EP 231 | Trusting the Interior Design Process with Joylene Agbamuche
Can following a proven process completely transform your confidence as an interior designer?
In this episode, Kimberley Seldon is joined by Nigerian designer Joylene Agbamuche to discuss how implementing the Business of Design™ process helped her rebuild confidence, attract better clients, and create a stronger business foundation in less than a year.
By trusting the system, charging appropriately, and fully embracing structured project management, Joylene shifted from uncertainty to clarity and momentum. Her story is both practical and deeply inspiring for designers who want better results without constant overwhelm.
If you’ve been questioning your pricing, process, or professional value, this episode will encourage you to trust yourself—and the systems that support success.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
• Why charging for consultations attracts stronger clients and better projects
• How detailed planning work creates smoother, more profitable projects
• Why recognizing your value is essential to charging appropriately
• How following a proven process reduces costly mistakes
• Why consistency builds confidence and professionalism
• How structure and systems create long-term business success
DESIGN INTERVENTION
Put a high value on yourself and the talent and expertise you bring to projects, and clients will too.
About Joylene Agbamuche
Joylene Agbamuche is the design director and CEO Homafez interior design, a wellness based interior design firm based in Lagos, Nigeria that was rated by GraAfrica as one of the top 10 interior design firms in Nigeria.
She specializes in designing simple and stylish living spaces that gives pure joy, beauty and inspiration to her clients.
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