Slow Style Home: Decorating Personal, Meaningful Interiors

Which episode should someone start with?

"The Slow Style Approach To Creating Your Dream Home," gives an overview of my design philosophy so that you can see if the Slow style approach will work for you. https://a.pdcst.to/7QoZv2jZ8N28YhZl/https://pdst.fm/e/https://chrt.fm/track/B5EEDA/www.buzzsprout.com/869740/13513717-the-slow-style-approach-to-creating-your-dream-home.mp3?download=true

Which have been your favourite episodes so far?

There are over 300 so I can't pick just one! I'll share some recent favorites that really embody the nature of the podcast overall: "Light, Texture, and Embracing Imperfection: The Design Philosophy of Sarah Solis" "What Landscapes Teach Us About Design: Lucy Hunter Mixes The Natural World With Bold Structure" "Transform Your Home and Your Mind: The Psychology Behind Interior Design with Anita Yokota" "Venice Beach Design Vibes with Lizzie McGraw"

Which episode are you most proud of?

This is an interesting question! I guess I'm proud of the episodes when, as an interviewer, I'm really able to help my guest articulate a core message that I know will be helpful to my listeners. Because design is so visual, it's sometimes hard for designers to spell out abstract concepts. I work hard to make them accessible to everyone.

What is your vision for your show?

My vision for the show is that Slow Style becomes a movement of sorts... a stand against disposable decor and a commitment to decorating mindfully, putting people at the center of our homes rather than products.

What is your favourite other podcast that isn't yours?

So many! Here are a few that are currently on my playlist: "At Home With The Intuitive Cook" "Classy" "Freakonomics" "Hidden Brain" "More Perfect"

How did you come up with the name for your podcast?

I already talked about the original name in the first question. The new name, "Slow Style Home," came from the teaching framework I've been working on for the past few years. It refers to the Slow Food movement, where natural, local and carefully made food is celebrated. Quite honestly, I added the word "Home" so that people would know it's not a fashion podcast! The word "style" can certainly apply to both.

Tell us a bit about yourself

I'm right in the middle of the extrovert/introvert continuum; I've learned over the years to stop hiding what embarrasses me because it allows other people to open up as well; and that true compassion and kindness is how you start healing any rift. I have 2 kids, one with special needs. I live in the Boston area and love the Patriots and the change of seasons. Travel and art are two passions that fuel my interior style. I'm writing my first book, aptly named "Slow Style Home!"