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The IKEA Problem No Interior Designer Wants to Talk About

Is your design service a bit like an IKEA flat pack? You send the design plan off… then wonder why your client can’t put it all together. You don’t get professional photos. You don’t get rave reviews. You don’t get decent referrals. In today’s episode, I go through the 5 mistakes designers make when they hand the design back to the client. If you’re building an interior designer career — whether you’re an interior designer freelancer, an interior designer working solo, or positioning yourself as an interior designer in Australia — this conversation will challenge your interior designer process, the way you structure your interior designer services, and how you define the interior designer role in a market influenced by IKEA Interior Design and IKEA Interior Design services. We also look at why interior design turnkey projects are critical if Interior Design getting published is part of your long-term strategy, and why interior designer working under a clearer implementation model changes everything. If you’re a solo interior designer or decorator and you’re done feeling like an amateur — done with half-finished projects, undercharging, and work that doesn’t reflect your ability — email me at askadam@turnkeydesignsuccess.com. If you want finished projects, real authority, proper fees, and the kind of work that finally feels professional, tell me what’s going on and I’ll point you in the right direction. Say hi on social: Instagram:   / adamscougall   YouTube Video URL:    • The IKEA Problem No Interior Designer Want...   Video hashtags: #interiordesigner #interiordesigncareer #interiordesignwithoutdegree