“I love that you say to sit where the client sits. You mean literally go into the family room and say, where do you sit? I'm going to sit down in this chair and see how I feel here.”

Amanda Gibby Peters · Business of Design® Podcast | Grow a Profitable Interior Design Business with Kimberley Seldon · EP 505 | How Interior Designers Can Create Homes That Feel as Good as They Look with Amanda Gibby Peters

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Sit in the client’s own chair in the family room to experience the space from their perspective

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