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Slow Style Home: Decorating Personal, Meaningful Interiors

Zandra Zuraw
Interior Design
Home Decor
Home Design
Personal Style
Sustainable Living
Renovation
Design
Slow Style Home
Sustainability
Maximalism
Mixing Styles
Slow Style
Art
Biophilic Design
Creativity
Home Decoration
Personal Growth
Minimalism
Slow Style Framework
Antiques

You want a home that’s uniquely you. One that reflects your passions, values and lifestyle. And you want to create one on your own, without having to hire a designer, breaking the bank, or hurting the planet. The challenge is that there are too many voices telling you what trend to jump on, what rules you must follow, and what “beautiful” looks like. Plus, you don’t want to scrap everything you ow... more

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In this Designers at Home episode, I visit a New York City loft where nature isn’t something added to the design. It’s what the design is made of.

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Just before the first Material Matters opened in New York, I sat down with its founder, Amy Abrams, who also runs Artists & Fleas and Manhattan Vintage, to talk about building a home show for the “... more

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If your taste runs in more than one direction, this conversation is a good place to start. Canadian designer Philip Mitchell, author of Collected Interiors: Rooms That Tell a Story, loves too many ... more

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In this Think Like A Designer episode, I sit down with Nadia Watts, a Colorado-based interior designer who works all over the country, to look closely at a home filled with salvage-yard finds, fami... more

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Lori Weitzner
Pattern designer with her own fabrics and wallcoverings brand
Episode: More Than a Houseplant: Bringing Nature Home with Lori Weitzner
Amy Abrams
Founder of Material Matters and co-founder of Artists & Fleas
Material Matters
Episode: 3 Approaches to Shopping Vintage Shows with Amy Abrams
Philip Mitchell
Canadian interior designer and author of Collected Interiors: Rooms That Tell a Story
Episode: Limit the Pieces, Not the Styles: Disciplined Maximalism with Philip Mitchell
Nadia Watts
Designer
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Episode: A Great Mix Is a Good Conversation — with Nadia Watts
Sophie von Oertzen Williamson
Designer
Episode: This Is How You Train Your Eye. No Formula. Just Practice, with Sophie von Oertzen Williamson
Lauren Hidalgo
Founder of Aura House
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Episode: Why a $195 Throw Blanket Is a Bargain — with Lauren Hidalgo of Awarehouse
Aubrey Butcher
Dallas-based designer
Riad Tile (tile company)
Episode: Your Home Has a Volume Control Panel. Aubrey Butcher Knows How to Use It.
Myquillyn Smith
Author and designer known as The Cozy Minimalist
Author, Designer
Episode: Does Your House Need Hushing? Backwards Decluttering with Myquillyn Smith
Amy Dutton
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Designer (Portsmouth, NH)
Episode: The Whole Slow Style Framework in One Bungalow — with Amy Dutton

Host

Zandra Zahra
Host of the show and founder of Little Yellow Couch; leads conversations on Slow Style Home with a focus on heritage, storytelling, and accessible design.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 304 ratings
  • A different home decor podcast

    I’ve been listening to the podcast for quite a while. Zandra is a thoughtful and interesting host and the information is valuable and different. I especially liked the episode with Professor Annetta Grant. I don’t think there’s anything else like it. It was thought-provoking.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CallmeAnonny
    United Statesa year ago
  • Part of my morning Routine

    I discovered this podcast when I was searching for a specific design solution and have been listening to back episodes every morning with coffee. This is a lifestyle and design show - the concepts are applicable to everyone. Highly recommend

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Not just for athletes!
    United States2 years ago
  • Exactly what I was looking for

    I'm wanting to enrich my knowledge of interior decorating and have been trying to find podcasts to help me with that, and this is the best one I've found so far! The sound quality alone is a huge plus, but of course the best part is her insight. She presents information in a clear but interesting way. I learn something really valuable every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DandyDuke25
    United States2 years ago
  • Slow Style

    Loved the first 2 podcasts of 2025 -I just found this show. It is very interesting and informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    reads 4 fun
    United States2 years ago
  • Love to listen - lots to learn

    My favorite life-style pod. Zandra shares her knowledge and experience with passion in a truly accessible way. It’s like being invited to a delightful house party with a warm and stylish host and interesting guests - both entertaining and inspiring!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hollie OT
    United States2 years ago

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3 Approaches to Shopping Vintage Shows with Amy Abrams
Q: Are you seeing an interest in both the mix and what are you seeing in terms of the sort of eschewing disposable decor?
Abrams says younger members of her team value treasured things in their homes. She favors mixing vintage with thoughtfully chosen new pieces, rather than treating vintage as the only option.
3 Approaches to Shopping Vintage Shows with Amy Abrams
Q: How did you come to start this show?
Amy Abrams says she and her husband created Artists & Fleas as a marketplace for makers, creators, and vintage collectors, inspired by the markets they enjoyed while traveling. The business grew into additional ventures, including Material Matters, a home-focused show.
Limit the Pieces, Not the Styles: Disciplined Maximalism with Philip Mitchell
Q: What do you mean by context? What do you mean by essence of place?
Mitchell says context comes from how objects, their histories and different people's tastes relate to one another. In couples' homes, he looks for ways to celebrate contrasting preferences and combine elements so both people feel represented.
Limit the Pieces, Not the Styles: Disciplined Maximalism with Philip Mitchell
Q: Could you tell us a little bit about what growing up was like, and then how did that make you want to be a designer?
Mitchell grew up in a traditional, layered home filled with pattern, color and antiques, where his mother decorated for friends. He first rejected that style in a stark, white apartment, then gradually regained an appreciation for the comfort, thoughtfulness and quality of traditional furnishings.
Buying Art, Simplified with Liz Lidgett
Q: What is a practical first step for someone starting a collection?
Start by identifying a few pieces that evoke a strong emotional reaction, visit galleries often, sign up for artist mailing lists, and consider a long-term plan that expands the collection gradually rather than buying on impulse.

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This show centers on crafting personal, meaningful interiors through a thoughtful, slow-design approach. Host conversations blend storytelling with practical, budget-conscious guidance on layering texture, history, and personal artifacts to build spaces that feel lived-in and purposeful. Episodes frequently explore finishing touches, renovation planning, heritage and provenance in objects, and how to design around real life and relationships, not just trends. A notable thread is blending accessibility with aspirational ideas—covering everything from art acquisition to sustainable decisions—often featuring seasoned designers who emphasize narrative and personality in spaces. A distinctive element is the mix of in-depth interviews and bite-si... more

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