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Once Upon a Design is a podcast dedicated to the stories behind the artisans, craftspeople and creative visionaries in the interior design world. We go deeper than just telling you about beautiful design: we dive into the lives, processes, and inspiration behind not only the designers and architects, but the talented people who help make their vision a reality- the artisans and craftspeople, the workrooms, the printers, the builders and the makers. These are the hands that actually take a space from concept to reality, and we feel they deserve to be known.
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Today we sit down with David Baker of Tipper Sease Baker Architecture. After completing his degree in Architecture at Auburn University, David began his career in Montomery AL, working for the esteemed and beloved architect and visual poet, Bobby McAlpine. After 20 years, David and two other architects Chris Tippett and John Sease, felt it was time to branch out on their own. The new firm is  aptly named TSB Architecture, and has steadily gained the reputation for not just beautifully designed spaces,but also being fully committed to their client's experience.  Today we learn how David stands by his principles of creating spaces that are both beautiful and truthful, how he manages to make each client feel like their projects are the most important, and why buildings and materials that require a little maintenance are often the most cherished. This is his story.  Work with David: https://www.tsbarchitecture.com/ Due South  
Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Louise Roe, the founder of the beloved accessory and furniture brand @sharland_england . Louise discovered her passion for interiors and craft while renovating their new home in the English countryside. She used her vast connections from her previous career in media foster relationships with craftspeople around the world. In 2021 she launched Sharland England- a product line influenced by all the things she loves, simple rattan, beautiful ceramics, and whimsical tabletop dressings. Today we talk about the importance of having a muse, how knowing what you don't know is vital to growing a business, and how simply trusting your instincts is the key to creating something timeless. This is her story….. 
Today we are bringing you a special episode: a conversation with New York Times bestselling author Annie Meyers Shyer of @thisoakhouse. We recorded our conversation live at the @charlestonlibrarysociety in front of nearly 400 guests, which was both exhilarating and a bit nerve wracking.  For those who may not know Annie, she is the daughter of esteemed Hollywood film writers/producers Nancy Meyers and Charles Shyer. Annie grew up around her mother's notable set designs, but did not aspire to be a designer herself. Instead, she became what she dubs an "accidental influencer". A few years ago, Annie and her husband became the stewards of a beloved family home in Los Angeles. On a whim, she decided to record in detail their renovation process, from the architectural details to the paint colors and fabrics. She quickly amassed a huge following online, mainly due to her thorough research, impeccable taste, and her willingness to share her knowledge with others. Today we learn how she her editorial skills to helped create a beautiful Instagram account, how she built a community that values authenticity and craftsmanship, and how its never too late to start a new chapter in your life. This is her story.    
Today our guest is the very talented Chloe Warner of Redmond Aldrich Design. Chloe started her design firm in 2005, and her unique style quickly found a following. She describes her interiors as a "poetic mashup" of effortless and refined, pretty and perfectly weird, with intentional layering of materials, colors, and patterns. In the past two years, she has published her first book - This Must Be the Place, and launched her textile and wallpaper line, RAD GOODS. Today we will learn how she draws inspiration from all five senses, how good design is rooted in Aesthetic Intellignece, and how important it is to never stop learning. This is her story.
Today we welcome Viktor Sobra and Legare Sinkler, founders of the Italian based Sotokler Studio. Viktor and Legare are old friends from university, who discovered a mutual love for design, craftsmanship, and the thrill of the hunt. After many years of helping friends and family source antiques from across Europe, they began a business that finds beautiful and unique vintage pieces from near and far  for their clients. In addition they have established relationships with an impressive collection of skilled artisans and craftspeople who can make just about anything you can dream up- all at the highest level. But the best part about working with Sotokler Studio, is their deep commitment to quality, multi-impeccable customer service and their deep commitment to supporting artisans.  This is their story….
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