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Author: Tiffany Woolley, Scott Woolley

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Where Design, Business, and Culture Shape How We Live and Build!

The iDesign Lab Podcast explores how intentional design influences far more than interiors—it shapes the way we think, build, lead, and experience the world.


Hosted by Scott Woolley and Tiffany Woolley, the show sits at the intersection of design, entrepreneurship, creativity, and human behavior. Each episode features in-depth conversations with designers, founders, creators, and innovators who are actively shaping industries and redefining how people engage with products, spaces, brands, media, and experiences.


From architecture and product design to branding, storytelling, hospitality, and technology, we uncover how design thinking drives emotion, identity, connection, and business success.


This is not a surface-level design show—it’s a conversation about how intentional creation impacts culture, decision-making, and the future of how we live.


We explore topics such as:
• How design influences behavior, emotion, and experience
• Building brands and businesses through intentional design
• The intersection of creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation
• Storytelling, media, and the design of modern culture
• Reinvention, resilience, and the mindset behind creative success
• Behind-the-scenes insights from leaders shaping their industries


Whether you're a creative professional, entrepreneur, or simply curious about how design quietly shapes your world, The iDesign Lab offers meaningful conversations and actionable insights you can apply immediately.


New episodes weekly featuring conversations with leading voices in design, business, and creative innovation. 


 For more information about iDesign Lab and Tiffany & Scott Woolley, visit the website at www.twinteriors.com/podcast and ScottWoolley.com

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Send us Fan Mail Furniture shopping is getting rewritten in real time, and it’s not as simple as “everyone buys online now.” We’re joined by Milan Rousset, a retail and home furnishings leader with two decades of experience spanning e-commerce, wholesale, and brick-and-mortar, to talk about what’s actually changing in the future of retail and what still matters more than people think. If you care about interior design, home decor trends, or building a modern furniture brand, this conversation...
Send us Fan Mail A home furnishings brand doesn’t usually start with a dusty street find, but that’s exactly where Jamie Young begins. We talk with Jamie about the moment she loaded cement pots off the streets of Mexico into a truck, drove them back to Los Angeles, and accidentally kicked off a design business that now spans lighting, mirrors, accessories, and a fast-growing furniture line. Along the way, we get into what “quiet luxury” really looks like behind the scenes: the creative choic...
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Send us Fan Mail A home is never just a backdrop. We’re joined by Mariana Santelli, a South Florida luxury real estate advisor with Douglas Elliman, to talk about how the spaces we choose can support the lives we’re trying to build. From moving from Brazil at 13 and learning English under pressure to developing a fierce sense of self-trust, Mariana shares what “intentional living” looks like when it’s real, practical, and tested. We also go deep on wellness and routine: her multi-year functi...
Send us Fan Mail A boutique can be profitable and still refuse the “scale at all costs” playbook. We’re joined by Rebecca D'Emic, one of the women behind Elegant Child, to unpack how a Boca Raton children’s boutique becomes a 20-year success story built on curation, customer experience, and community trust. Rebecca takes us back to the origin: a mom with an eye for fashion, weekends of garage-sale treasure hunting, and early storefront lessons that turn into a brand rooted in taste and prese...
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