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The Chairish Podcast

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Frequency: 1 episode/18d. Total Eps: 116

Hosted by beloved design-insider Michael Boodro, The Chairish Podcast looks behind the glamour of the interior design industry at a time when all aspects of the business, from sourcing to marketing to client communication to underlying business models are undergoing rapid disruption. Drawing on experience and insights from today’s top practitioners, including leading designers, architects and manufacturers, this podcast is an essential tool for interior design professionals.

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From London to L.A.: Rita Konig on Living Well Through Design

Episode 115

Monday, August 4, 2025 • Duration 46:57

On this episode of The Chairish Podcast, Chairish Co-Founder and President Anna Brockway sits down with the talented and beloved Rita Konig—London and Palm Beach-based interior designer, journalist, and educator—for a one-on-one conversation you won’t want to miss. From Notting Hill to New York to LA’s ultra-exclusive San Vicente Bungalows, Rita shares her approach to space planning, layering, and cultivating interiors that feel rich, warm, and wonderfully lived-in. A regular on AD100 and ELLE Decor’s A-List, Rita is as charming as her interiors. Hear her design secrets, her thoughts on what truly makes a room work—and why sometimes the best floor plan is the one that breaks the rules. This is a must-listen for design lovers everywhere!

Produced by Hangar Studios

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Anna Brockway's Pied-à-Terre Is Pure Chairish

Episode 114

Tuesday, February 4, 2025 • Duration 40:29

From childhood dreams inspired by a transformative day in Manhattan to co-founding Chairish, Anna Brockway’s love for New York City has come full circle in a stunning apartment overlooking Central Park. Today, we explore her collaboration with interior designer Elizabeth Cooper, transforming a postwar Rosario Candela building into a vibrant, deeply personal sanctuary. Guest host and Veranda Editor in Chief, Steele Marcoux, sits down with Anna and Elizabeth to discuss the project—featured in Veranda's latest issue—and how they decorated her NYC home (almost) entirely with Chairish finds.

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What’s the Future of Design Events?

Episode 105

Tuesday, April 9, 2024 • Duration 44:13

Design industry events and trade fairs are back—but are they still important? With designers busier than ever, should they allot the time and the money to go? What makes an event something you need to attend in person? Is it still crucial to search for newness and trends? Will the networking opportunities really benefit your business? High Point Market president Tammy Covington Nagem, LCDQ executive director Tamar Mashigian, and interior designer Denise McGaha discuss the importance of design trade gatherings, how and why they remain relevant, and how designers can get the most out of attending.

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Rise of the Regionals

Episode 15

Wednesday, July 8, 2020 • Duration 49:03

Even in the age of social media, print retains its power. But with fewer national shelter magazines, how can designers get their work published and attract new clients? Fortunately, regional publications have come to the rescue. Regional shelter magazines are better than ever, reach a wider range of readers, and have more impact than they ever did. Three top editors, Pamela Jaccarino of Luxe Interiors+Design, Kendell Cronstrom of New York and Hamptons Cottages and Gardens, and Clinton Smith of New England Home, share their insights on the state of regional media today and their advice on how designers can access its potential to promote their work.

In this episode, our guests discuss:

How regional magazines find their projects and which types of interior design work they are seeking
What’s coming next for regional publishing
The immediate response of being published in smaller local publications
Which types of projects will and won’t get selected for publication
Why they enjoy working with up-and-coming designers
How editors determine which products they choose to include and what readers will respond to

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What's Next For The American Home?

Episode 14

Wednesday, June 24, 2020 • Duration 40:51

After being confined to our homes for months, we’ve all become intimately acquainted with what works in our homes—and what doesn’t. The new demands imposed by the Coronavirus-crisis are prompting changes, and we’ve all become aware of shortcomings in the way our homes function. So what does this mean for design in the future? In this episode Sarah Ramsey, a partner at the firm Cullman and Kravis, and Tom Kligerman, a founder of the architectural firm Ike Kligerman Barkley, explore how even the most traditional of American homes are likely to adapt, with innovations from layouts that allow greater flexibility to more home office space to "Cotsco closets" and more.

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The Greater Outdoors

Episode 13

Wednesday, June 10, 2020 • Duration 49:10

One result of the coronavirus quarantine is an increased appreciation for the great outdoors. Parks, beaches, and hiking trails are packed, and sales at plant nurseries are booming. What does this mean long term for America’s homes and backyards? In this episode, renowned interior designer Suzanne Kasler and landscape architect Janice Parker talk about all things garden—from elaborate outdoor kitchens for entertaining, the new popularity of loggias, chicken coops and firepits, why the sudden the rage for raising vegetables and the best ways to make the connection between indoors and out closer and more seamless than ever.

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The Sisterhood of Fashion and Home

Episode 12

Wednesday, May 27, 2020 • Duration 46:00

No two people exemplify the connection between fashion and interior design better than Tonne and Wendy Goodman. From their positions at Vogue and New York Magazine, respectively, they have chronicled and shaped the course of American style. In this episode, the sisters discuss the evolution of American design in fashion and the home, the growth of celebrity culture from Madonna to today, the importance of visual storytelling, and what’s next for fashion, interiors, and the media after the corona crisis.

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What's Ahead for Small Makers

Episode 11

Wednesday, May 13, 2020 • Duration 36:22

More often than not, it is the work of a craftsman or artisan that brings the ultimate touch of style and distinction to a room. But during times of crisis or financial uncertainty, they are the ones likely to suffer the most drastic setbacks. On this episode, interior designer Brad Ford, who founded the high style crafts fair Field + Supply, and Analisse Taft-Gersten, whose ALT for Living showrooms feature works by numerous talented makers, weigh in on how we can sustain artisans and small makers through the pandemic and ensure that we don’t lose their skills or their unique sensibilities and style.

In this episode, our guests tackle:

How Brad and Analisse source for new, talented makers and artisans as partners
The direction of the future of design in terms of crafts and handmade things
The impact of COVID-19 on projects, workrooms and studios
The parallels between 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic’s repercussions on the design industry
Ways to sustain artisans and makers during a crisis
Suggestions on how to deliver information to clients so they feel supported and come up with a plan for the future

Additional resources:

Don’t Miss This Maker’s Amazing Story via Chairish
Makers Meet The Modern Age via Business of Home
“A Maker Movement” Is a New Way to Virtually Discover Artisans and Makers via House Beautiful
Local Custom Furniture Maker Pivots to Design Homeschool Desks for Kids via 5280

Is there a Future for Custom Design?

Episode 10

Wednesday, April 29, 2020 • Duration 51:43

At a time when it was already becoming difficult to get clients to wait 12 to 16 weeks for custom pieces, how do you convince them to be patient in light of artisan slowdowns, shipping disruptions, and the shut-down of entire countries due to the Coronavirus crisis? Is the best worth the time and effort? How do you keep your artisans and workrooms busy and engaged? And what are the alternatives? Host Michael Boodro is joined by interior designers Madeline Stuart, Robert Stilin and Thad Hayes.

In this episode, our guests tackle:

The importance and value of custom made and one-of-a-kind pieces to create a truly unique space
How to educate and encourage clients to wait for well made and high quality pieces
Their concerns for the design industry, artisans, makers and vendors in the time of COVID-19
Suggestions on how to manage client’s expectations as COVID-19 causes delays and cancellations that directly impact projects
The takeaways and silver linings of a pandemic

Additional resources:

Playing Favorites with Robert Stilin via Chairish
Custom Art is Helping Homeowners Paint a Clearer Picture via Wall Street Journal
7 Ways the Coronavirus Will Change How We Design, Style, and Live in Our Homes via Better Homes & Gardens

Connect with Chairish and our guests on Instagram

Chairish: @chairishco
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Design from a Distance: Working Remotely

Episode 9

Wednesday, April 15, 2020 • Duration 58:16

How can design proceed now that every detail—from presentations to orders to installations—needs to be done from a distance? How do you motivate your staff, reassure clients, and stay on top of your workrooms and artisans to make sure your workflow is flowing? Three top talents weigh in on what has worked for them in the past, the tools and processes they use, and how they have adapted to the new “remote” world: Atlanta designer Tish Mills, Courtney Coleman of Brockschmidt and Colman, with offices in New York and New Orleans, and New York-based fabric and interior designer Katie Leede.

In this episode, our guests tackle:

How technology has changed the way we work, both at the office and at home
Operating remotely, exploring different technologies and how to best connect with your team while working from home
Ways to stay on top of your workrooms and artisans to make sure your workflow is flowing smoothly
Suggestions about how to lead your team remotely through a crisis and adjust to stress of the unknown
The impact of COVID-19 on projects both in-progress and coming down the pipeline
The importance of home, now that we’re spending so much more time in them

Additional resources:

The WFH Edit via Chairish
Virtual Reality: Top Designers’ Tips for Working Now via Chairish
Three Warning Signs That Your Remote Employees Are Starting To Crack Under The Stress Of Working From Home via Forbes

Connect with Chairish and our guests on Instagram:

Chairish: @chairishco
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