The Harsh Truth About Interior Design Education | Cab Confessions Ep.2
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Welcome back to Episode 2 of Cab Confessions, where Guy collects clients from the train station and picks their brains the whole way to work 🚖🎤
Hop into the London cab with Guy as he interviews Zoe Hudson Smith, Junior Interior Designer at Maris Interiors. In this episode, they manage to cover everything from the stark reality of a “sink or swim” industry, to the most daunting aspect of Zoe’s role that she would gladly never do again!
Whether you’re pursuing a career in interior design, recently graduated, or just curious about workplace design, Zoe shares invaluable tips to help you prepare for the real world.
Inside this episode:
- The reality of an interior design education & its Pros and Cons 👀
- Evolving AI technology and harnessing the use of AI in interior design 🤖
- Benefits of travel on interior design & the incorporation of different cultures into modern design 🎭
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