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"People are beginning to eschew the disposable. It will be less about consuming luxury, and more about investing in the experience of luxury"I love the beginning of each project. After I’ve met and interviewed a new client, their personality fills my head until a design comes pouring out. Sometimes I can’t get back to the office fast enough to start pulling together elements for their design.Juggling all of the different hats that I wear: creative, executive, PR, marketing, etc.
I am predominantly an artist and all of the business and administrative tasks are really learned behaviors. I have a few scientist/mathematician/engineer types in my family, so logic and problem solving were part of my upbringing, and has certainly helped in that arena tremendously, but it is not a native talent as it is with others.Streamline the processes, and make them more efficient so that what I do as an artist/designer can be reproduced by other designers in my firm, without losing any of the artistry, or client amenities that we provide.
Being consulted by several different major corporations on coming trends in the luxury sector was an accomplishment not experienced by many luxury interior designers. Seeing those ideas then implemented and prove successful were very proud moments.People are beginning to eschew the disposable. It will be less about consuming luxury, and more about investing in the experience of luxury services, quality, detail, uniqueness and how these things relate to your self expression.