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Welcome to how to Decorate from Ballard
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Designs, a weekly podcast all about the
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trials and triumphs of decorating and redecorating your home. I'm Caroline. I'm on the marketing team.
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And I'm Taryn and I'm a product designer.
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I'm Liz. I head of the creative team.
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We're your hosts.
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Join the expert team at Ballard Designs
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for tips, tricks and tales from interior
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designers, stylists, and other talents in the design world.
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Plus, we'll answer your decorating dilemmas at the end of each episode.
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We love answering your questions, so don't forget to email us@podcastallardesigns.net now, on with the show.
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Okay, today we have Stephanie Abernathy and Ashley Malone of Studio Wellington. Between them, they have degrees in history, art history, political science, and interior design. So coming to the interior design world from it an unusual path which we love and we find many interior designers do. But you'll met at SCAD and started your business in the pandemic and are five years in and today we're going to talk about renovations because Stephanie is mid renovation. Of course, we know that Taryn just finished her huge build project and you know, there are a lot of questions. We always get questions from listeners who are either starting one or planning. And you know, there is so much out on the like on social media, you know, with beautiful before and afters. But what is the nitty gritty? What does it really look like? What are the anti challenges?
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Such a good perspective.
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Yes.
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Versus after. Because a lot of what we've recorded was like my post thoughts which had mellowed. And I do think there's something to be said about what it feels like in the thick of it, which is what you want.
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Yeah.
