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Oct 4, 2017
Betsy Helmuth shares premium membership details, answers a question on color consulting, and offers tips for mid-century modern style and open shelving. She discusses when to hire a professional designer, announces a new YouTube channel, and acknowledges the sponsor for online class bundles.
0:00 Premium membership details
1:17 Introduction by Betsy Helmuth
1:32 Answering a question about color consulting
4:40 Tips for incorporating mid-century modern style
8:55 When to bring in a professional designer
13:25 Styling tips for open shelving
15:58 Announcing the new YouTube channel
17:34 Closing remarks and sponsor acknowledgment
- Color consulting can be a viable niche in certain markets,
especially where full-service design is less common.
- To avoid a retro look while incorporating mid-century modern
elements, opt for contemporary pieces from stores like Article,
West Elm, and Room & Board.
- Open shelving requires a minimalistic and tidy approach to avoid
looking cluttered, especially in kitchens.
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