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I'm Sandra Funk. I ran a luxury interior design firm for 18 years, and the Interior Design Standard is exactly how I ran it: the pricing, the process, the agreements, the marketing, and the client experience.
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Before The Standard, I considered closing my business, but now it's reincarnated into a new version that's so much better. Total game changer and life-changer! I have more confidence and joy in my work because of The Standard. 100% recommend it!
The standard is an amazing resource for any design business at any stage. I guarantee there is some hole in your business that the standard can help fill… it’ll save you time, money, and give you the confidence that you’re running things in a great (and profitable!) way!
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