formulas to automatically calculate material costs and profit margins
Insider trick: Set up a master sheet with dropdown menus for quick project setup
Google Slides: Stunning Design Presentations
Crafting visually appealing mood boards and design concepts
Creating interactive presentations for client meetings
Collaborating with team members on presentation content
Power tip: Use the 'View' menu to see your presentation as your clients will
Google Meet: Virtual Client Consultations and Team Meetings
I stick with Zoom but Google meet is a very good alternative. It can:
Conducting virtual design consultations with screen sharing capabilities
Hosting team meetings and design reviews remotely
Recording meetings for future reference or for team members who couldn't attend
Pro strategy: Use the blur background feature to maintain a professional look from any location
Google Calendar: Efficient Scheduling and Project Timeline Management
Scheduling client meetings and site visits with easy sharing options
Setting up project milestones and deadlines
Coordinating team availability for collaborative work
Ninja move: Use color coding for different types of appointments (consultations, installations, vendor meetings)
Google Forms: Client Feedback and Design Questionnaires
Creating detailed design questionnaires for new clients
Gathering feedback on design concepts or completed projects
Conducting market research or style preference surveys
Smart tactic: Use branching logic to create personalized questionnaire experiences
Google Keep: Capturing Design Ideas on the Go
Jotting down quick design ideas or client preferences
Creating to-do lists for each project
Saving and organizing inspiration images found online
Quick tip: Use labels to categorize notes by project or design style
9. Website Platform: Squarespace
Though some would say that Wordpress is the most SEO optimised web platform, there is no use having a website if you are not able to fully update whenever you would like. For me, Squarespace is the most effective website platform there is for an interior designer. However, don’t get caught up in the weeds about platforms, just take it from me- it’s more important about having an effective website that you can use, rather than focus on a particular platform.
That said- I like Squarespace. It does everything that you need an interior design website to do.
Creating a Stunning Portfolio Showcase
Though I have always said that your website is more than your online portfolio- Squarespace sweeps the floor with its intuitive ux that deals with images with easy.
Utilizing Squarespace's designer-friendly templates to highlight your best work
Organizing projects into galleries for easy browsing
Showcasing before-and-after transformations with image comparison features
Pro tip: Use full-width images to create a immersive visual experience
Blogging to Establish Your Design Authority
Starting a design blog to share trends, tips, and behind-the-scenes insights
Using Squarespace's built-in blogging tools for easy content creation
Incorporating rich media like videos and slideshows into your posts
Insider trick: Create a content calendar to maintain consistent posting
E-commerce Integration for Product Sales
Setting up an online store to sell curated decor items or design services
Managing inventory and processing payments directly through Squarespace
Creating gift cards or design consultation packages for purchase
Smart move: Offer exclusive discounts to newsletter subscribers
Lead Generation and Client Communication
Implementing contact forms for potential clients to request consultations
Creating landing pages for specific design services or promotions
Setting up an email newsletter to keep clients informed about your latest projects
Power tip: Use Squarespace's analytics to track which pages generate the most leads
Showcasing Your Design Process
Creating a dedicated page to explain your design approach and methodology
Using Squarespace's layout engine to create an interactive timeline of your process
Embedding client testimonials throughout your site for social proof
Ninja move: Create a video introduction to add a personal touch to your site
Mobile Optimization for On-the-Go Clients
Ensuring your site looks great on all devices with Squarespace's responsive design
Optimizing images and galleries for fast loading on mobile devices
Creating a mobile-friendly navigation menu for easy browsing
Quick tip: Always preview your site on multiple devices before publishing changes
SEO Optimization to Attract More Clients
Utilizing Squarespace's built-in SEO tools to improve your search engine ranking
Customizing page titles, meta descriptions, and URLs for better SEO
Creating location-specific pages to target local clients
Pro strategy: Use your blog to target long-tail keywords relevant to your niche
Integrating Social Media to Expand Your Reach
Connecting your social media accounts to your Squarespace site
Adding Instagram feeds to showcase your latest design inspirations
Implementing social sharing buttons to encourage visitors to spread the word
Smart tactic: Create a cohesive visual brand across your website and social mediaSetting up an online store to sell curated decor items or design services
Managing inventory and processing payments directly through Squarespace
Creating gift cards or design consultation packages for purchase
Smart move: Offer exclusive discounts to newsletter subscribers
Lead Generation and Client Communication
Implementing contact forms for potential clients to request consultations
Creating landing pages for specific design services or promotions
Setting up an email newsletter to keep clients informed about your latest projects
Power tip: Use Squarespace's analytics to track which pages generate the most leads
Showcasing Your Design Process
Creating a dedicated page to explain your design approach and methodology
Using Squarespace's layout engine to create an interactive timeline of your process
Embedding client testimonials throughout your site for social proof
Ninja move: Create a video introduction to add a personal touch to your site
Mobile Optimization for On-the-Go Clients
Ensuring your site looks great on all devices with Squarespace's responsive design
Optimizing images and galleries for fast loading on mobile devices
Creating a mobile-friendly navigation menu for easy browsing
Quick tip: Always preview your site on multiple devices before publishing changes
SEO Optimization to Attract More Clients
Utilizing Squarespace's built-in SEO tools to improve your search engine ranking
Customizing page titles, meta descriptions, and URLs for better SEO
Creating location-specific pages to target local clients
Pro strategy: Use your blog to target long-tail keywords relevant to your niche
Integrating Social Media to Expand Your Reach
Connecting your social media accounts to your Squarespace site
Adding Instagram feeds to showcase your latest design inspirations
Implementing social sharing buttons to encourage visitors to spread the word
Smart tactic: Create a cohesive visual brand across your website and social media
Have I convinced you yet to give Squarespace a try? Check out my set of website templates that you can implement in your interior design business today. These templates are hosted in Squarespace and are designed with the interior designer in mind.
They include the six pages that you need to launch an interior design website quickly and effectively. The template includes a full course that will help you get up and running as well as helps you set up your scheduling and helps you integrate your branding and copy.
You can check out the website templates here.
10. Scheduler: Tie: Acuity and Calendly
Organising meetings can be a drag! There is so much to fit in your day and sometimes you feel tied to your phone while you try to fit in that half-hour meeting into your schedule. I have used both Calendly and Acuity, but I lean towards Acuity because it can be managed within my Squarespace website. Here’s how I use Acuity in my Interior design workflow.
Streamlining Your Consultation Booking Process
Setting up customized appointment types for different design services
Allowing clients to book consultations 24/7 without back-and-forth emails
Integrating your calendar to automatically show your real-time availability
Pro tip: Create different appointment lengths for initial consultations vs. follow-ups
Customizing Your Booking Page to Match Your Brand
Designing a booking page that aligns with your interior design aesthetic
Adding your logo and brand colors for a cohesive look
Customizing the booking flow to gather essential project information upfront
Insider trick: Use intake forms to get design preferences before the first meeting
Automating Client Communications
Setting up automatic appointment confirmations and reminders
Customizing email and text notifications with your brand voice
Reducing no-shows with strategic reminder timing
Smart move: Include preparation tips in your reminder emails to maximize meeting efficiency
Managing Your Design Team's Schedules
Coordinating multiple team members' calendars for efficient scheduling
Assigning specific appointment types to different team members based on expertise
Setting buffer times between appointments for travel or preparation
Power tip: Use Acuity's reporting features to analyze your team's time allocation
Integrating with Your Favorite Design Tools
Connecting Acuity with your Google or Outlook calendar for seamless scheduling
Integrating with payment processors to collect deposits or session fees upfront
Syncing with your CRM to automatically update client records
Ninja move: Use Zapier to connect Acuity with your project management tools
Offering Virtual Design Consultations
Setting up video conferencing links that automatically generate for virtual appointments
Creating different appointment types for in-person vs. virtual consultations
Allowing clients to easily switch between virtual and in-person options
Quick tip: Include instructions for virtual meetings in your booking confirmation
Implementing Packages and Subscriptions
Creating bundled design service packages for clients to book
Setting up recurring appointments for ongoing design projects
Offering subscription-based services for regular design check-ins or updates
Pro strategy: Use package deals to encourage clients to commit to longer-term projects
Leveraging Acuity for Marketing and Client Retention
Adding a "Book Now" button to your website and social media profiles
Using Acuity's gift certificate feature for promotions or referral rewards
Implementing a waiting list for popular time slots to capture potential clients
Smart tactic: Analyze booking data to identify peak times and adjust your availability accordingly
And there you have it – the 10 must-have project management tools that will revolutionize your interior design business in 2024! By implementing these powerful solutions, you'll not only boost your efficiency but also wow your clients with your professionalism and organization.
Remember, the key to success in our fast-paced industry is staying ahead of the curve. So why wait? Start exploring these tools today and watch your business soar to new heights! Trust me, your future self will thank you for making the leap into streamlined project management. Here's to your success in 2024 and beyond!
If you are tech shy, don’t have the time or the inclination to set up these tools all on your lonesome, I have a 12 week program called Design for Success. In this program, I work one-to-one with clients, helping them implement systems and processes into their interior design business.
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Hi 👋🏽 I’m Joanne!
I’m an interior designer, content creator, educator, and business coach. After studying Economics and Education at uni, the design world beckoned, drawing me to Christie’s in London, where I completed post-grad studies in art & design, and then to Hong Kong, where I founded Eclectic Cool, a design firm and design store. Eclectic Cool represented international brands such as Gubi, &tradition, HAY, Armadillo Rugs & Dinosaur Designs to name a few. My work and store have been featured in Monocle, Conde Nast Traveller, Elle Decor, Expat Living, Cathay Pacific inflight magazines, South China Morning Post, and the ABC (Australia) network and more. I live between on the south coast of Australia and Hong Kong with my husband and cavoodle. I’m the mum of three adult children.
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