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Dear Alice | Interior Design

Alice Lane
Interior Design
Alice Lane Interior Design
Home Decor
Home Renovation
Remodeling
Kitchen Design
Lighting
Personal Style
Lighting Design
Rugs
Cozy Earth
High Point Market
Family Photographs
Alice Lane
Command Center
Home Design
Cabinetry
Art
Drapery
Space Planning

Dear Alice is an Interior Design podcast brought to you by Jessica Bennett and Suzanne Hall, the spunky geniuses behind Alice Lane Interior Design. These two ladies break down the highest end of the design and interior fashion world through their beautiful lifestyle approach with a heaping dose of wit and taste.

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We're back from High Point Market and ready to share all the design inspiration we found! In this episode, we break down the standout furniture and interior design trends we saw across showrooms, from heirloom woods, rich colors, and pattern maxing t... more

In this special episode of the Dear Alice Interior Design Podcast, Jess and Suz celebrate 115 years of Hickory Chair with renowned designers Ray Booth, Susan Hable, and David Phoenix in a conversation recorded at High Point Market.

Together, they sh... more

The right rug can completely transform a room, while the wrong one can throw off the entire design. In this episode of Dear Alice, we're sharing five common rug mistakes and explaining how to choose the right rug size, style, construction, and materi... more

Interior designer Miles Redd joins the Dear Alice Podcast for a conversation about creating bold, colorful interiors filled with personality, whimsy, and cozy glamour. Known for his playful mix of antiques, vintage finds, accessible pieces, and unexp... more

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Recent Guests

Ray Booth
Architect and interior designer with McAlpine and Tankersley
McAlpine and Tankersley
Episode: How Great Designers Think: Hickory Chair Panel
Susan Hable
Artist and designer known for her Hickory Chair collection and color expertise
Hickory Chair
Episode: How Great Designers Think: Hickory Chair Panel
David Phoenix
Interior designer and Hickory Chair collection designer
Hickory Chair
Episode: How Great Designers Think: Hickory Chair Panel
Miles Redd
Designer; author of The Big Book of Chic
Miles Redd Studio
Episode: 11 Design Lessons with Miles Redd
Dan Nelson
Stone industry veteran with global quarries and extensive knowledge of stone types, fabrication, and project leadership
Episode: Stone Masterclass with Dan Nelson: Everything You Need to Know About Natural Stone
Thom Filicia
Internationally acclaimed interior designer, founder of Thom Filicia, Inc.
Thom Filicia, Inc.
Episode: 10 Things Thom Filicia Has Learned After Decades in Interior Design
Erin Stetzer
Houston-based home builder
Stetzer Homes / builder
Episode: How to Work With a Builder with Erin Stetzer
Tyler Hunsinger
Artist, plaster specialist from Iconography
Iconography
Episode: Remodel Masterclass: Jess' Primary Bathroom
Carson Kressley
Celebrity and designer known for Queer Eye and interior design
Queer Eye, Barbecue Brawl, Alice Lane Interiors
Episode: Carson Kressley: From Personal Style to Interior Design

Hosts

Jessica Bennett
Interior designer and co-founder of Alice Lane Interior Design
Suzanne Hall
Interior designer and co-founder of Alice Lane Interior Design

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • My favorite design podcast

    I’ve listened to Dear Alice for years. It’s one of the few podcasts I can honestly say has influenced the way I live in and think about my home.

    Jess, Suz and the Alice Lane team have an incredible way of teaching design that goes far beyond trends or simply telling you what to buy. Over the years, I’ve learned how to think about scale, proportion, lighting, styling, mixing old and new, and most importantly, how to make a home feel personal. I find myself hearing their advice in my head while I... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adrienne Walker Brown
    United States10 days ago
  • Racism

    Mocking Asian accents and calling Native Americans “Indians” is deeply ignorant and concerning. The podcast content seemed great and I originally really liked it, but the level of ignorant whiteness has completely turned me off. Do better.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    EKim.21
    United States12 days ago
  • Thank U

    I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to your views as it’s brought a voice of reason to my new home construction project.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thepolz
    United Statesa month ago
  • Pearls of design wisdom

    Dear Alice podcast is full of tidbits of design advice, and informative tips about elevating your own home design. It’s wonderful for me as an amateur interior design lover and homeowner, and anyone who is interested in making home beautiful. All three hosts are fun and have great chemistry.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Siribori78
    United States2 months ago
  • Elitist and Vapid

    I found this show last year and initially enjoyed it. But over the past year it’s gone downhill, and now I have to agree with JessieJamesSaw, who wrote, “It’s gotten more and more catty, and quite honestly elitist—to the point that it’s not helpful. My partner and I made it through 1/2 of the kitchen show until either Susie or Jessica (listening, not watching) complained about opening cabinet doors. She has to have hers on hydraulics. 😹 My partner’s response was, “1st world problem vapid.” If y... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Katharine75
    United States3 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Product promotion and sales segments can frustrate listeners who want more independent design guidance.
The hosts' chemistry, warmth, humor, and confidence in sharing design opinions are recurring strengths.
Some listeners enjoy the aspirational luxury perspective, while others find the tone elitist or the advice too focused on expensive homes.
Some listeners report inconsistent audio quality or difficulty hearing one host clearly.
Listeners value the practical advice on proportion, lighting, materials, and finishing touches, and often apply it to their own homes.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#7
United States/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#115
United States/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#8
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#32
United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#14
Italy/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#31
Australia/Arts/Design

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How Great Designers Think: Hickory Chair Panel
Q: What colors do you see emerging as a color expert right now?
Susan Hable says pink repeatedly appears in her color forecasting and brings her emotional lift. She mentions hearing that chocolate brown may be gaining popularity, while Ray Booth says he chooses colors according to each project's story rather than following trends.
How Great Designers Think: Hickory Chair Panel
Q: Ray, how do you know if a project is a good fit?
Ray Booth says to pay attention to small signals and use intuition, including how clients welcome people into their homes. He also considers whether a project involves collaborators who will help him learn and grow, and whether he recognizes his own worth.
11 Design Lessons with Miles Redd
Q: How do you approach onboarding new clients and translating their tastes into cohesive spaces?
He explains a process of listening, asking questions about happiness and comfort, and using a shared language to guide design choices, while allowing room for experimentation and trust.
11 Design Lessons with Miles Redd
Q: Miles, what's next for you?
He emphasizes living in the present while hinting at ongoing projects and personal inspiration, with a focus on collaboration and new creative horizons.
10 Things Thom Filicia Has Learned After Decades in Interior Design
Q: What item does every home need?
Something quirky and fun that shows you don't take yourself too seriously and brings a smile to guests.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dear Alice

What is Dear Alice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Weekly conversations led by interior designers Jessica Bennett and Suzanne Hall, combining practical guidance for homeowners with an aspirational look at high-end residential design. Topics range from room layouts, lighting, rugs, materials, kitchens, and bathrooms to color, pattern, sourcing, and the business of design. The hosts draw on client projects and their own homes to explain how choices affect both the look of a space and the way people live in it, often mixing step-by-step advice with candid opinions and humor.

Interviews with established designers, builders, and specialists add perspectives on careers, construction, furniture, and materials. The distinctive appeal is the blend of accessible design principles and luxury interior... more

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1. Ray Booth
2. Susan Hable
3. David Phoenix
4. Miles Redd
5. Dan Nelson
6. Thom Filicia
7. Erin Stetzer
8. Tyler Hunsinger

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