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Why Your Unique Interior Design Style Fits Perfectly in the Market | Episode 25

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Why Relationships Beat Sales in Interior Design | Episode 24

Charles Kyeti’s journey is anything but ordinary. From drawing goats and cars in the soil as a child, to earning pocket money writing love letters for classmates, to hustling through university with side gigs like face painting at Uhuru Park and building models for senior students — his story shows how raw talent, grit, and creativity can open doors. Today, he’s Managing Director of A Plus Interiors Limited (Kenya/Uganda), a lecturer at UoN/TUK, and a driving force in East Africa’s interior design scene. This video dives into the struggles, the hustles, and the lessons that shaped him — including why he believes: talent unlocks access, teamwork beats solo brilliance, and you must “stay hungry,  & stay foolish.” Watch now to see how a village boy became one of East Africa’s leading voices in design.  Like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring stories. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Studio-littleBold's socials: Instagram : studiolittlebold Tiktok: studio_littlebold ⁠Linkedin: Studio- little Bold Podcast Guest Sign Up Form: forms.gle/HfRm9fTj1L3Di1dt7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abigael's socials: Instagram: abbyosidiana Linked in: Abigael Osidiana -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles’s socials: Instagram:  Website:  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for your amazing support in helping us create valuable content! 🙏 Support us via MPESA:   Paybill: 880100   Account: 020305   Amount: Insert amount Complete the payment to support our creative journey! Thank you so much!

Clients Draining Your Time? The One Fix Interior Designers Need | Episode 23

Listen to the inspiring journey of Christine Ng'ang'a, founder of Style by Design Interiors, as she recounts how shadowing doctors in Nairobi, braiding hair and babysitting in the UK, and navigating tough interviews back in Kenya shaped her bold path into interior architecture. From fashion dreams to building confidence through unexpected hustles, Christine reveals how resilience, creativity, and determination fueled her return home.  This episode also explores the realities of running a creative business by sharing graceful ways to let go of indecisive clients, practical reminders to prioritize billable work, and strategies for scaling without burning bridges.

Master’s Degree in Interior Design Smart Investment or Waste of Time? | Episode 22

Join Bundi Marita, founder of GerryBorn Ventures and Mandy Fittings, on this episode, as he dives into his unfiltered journey through Kenya's interior design world. From sketching house plans as a kid amid family financial struggles, to earning a first-class Bachelor of Design (Interior) at the University of Nairobi. Bundi recounts repeating KCSE out of sheer grit, skipping attachments for SONU politics that landed his first job (despite a portfolio takedown), and the harsh realities of a full-time masters scholarship that left him broke on a KSh 6,500 stipend while dreaming of giving global lectures like Karim Rashid.

Studio-littleBold podcast 2025 Recap | Episode 16

This recap of The Bold Studio Podcast—Kenya's first interior design podcast—shares simple lessons from the designers who shared their stories with us. Abigael Osidiana thanks God, family, guests, and our listeners for building this community with her by sharing with real stories, laughs, and growth tips. Listen now, share your favorite part in comments, and tell us guests or topics for Season 2!