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With the internet and social media, sourcing products and inspiration for interior design projects has never been easier. By following influencers they like, the general public can now easily copycat their homes and create their own versions of perfect Instagram feeds, one closely resembling another. Having this in mind, someone might get scared for the future of the industry, but actually, this is a great news for us. Picture perfect interiors and beautiful decor flat lays have nothing to do with the actual design experience. A nice image speaks about the form and function but doesn’t necessarily mean high quality of life and improved wellbeing of the ones living in such space.

When did we stop designing for the experience and focused only on what meets the eye? I’m talking about the mainstream here, so if you don’t recognize yourself in this question you are going to love our today’s topic. However, if you do, you absolutely need to read this!

Your work is top-notch, but you are still struggling to score enough interior design clients. To make things even worse, the ones that stick around are often a nightmare to work with. It’s just the way things are when you are working with people, or is it?