Ep 131 - Our Top 6 Favorite Episodes
It’s hard to believe that Inside Design has been around for four years! Throughout the podcast, we have interviewed some amazing guests that have shared quality insight into interior design. This episode is dedicated to our top 6 favorite episodes. Can you guess which ones made the list? In case you haven’t listened to all 130 episodes, tune in as we break down our favorite episodes.
In This Episode:
[02:22] Episode 78: Photography Tips & Tricks with guest Linda Holt
[04:10] Episode 85: Business Advice with guest Luann Nigara
[07:49] Episode 1: Who are we and why are we podcasting?
[10:26] Episode 33: Why buy original art?
[14:06] Episode 59: The 6 Secrets to a Successful Business Partnership
[18:03] Episode 100: Guest Marlo Thomas
[22:16] Wrap up and outro
Key Takeaways:
From Episode 78 with Linda Holt: The simplest trick for taking better iPhone photos is to clean the lens on your phone. You don't realize how dirty your camera lens can be after being in your pocket or handbag.
From Episode 33: If you have never bought an original piece of art, a great place to start is by going to a local arts festival and wandering through the different booths and searching Instagram. Another tip is to purchase “small” pieces that are more affordable and build a gallery.
From Episode 100 with Marlo Thomas: She shared how the prettiest tables when hosting don’t have everything matching. When people visit your home, they get to see your imagination, creativity, the stories and the history of display on tabletop.
Sponsored by Wexel Art.
This episode is sponsored by our go to acrylic framers – Wexel Art. The beauty of the Wexel Art Frames concept lies in the floating acrylic panel that makes art easy to install with magnets or metal standouts. Wexel allows you to frame your art or memorabilia using single or double paneled acrylic for a look that is just as pretty if not more so than acrylic framing. We reached out to Wexel to create a custom frame for a 4’x6’ Apple Think Different poster that is a collector’s item. Especially great for kids’ art, we rely on Wexel for a lot of projects. Check them out at wexelart.com.
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