Monika Biegler Eyers
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Want More Creative Freedom? Tighten Up Your Operations (opens the original)
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Behind every polished interior design reveal is a maze of logistics to track—and when you’re the head of a firm, it can feel like every one of them is on your shoulders. This is where clear operations management makes all the difference. Far from creating corporate-culture-style constraints, tightly structured operations systems can unleash a designer’s creative freedom. We asked a handful of pros, including New York–based designers Kathleen Walsh and Gil Melott; Charlotte, North Carolina, desig
16 Sticky Client Situations, Solved (opens the original)
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Interior design is an unusually personal business, often creating complicated client situations out of previously relaxed relationships. As legendary designer Angelo Donghia noted in a 1981 talk, maintaining professional boundaries is crucial; he famously treated his work as a business arrangement rather than a social one, asserting, “You would not go out and have cocktails with your doctor.” Fast-forward to the present day: Not only has technology brought an unprecedented level of accessibility
8 Keys to Successful Cash Flow ManagementâEven If Math Isnât Your Thing (opens the original)
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Research suggests the right-brain/left-brain theory is actually a myth (we use our whole brains), but try telling that to an interior designer staring down a cash flow management spreadsheet at midnight. Invoicing, purchasing, accounting, and revenue projection may lack the seductive pull of scheming a room, yet they are integral to the backend that keeps money flowing through a firm. Paying attention to the booksâthe cash coming in and the cash thatâs going outâso that you can pay your ve
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