
Your designs are beautiful, but you're struggling with the business of your interior design business. Join successful interior design business owner, Michelle Lynne, of ML Interiors Group each Monday morning as she shares the processes she has found useful in growing her own 7-figure design firm, interviews industry related guests, and brings her own team of designers on for lively conversations. ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 312 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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What does it really mean to be the principal of an interior design firm?
In this first episode of The Art of Being the Principal, Michelle Lynne and Katie Decker-Erickson join forces to have the candid conversations most design business owners need... more
In this third episode of the Profit Isn't an Accident series, Michelle Lynne dives into the hidden operational cost that many interior designers don't realize is quietly draining their profits: double entry.
From project management platforms to acc... more
In this episode of Designed for the Creative Mind, Michelle sits down with copywriter and brand voice expert Kamala Nair to talk about the missing piece in so many interior design businesses: messaging that actually connects.
Kamala shares why stun... more
Why Cost Plus 30% Is Quietly Killing Your Profit In this episode of Profit Isn't an Accident, Michelle Lynne tackles one of the most accepted pricing "standards" in the interior design industry: cost plus 30%.
And here's the truth most designers ne... more
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Love Michelle Lynne! This podcast is so helpful to designers who are struggling to figure out how to run a profitable business.
Just finished the episode Lessons from the Edge and wanted to say thanks, again, for making this journey less lonely. I know my Design career is better having your voice cheering me on in the background!
Real-world advice on how to not just be a better designer, but all around part of a team and making the business work for you!
This podcast is full of so many golden nuggets! She shares so much wisdom, tips and insight in the business of interior design! I’ve gained so much from her and her guest speakers. I have followed Michelle since end of 2021. In the very first Rolling in the Dough workshop I did with her, she spoke in a way that gave me a new level of confidence in presenting my proposals. Fast forward going through the Bakery and now Lead lab I’ve gained even more clarity, confidence, and processes that have hel... more
Michelle is a phenomenal human being, a talented designer and an excellent teacher. As a landscape, designer, almost 100% of her tips and tricks transfer over over for me in my industry (besides making curtain selections🤣) Give her a listen. Join the Design Bakehouse or the Lead Lab. You will not regret it. It has transformed my business for me.
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Designed for the Creative Mind™ centers on helping interior design business owners run more profitable, scalable firms. Episodes cover pricing discipline, procurement, time tracking, marketing systems, and hiring for profit, often paired with real-world stories from the host's own design firm and practical frameworks you can apply immediately. Guests tend to bring operations, leadership, and growth insights from design businesses, agencies, or coaching practices, making it valuable for designers seeking sustainable revenue, clearer processes, and team-building strategies. A notable pattern is combining hands-on tactics with mindset shifts, and frequently highlighting coaching programs, tools, and community resources to support listeners in ... more
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