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We're sharing our top choice software for interior designers and breaking down why you should start with Studio Designer today.

We're proving the power of Pinterest, and how interior designers can harness it in 6 easy steps.

We'll delve deeper into the art of financial planning for interior designers by looking at budgeting, bookkeeping and financial statements.

Financial planning is a cornerstone of any successful business, and as an interior designer, understanding and managing your finances...

Whether you've been on Instagram for years, or are just starting out, here's how to refresh your Instagram profile.

In this guide, we'll delve into what to include in a comprehensive construction binder for interior designers.

With countless website platforms available, interior designers need a solution that balances creative freedom with long-term reliability. Wix offers the flexibility and stability studios need, while IDCO Studio’s proprietary frameworks add conversion-focused structure, editorial design, and limited-release exclusivity. Together, they create a website system built to perform, scale, and stand apart.

Whether you've just received your first branding suite or had one for ages, here are all the ways that you can use your logo variations.

We're sharing three canned emails for the most common problems that you might encounter as an interior designer.

A mission statement is more than just a collection of words; it's the heartbeat of your interior design business. A thoughtfully-crafted...

Today, we’re addressing an issue that so many interior designers seem to relate to. They have found themselves torn between wanting to...

Here's how to produce, pitch, and monetize your interior design holiday content for maximum ROI.

We partnered Katie Monkhouse, to create a comprehensive Designer in a Day package for consultation design service offerings.

Branding and web design are such a huge part of crafting a strong business presence. Interior Designers are built on visual identity...

Interior designers, professional organizers, and other lifestyle brands are built on visual identity. Professional photos of your work...

Myth: Turning down projects is only for established designers with long waitlists and huge budgets. Turning down projects is a necessary part of running a business and protecting your time and brand. Carefully choosing what work you take on does not mean less work or less income, it means that you have created room for better work (that is to say, projects that are right for you and your goals). If you’re constantly busy with projects that aren’t a good fit, you won’t have ti

It takes practice to hone your skills on social media. And just when you have a good strategy in place, the ever-changing algorithm...

There’s no question that professional project photos are key for an interior designer. But it’s also important to recognize that visuals...

For many of us, working remotely is the new norm. Our homes have taken on the role of an all-in-one office space where the physical...

Learn about seven profitable revenue stream options for interior designers looking to diversify their income beyond full client projects.