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Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
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Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
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7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
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How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
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How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
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A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
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A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
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An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
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An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
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How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
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A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
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An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
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An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
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An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
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An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
-
An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
-
An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
-
An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
-
An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
-
An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
-
An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
-
An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
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An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
-
An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
-
An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…
-
Profitability in Architecture and Interior Design practices– it’s a question of time
Cost management essentials–project profit margin What is complicated, requires a lot of data analysis, and damages your entire business if not done properly? It is monitoring profit margin of projects for businesses in architecture and interior design. As projects shed labour hours that are difficult to estimate accurately, the labour cost increases and profit margin…
-
Meet the Next-Generation of Leather Alternatives: Mycelium 101
Leather’s impact on greenhouse gases and global warming As a material, leather has a lot to recommend. It is durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing. As an industry, however, leather is rife with problems, from its significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and hazardous chemical pollution to its effects on tannery workers and the 1.4 billion…
-
7 common business mistakes interior designers make and how to fix them
A guide of Do’s and Don’ts for interior designers running their own Playing to our strengths We understand that Accounting is not everyone’s cup of tea and that suits us just fine. We understand. You weren’t designed to be an Accountant. We weren’t created to be Designers. We have noticed a common theme amongst our…
-
How to write authoritative and professional articles on interior design and architecture
What are your objectives? If you are planning to dedicate some of your precious time to writing articles you will be doing it for important reasons. These might be that:- You are aiming to establish your authority on interior design or a particular area of interior design You wish to share your knowledge, give helpful…
-
How to present images of your products online for the interior designer market
The Top Ten Do’s and Don’ts The Top Eleven Do’s and Don’ts for manufacturers and suppliers on how to best show off your product, from an interior designer’s perspective. So, you want to market your product to interior designers.. You may be just embarking on a campaign to promote your products to interior designers or…
-
A classification system to organise product literature and samples for use in an interior design product library, filing system or for online bookmarking.
Ease of reference In interior design it is essential to be able to refer speedily to a genre of product and then search for the relevant supplier. What is the best way to break down the list of thousands of products? Over the years practising as interior designers the following list, refined a few times,…
-
A categorisation of grades of stainless steel and their uses
Definition and properties Let’s start by defining the word Austenitic; the online dictionary Free-dictionary defines the word as:- ‘An alloy of iron, usually containing at least 8 per cent of nickel and 18 per cent of chromium, used where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, creep resistance, or nonmagnetic properties are required.’ Stainless steels are various types…
-
An interview with Newcastle-based interior designer, Karen Walker, Interior Designer
How long has Karen Walker been going? Since 2017, before that I worked for a commercial interior design company in Newcastle for 23 years. I had been doing small projects myself in my spare time and had obviously had many years of experience and it reached the point where I needed to step outside of…
-
An interview with Carl Michael Harris, Director at Miners Studio Ltd.
My interior design background I started as an interior designer in 2009 and worked with Finchatton for three and a half years. Before that I was with David Collins Studio. Whilst at David Collins I was trained to very high standards and to give huge attention to detail. Because of these exacting standards it was…
-
An interview with Jarod Smith, International Interior Designer
My style of interior design I have been working as an interior designer for fourteen years. I don’t feel that I am especially unique in my work, I follow my Inchbald training. I research what is required and deliver that without imprinting myself upon it. My work is not predictable as I always aim to…