How Interior Designers Can Get Out of Their Inbox and Back to Their Design Work

Your Interior Design Business Feels Overwhelming—Here’s Why (And How to Fix It)

If you’re drowning in emails, fielding constant client questions, and feeling like projects are running you instead of the other way around, you’re not alone. The problem isn’t that you need new software, a bigger team, or more hours in the day—it’s that your client experience process is running on fumes (or doesn’t exist at all).

  • “I feel like I’m just answering emails all day.”

  • “Clients keep taking control of the projects, and I’m exhausted.”

  • “I need a repeatable process instead of reinventing the wheel every time.”

Sound familiar? If so, your lack of a formalized client experience is keeping you stuck. But here’s the good news: this can be fixed.

In this post, I’m sharing:

  • The one shift that can instantly help you manage clients with ease

  • How a step-by-step process frees you from your inbox and puts you back in control

  • Why setting boundaries + clear expectations makes clients love working with you

If you’re ready to stop feeling buried and start running your design business with confidence, join The DTS Files to unlock my advice.

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