EP287: Minimalist Interior Design Tips for Every Home with Alexis Michalovich
The main idea of minimalist design is simplicity: Less is more. Everything needs a place and a reason. But does that mean that you have to throw everything out just to capture minimalist style? Of course not! Joining me today is interior designer, Alexis Michalovich of G Everett Designs. She is here to discuss design tips, color theory and more tips for how minimalist interior design can make your space feel larger and less stressful!
About Alexis
Alexis studied interior design at The Ohio State University and has since left her mark in retail, residential and commercial design. Her diverse experiences have trained her both in residential interior design and in the fast-paced world of retail—where she spent years designing stores for some of the top retailers. Her work in the residential field helped her master the balance of creating unique yet functional spaces that meet the varying needs of each family. Prior to G. Everett, she worked for a Fortune 100 company, designing and shaping unique office spaces across the country.
Alexis is certified by the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ) in the art and science of understanding people’s behavior to create functional spaces within a physical structure. The CIDQ credentials required passing three rigorous tests and qualifies Alexis at the highest-level of professional interior design, following a systematic creative design process and coordinated methodology.
Links Discussed in This Episode
Order a Copy of Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with Simplicity
Podcast Episode: EP283: Joshua Fields Millburn Discusses Why Less is (Still) More
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