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As the owner of At Your Service, a drapery workroom in the Boston area for over 15 years, Jeanne McDermott was always searching for the best way to communicate with my clients.
Jeanne discovered her passion for computer programs and has developed this into a service for designers and workrooms to help them convey their ideas in a fast and efficient way.
Her years of experience in the workroom/design process from concept and measuring to procurement and installation gives her the ability to understand complicated design concepts and offer solutions in addition to translating the design vision. Saving both time and money, our service creates an environment of confidence between the workroom/designer and clients that the project will look (and feel) as presented.
Jeanne's full-time business is creating renderings thru her website: www.virtualdesign4interiors.com
You can watch today's podcast on YouTube.
Jeanne is on Facebook
Raised in Northern Kentucky, as a child Lisa O'Brien was always creating something. No wonder she became an artist!
Custom window treatments add an artistic element to every home. Creativity, education, and detail are necessary to provide customers with the right look to fit their home design goals. Hiring a professional is how this is done.
In 2004, after attending a Custom Home Furnishings Conference with Donna Skufis, Lisa returned and gave a one-month notice to her corporate office and opened All Things Material!
With the education provided by this unique school and continuous ongoing education to remain current on fabrication methods, trends, fabrics, and safety, All Things Material has become a well-known and respected business.
Lisa is the President of the Kentucky Workroom Association, meeting quarterly to learn from others in the industry and share experiences.
During her free time, she enjoys catching up with family. Walking her 2-year-old Lab Summer as well as being outdoors and golfing.
Lisa is on Instagram.
Links and Resources;
Donna Skufis
Kentucky Workroom Association
Amber De La Garza
Michele Williams - Scarlet Thread Consulting
Podcasts Lisa listens to;
LuAnn Nigara
Inside Design
Dateline The Vanished Up and Vanished What They Don't Want you to
Resources and Links;
Ann Johnson's Article in the Drapery & Design Digital Digest
Daring Greatly by Brené Brown's
The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It
Michele Williams Pricing Without Emotion Class
Rodger Walker retired from the City of Richmond, Virginia Fire Department in 2012, after a busy and exciting career. He moved to North Carolina that same year to marry the Love of His Life, Susan Woodcock.
In 2013 they started Home Dec Gal, a workroom and educational resource.
With years of experience planning events for non-profit organizations, Rodger was ready to help Susan produce the first Custom Workroom Conference in 2016.
In 2017, Rodger and Susan opened Workroom Tech, a trade school for sewing professionals, in the charming town of Tryon in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Rodger is on Instagram
Links and Resources;
AP Style Book
The Custom Workroom Conference
From the publisher's feed
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