Caitlin Flemming: How the Pandemic Changed Our Interior Design Process, Forever

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Recorded15 Sep 2023

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Three years after the start of the Covid pandemic, interior designers are still catching up to the rush in the industry, the delays in delivery, and the overwhelm and exhaustion we all experienced. As interior designers became more nimble, flexible, and efficient, changes to their process were inevitable. Today, we’re chatting with interior designer, best-selling author, and dear friend, Caitlin Flemming. Caitlin walks us through how her studio pivoted during Covid, the changes she kept in place, and how it affected her process moving forward. Then, we'll discuss her latest book, "Sense of Place". Links Mentioned in this Episode Caitlin Flemming Interior Design Instagram Sense of Place Travel Home Design Camp Kwin Made

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