Designing in 5D

Scrolling through TikTok or Instagram and thinking a full kitchen remodel can be done in a weekend with a smile and some power tools? Think again.

In this episode of Designing in 5D, Jodi Peterman and designer Ashtyn Chance pull back the curtain on what social media gets right—and what it completely misses—about the design and remodeling process. From budget myths and unrealistic timelines to hybrid design success stories, we're giving you the real talk behind those viral transformations.

• DIY myths that social media doesn’t show
• Real budget vs. Instagram budget
• When to hire a pro—and how to blend both worlds
• Client stories, fails, and behind-the-scenes truths
• Our favorite hybrid design wins

In this episode of Designing in 5D, Jodi Peterman explores how engaging the five senses can transform your home into an immersive, intentional space. From sight to sound, touch, smell, and even taste, every detail in your environment plays a role in shaping how you feel in your space. Jodi shares practical tips and real-life examples of how thoughtful sensory design can elevate your home, enhance well-being, and create a deeper emotional connection to your surroundings. Whether you’re looking for subtle changes or a full design overhaul, this episode will help you engage all five senses to craft a home that not only looks beautiful but feels amazing to live in.

Jeff Robertson is a storyteller, entrepreneur, and speaker with a background in public safety and business. As the host of the Second Chance Podcast, he shares powerful conversations on resilience, reinvention, and breaking free from limiting cycles.

With years of experience helping businesses and individuals turn setbacks into comebacks, Jeff brings actionable insights and real-world strategies to every discussion. Whether navigating challenges, scaling a business, or embracing a fresh start, his mission is to inspire and empower audiences to take their second chance.

Remodeling is never as simple as HGTV makes it seem. One moment, you’re picking out tile; the next, you're wondering how you just blew past your budget (and why your contractor is suddenly talking about permits, change orders, and an "allowance" you never really understood).

In this solo episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the hidden costs of remodeling—and, more importantly, how the Designing in 5D Process is the antidote to budget nightmares. Spoiler: working off of allowances is a terrible idea! It leads to stress, scope creep, and way-too-expensive surprises. I'll break down why allowances set you up for failure, how to plan for the unexpected, and how a solid design-first approach can actually save you money (and your sanity).

This episode is your remodeling reality check—but don’t worry, we’re keeping it fun!

In this episode of Designing in 5D, Jodi Peterman is joined by Victoria Buldhaupt, owner of Nature’s Palette, to explore the art of seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. Whether it’s bringing nature into your home, designing a vacation rental that maximizes outdoor appeal, or creating a commercial space that fosters connection, Victoria shares expert insights on how to make it happen. From biophilic design to functional flow, we’ll discuss practical strategies, inspiring case studies, and how to overcome common challenges. If you’ve ever dreamed of a space that feels more connected to nature, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Designing in 5D, host Jodi Peterman shares insights from the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas, highlighting seven key trends that are shaping the future of kitchen and bath design. The conversation covers the energetic atmosphere of the show, the integration of smart technology, the importance of personalization, and actionable tips for incorporating these trends into home design. Jodi emphasizes the significance of intentional design and the growing focus on wellness and sustainability in the industry.

In this episode of "Designing in 5D", Jodi Peterman sits down with Kate Arnest, the visionary behind Arnest Architecture LLC in Des Moines, Iowa. Together, they’ll explore the collaboration between architecture and interior design, showcasing how thoughtful synergy can create cohesive and functional spaces. Kate shares insights from her journey as an architect, key trends shaping the industry, and how the integration of design disciplines leads to better client outcomes. This episode is perfect for anyone curious about the intersection of architecture and interior design.

In this episode, Jodi Peterman is joined by Stephanie Butler, founder of Clarity Counseling & Wellness, to explore the powerful connection between interior design and mental and spiritual well-being. They’ll discuss how thoughtfully curated spaces can foster healing, emotional growth, and spiritual alignment. From the role of color psychology to the importance of textures and natural light, Jodi and Stephanie will offer actionable insights for listeners looking to create environments that nurture both the soul and mind.

Unplug to Reconnect: My Personal Retreat to Rejuvenation Journey | Featuring Jodi

In this deeply personal episode, Jodi takes us on an emotional and transformative journey through some of the most pivotal moments of her life. From a breaking point in the Bahamas to fear-filled realizations on the winding roads of Glacier National Park, and ultimately, to the powerful self-discovery found in solitude—this is a story of resilience, healing, and learning to put oneself first.

🔥 What You'll Hear in This Episode:
✨ How a life crisis in 2019 forced Jodi to reevaluate everything
✨ A terrifying drive through Glacier National Park that sparked a shift in perspective
✨ The powerful healing energy of Miwa in Estes Park and the connection to spirit guides
✨ The hard lesson of overcoming people-pleasing and reclaiming self-worth
✨ A disappointing hiking trip turned into an unexpected lesson in solitude

Through moments of fear, energy healing, and the quiet embrace of nature, Jodi shares how each retreat brought her closer to clarity, peace, and her authentic self. This episode is an invitation to reflect on your own journey—where fear holds you back, where healing is needed, and how solitude can be a gift rather than a burden.

🌟 Takeaway: Your retreat doesn’t have to be in the mountains or on a faraway beach—it can start wherever you are. The first step is choosing to unplug, reflect, and heal.

In this episode, I’m excited to sit down with Steven Franco, the founder and CEO of Beachworx, Rodos Realty Partners, and Rodos Realty Advisors. Steven is a leader in commercial real estate with nearly 30 years of experience, and today we’re diving into the story behind his Beachworx franchise—an innovative coworking space concept. We’ll explore how partnering with Elizabeth Erin Designs adds value to his process, the impact of having a trusted design partner, and how collaboration helps elevate his brand and business strategies.