In this episode, Jenna discusses the potential impact of AI on the interior design industry. She emphasizes that AI tools are meant to enhance the design process, not replace human designers. Jenna explores various AI advancements in interior design, such as virtual reality integration, intelligent project management, personalized design recommendations, and automated sustainability analysis. She also highlights the importance of adapting to AI technology and staying ahead of the curve to remain competitive in the industry.

Takeaways

• AI tools in interior design are meant to enhance the design process, not replace human designers.
  

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In this episode, Jenna Gaidusek introduces a program called Fathom, which is a note taker and screen recorder for virtual meetings. She explains how she uses Fathom to automatically take notes and record her Zoom meetings, saving her time and effort. She discusses the various use cases for Fathom, including one-on-one sessions, client meetings, demos, project updates, and more. Jenna also highlights the ability to generate summaries and transcripts from the recordings, which can be repurposed for content creation. She concludes by recommending Fathom as a valuable tool for anyone who frequently participates in virtual meetings.

Takeaways:

• Fathom is a note taker and screen recorder for virtual meetings, such as Zoom calls.

Try Fathom AI Note Taker Here: https://fathom.video/invite/6kDyJw (referral link). 

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In episode 16 of "AI For Interior Designers", Jenna Gaidusek introduces AI Summer Camp 2024, a 5-week virtual program starting July 16th. The camp is designed for both beginners and intermediate users looking to incorporate AI into their workflow, regardless of their industry.

Details:

1. The camp aims to make learning AI fun and interactive, inspired by traditional summer camps.

2. Weekly two-hour live sessions (with replays available) cover various aspects of AI implementation:  

 - Week 1: Orientation and setup of essential AI tools like ChatGPT and Midjourney   

- Week 2: Building custom GPT AI assistants for specific tasks   

- Week 3: AI content creation and marketing workshop    

- Week 4: Creating custom products and company swag using AI and print-on-demand services    

- Week 5: End-of-summer celebration and talent show

3. The program is open to individuals and teams, with special team pricing available.

4. Jenna emphasizes the practical applications of AI across various industries and how it can save time and streamline workflows.

5. The camp includes networking opportunities and an underlying project that participants will work on throughout the program.

Register for 2024 AI Summer Camp before July 16, 2024! https://www.aiforinteriordesigners.com/ai-summer-camp 

In this episode, Jenna Gaidusek discusses automating the client onboarding experience for interior designers (and other service based professions) using AI tools. She talks about using AI note-taking software like Fathom to record and transcribe client meetings, and then using custom-built GPTs to generate proposals based on the meeting transcripts. Jenna demonstrates how she uses Canva and Mydoma (www.mydomastudio.com/jenna) to create and send professional proposals to clients, and how she integrates the proposal process with her client portal for seamless project management.

AI tools like Fathom can automate note-taking during client meetings, saving time and improving communication.

Fathom- https://fathom.video/invite/6kDyJw (referral link)

In this episode, Jenna Gaidusek discusses how interior design professionals can get started with AI. She emphasizes that AI is already integrated into many everyday programs and tools, such as Canva, Squarespace, Grammarly, and browsers like Microsoft and Google Gemini.

Jenna recommends starting with Chat GPT, which is user-friendly and powers many AI programs. She also highlights the features of Chat GPT 4o including the free version, which now includes data analysis and better quality answers. Jenna provides various ways interior designers can use Chat GPT, such as client communication, social media posts, design inspiration, project management, trend analysis, and customer support.

She encourages listeners to have fun with AI and not be afraid to experiment and explore its capabilities.

Takeaways

• AI is already integrated into many everyday programs and tools used by interior design professionals.
  

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In this episode, Jenna Gaidusek discusses the viral Instagram reel she shared about Chat GPT, the reactions it received, and the implications of AI for interior designers. She addresses concerns, job implications, and the impact of AI on the design process. Jenna also highlights the role of AI in streamlining workflows and the evolving job landscape in the design industry.

Watch the REEL here

Takeaways  

• AI technology has the potential to streamline design workflows and enhance productivity for interior designers.

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In this conversation, Jenna Gaidusek interviews Lori Sawaya, a color strategist, about her use of AI in the world of color. Laurie explains how AI has helped her overcome the challenges of discussing color choices and demonstrating color concepts. She uses AI to illustrate color fundamentals, color harmony, color psychology, and color strategy. Lori emphasizes the importance of connecting digital color experiences to real-life color through the use of swatches and paint color DNA tables. She also discusses the benefits of using generative fill in Photoshop and other tools like Canva to enhance the design process.

About this episode's guest, Lori Sawaya, Color Strategist:

Lori got her start in graphic design, and as color printing became more readily available, she became obsessed with the color management aspects of her career. This obsession turned into several years of dedicated training and study, which led Lori to a whole new understanding of color and how we measure it. From there, Lori developed a course that teaches others how color is measured but she takes it a step further and shows color pros and enthusiasts how these concepts have practical – and profitable - application in their businesses. 

Lori's business is all about using foundational tools she has developed to leverage the power of color science. Other industries depend on the values and measurements surrounding color, so why not Architectural Color Design and Materials for the built environment?

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Lori Sawaya | colorexpert.ai (@thelandofcolor) • Instagram photos and videos 

Takeaways

• AI is a valuable tool for discussing color choices and demonstrating color concepts.

For more AI for Interior Designer Education, visit www.aiforinteriordesigners.com 

EP 11: How this short-term rental designer utilizes AI to generate custom decor collections with Terri-Leigh Huleis

In this episode, host Jenna Gaidusek interviews Terri-Leigh Huleis, owner and founder of Found Home Co., an STR design firm. Terri-Leigh discusses how she uses AI in her design business, including using chat GPT for contracts and marketing material, using AI to generate proposals and pitches, and using AI to create custom art for her projects. She also talks about the advantages of using AI, such as saving time and offering unique and personalized services. In this conversation, Terri-Leigh discusses her use of AI in creating custom art collections for vacation rental properties. She explains how she uses AI to generate unique designs and how she incorporates them into her interior design projects. Terri-Leigh also shares her process for printing and framing the artwork, as well as her plans to expand her custom art business. Jenna is inspired by Terri-Leigh's innovative approach and sees the potential for AI in the design industry.

About today's guest, Terri-Leigh Huleis of  FoundHomeCo.

At FoundHomeCo. the team is ideal guest targeted, ROI focused designers on a mission to support investors and create exceptional spaces and experiences!

Episode Takeaways:

• Using AI in design businesses can save time and make processes more efficient.

In this conversation, Jenna Gaidusek interviews Leslie Swink of Swink Social about utilizing AI in interior design. They discuss the importance of defining the ideal client and how AI can assist in this process. They also talk about creating personalized content, including value-added, personal brand, and promotional content. Leslie shares how AI can help in generating content ideas and prompts. They emphasize the significance of showing up as a person and building trust with clients. 

About today's guest:

Lezlie Swink is the founder of Swink Social Co, a social media marketing agency dedicated to helping interior designers grow their businesses and stand out in the digital world. She leveraged her own marketing experience and passion for interior design to create solutions that help designers put precious hours back into their schedules while still creating powerful online presences that foster community and generate leads.

Specializing in Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and e-mail management and strategies, Lezlie's mission is to make social media easy, effective, and enjoyable. With Swink Social Co, busy interior designers all across the country are seeing amazing results without feeling like they are glued to their phones 24/7. They have more time to do what they love, design!

Learn more about Swink Social: www.swinksocialco.com

Takeaways

• Defining the ideal client is crucial for interior designers to create relevant and targeted content.

In this episode, Jenna discusses the use of AI in interior design and highlights some unethical practices. She emphasizes the importance of disclosing the use of AI in design work and calls out larger accounts that share AI-generated images without proper attribution. Jenna also criticizes the sale of preset AI image bundles, arguing that designers can create their own custom images using AI tools. She provides tips on how to spot AI images, such as looking for grainy quality, unusual furniture legs, blurry details, and incorrect lighting. Jenna encourages designers to do the right thing and be transparent about their use of AI.

Takeaways

• Disclosing the use of AI in design work is essential for ethical practices.

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