Design is Emotional: How to Support Clients Through the Ups and Downs

Every design project is more than a renovation. It is an emotional journey for the homeowner.

Clients experience excitement, indecision, pride, and sometimes overwhelm. The most successful firms recognize this and prepare for it. Instead of treating emotions as an obstacle, they integrate empathy into their process to help clients feel steady and supported.

As business coaches exclusive to design businesses, we at 19th&CO help design firm owners build systems that acknowledge the emotional journey as part of the design process. This means anticipating the highs and lows, communicating with empathy, and creating touchpoints that reassure clients when challenges arise.

We see firms across the industry beginning to integrate this mindset. One example is Adrienne Morgan Interior Design, who highlights the human side of their work on their Portfolio page on their website here.

If you want to create more than just beautiful spaces -  if you want to deliver client experiences that feel supportive and memorable - learn more about how we help design firms across the country.

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