Olivia Snow

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192 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard Apr 2025

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I'm actually really great. And I think any client that...
Yeah, I mean, I think you reached out to me like what the end of October and we had you moved in like mid-December. Yeah, so fast. And obviously, you know, I feel like I have to speak on behalf of the entire design community when I say like fast turnarounds aren't always realistic. But I think you knew yourself and you knew what you needed.
And I think when you reach out to a designer and you're clear with expectations, like I was able to pull stuff that we could get in time and things happen and make all that work. But it was such a fun and quick and I love the quick projects. I think they're so great. And the turnaround's fun. Three years long. Oh, my gosh. Like a six week one is so great.
But it was get that immediate gratification.
Thank you. That's OK. I mean, I love figuring out my clients style. I don't think any of the homes I design reflect me and I don't think they should reflect me. I think when you look at Lauren's face, it feels like Lauren. When you look at Courtney's face, it really does feel like Courtney. Yes. So great. Yes. And then beyond that, my other projects as well.
I think they're just it's such a wide variety of work and every client presents different challenges and taste. Yeah, it's so much fun. Yeah. I love it.
It was actually really funny. So, yeah, initially I felt like I grasped it very quickly. I mean, the designer that you referenced designed Hailey Bieber's office, right? Like, yeah, very neutral California.
And it actually really suits you. And so we kind of went down that journey. But yeah, you were like, wait, maybe show me this with a little bit more color and a little bit of this. And it was like the redirect back to who you really were was like perfect. And I think it's also fun because you had never worked with a designer. Right. You'd never really spent time curating a space.
So not only were we designing this space, but you were also really figuring out and honing in what your style is, which oftentimes is close to the way you dress every day. But it isn't an obvious translation. Yeah. You do kind of have to go through a little bit of a discovery process to figure it out.
And oftentimes showing people things that they don't like is more useful information than showing them things that they don't like. So interesting. I believe that. Yeah. I think it kind of goes without saying. Yeah.
bring any type of idea to life and it's it's just really special so it's a it's a true talent it's fun it's really really what I love to do and I think I have such an appreciation for just about every style and it's about anything I'm like I can see the little bits and pieces of of everyone that I love and it's about making them yeah create the space that feels like them the most like them
I think there will be a negative. There will definitely be some validation. But who knows? Who knows if I'll have a different. Let's get into it. Let's do it.
Yes.
And like there's nothing immature about it, but it is just youthful and it feels like there's an energy to it. Yes. I think the youthfulness is an interesting thing for me to talk about, mainly just because she was 21 at the time she filmed this. Right. And I think more commonly we have bad examples of like young celebrity interiors than we do young celebrity good interiors, if that makes sense.
So I think for her, I mean, that is kind of her superpower is she actually has like a really strong sense of self and a point of view and an opinion. And I think that always is going to start as the best foundation project. I mean, you look at 21. I mean, most celebrity entrepreneurs. I mean, you guys have mentioned Taylor Swift on the podcast. I think she had a lot of money very young.
And that's what a home can look like when you have a lot of money. Oh, my gosh. I mean, it's exciting and you can be a little bit misguided. But I think Emma has such a strong point of view.
I think she wanted to play. I think, I mean, in her AD tour, she really talks about, she's like, I wanted to pull stuff from every era that I love. I wanted this to feel... I mean, it doesn't feel like she moved into that home and everything got delivered on the same day. It feels like she really collected things over time, which is such a special way to live.
And every room in the home has almost a different vibe, which is so cool. I love the kitchen. I think the kitchen is maybe one of my favorite parts. The kitchen is gorgeous. I mean, the simplicity of the green cabinets with the slab. I mean, the whole home has so much warm. It has these gorgeous amber wood-stained beams. The outside is really craftsman. It's such a mix of styles.
And then she went through, and she found these really punchy slabs. Actually, the way she talks about the slabs is so fun. And talking about how she's like, I like the ones that feel almost edible. Like, I wanted this. And I think she's someone that, as she was designing, when she had a visceral reaction to something, she's like, it's going in my home. Totally. I love it. I'm going to do it.
And I don't think she was thinking, am I going to love this when I'm 50? She was like, this is my vibe now. I'm going for it. It was true to herself. And, yeah, she has great taste. Yeah. I think it's really fun and so playful. It's beautiful.
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