The leaders of the Black Interior Designers Network: "Real change takes real work"
The leaders of the BIDN discuss what has and hasn’t changed since the racial reckoning of last summer, bringing beautiful design to every income bracket, and pushing for progress in an industry that’s slow to change.
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Show Notes
Founded in 2011, the Black Interior Designers Network provides support, mentorship and advocacy for black designers in the industry. In this episode of the podcast host Dennis Scully speaks to BIDN president Keia McSwain, an interior designer based out of Denver, Colorado; and BIDN chief development officer Kia Weatherspoon, whose Washington, D.C. firm Determined by Design brings a high-end aesthetic to affordable housing projects.
They discuss what has and hasn’t changed since the racial reckoning of last summer, bringing beautiful design to every income bracket, and pushing for progress in an industry that’s slow to change.
This episode was sponsored by Atlanta Market and The House of Rohl.
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BIDN
Keia McSwain
Kia Weatherspoon
The Iconic Home
Dennis Scully
Business of Home