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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 170
How to Build a Career in Interior Styling: Lessons from Rebecca de Boehmler
Today's guest is a London-based interior stylist, creative consultant and art director with over 25 years' experience in the interiors industry. From an editorial start at Homes & Gardens to becoming commissioning style editor at Livingetc, she's worked with iconic brands like John Lewis, Dulux Heritage, Habitat and House Beautiful. Known for her refined use of colour and pattern, she shares invaluable insights into commercial styling, editorial strategy, dealing with unexpected location disasters, and staying creatively fulfilled as a freelancer.
I'm delighted to be talking with Interior Stylist Rebecca de Boehmler.
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 169
Inside the Lens: 20 Years of Interior Photography with Holly Jolliffe Podcast
Today's guest is an experienced editorial and commercial photographer whose beautiful interior and still-life work has appeared on the pages of top UK publications and on brands' lifestyle and advertising imagery. With a degree in Editorial Photography from the University of Brighton and an early career assisting in London, Holly has spent the last two decades building a successful freelance business. Now based on the Isle of Wight—with a purpose-built studio at the bottom of her garden - she continues to shoot across on the Isle of Wight and in London for clients like Ideal Home, Ocado Magazine, Guardian Labs, and many small brands and businesses. Her creative eye, technical ability, and collaborative spirit make her a favourite among designers, stylists, and publishers alike.
I'm delighted to be talking with Holly Jolliffe.
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 168
Behind the Scenes of Interior Styling with Maxine Brady & Gemma Gear
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Today's guests are Maxine Brady and Gemma Gear - the colourful duo behind the How to Home podcast. Maxine is an award‑winning interior stylist, creative director and TV presenter with over 20 years of styling for House Beautiful, Elle, Home Magazine and brands like IKEA, Dulux and Homesense and previous guest of The Inside Stylists Podcast. Gemma is a TV art director, shoot producer and interior stylist celebrated for her colourful DIY hacks, behind‑the‑scenes brilliance on shoots, and dynamic on-camera presence. Since February 2024, they've co- hosted 'The How to Home Podcast', now in its fourth series, offering expert advice on design dilemmas, trends and home transformations to tens of thousands of listeners.
I'm thrilled to be talking with Maxine Brady and Gemma Gear today,
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 167
Reset, Refocus, Return, The podcast is back.
Today's guest is... me! Emma Morton-Turner. After a brief podcasting pause, I'm back to share what's been happening behind the scenes—personally, professionally, and with Inside Stylists. From teaching and summer camp chaos to business retreats and the exciting launch of a brand-new studio, this episode is part catch-up, part behind-the-scenes, and part pep talk for anyone juggling life, creativity, and business. I'm thrilled to be talking with... well, all of you!
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 166
8 Mistakes New Stylists Make That Cost Them Clients
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In this episode, I'm sharing the most common mistakes I see interior stylists make and how to avoid them.
With over 20 years of experience in the industry, I know how easily things can go wrong on a shoot, especially when you're not fully prepared or clear on the client's brief.
I talk about everything from overstyling and ignoring feedback to building strong industry relationships. I also share some personal stories (including one involving salt beef sandwiches!) to show how these play out in real life.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up, this episode is full of practical tips to help you improve your styling career and keep clients coming back for more.
enjoy! Freestyling Friday with Emma Morton-Turner A few things we covered in this episode :King Living www.kingliving.co.uk
Casa Latina casalatina.co.uk
Little Red Rooster PR: littleredrooster.co.uk
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 165
What Really Happens on an Interior Shoot
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Ever wondered what really goes on during a photo shoot? In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing exactly what a typical shoot day looks like for an interior stylist—early alarms, car Tetris, flower market mayhem and all!
I take you through my whole day—from the 4:55am coffee-fuelled start, right through to the 7:30pm collapse on the sofa. I talk about what it takes to prep, pack, and style each shot, how I keep the day on track when curveballs inevitably pop up, and why I always bring emergency snacks.
You'll hear how I work with the photographer, client and assistants to make the magic happen, how I handle those unexpected creative requests mid-shoot, and why flexibility is one of a stylist's biggest strengths.
It's a fun, full-on day—and in the end, totally worth it when everything comes together and the client says, "That's the one."
If you've ever styled a shoot, you'll recognise the madness. And if you haven't yet—this might just prepare you for what's to come.
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 164
Want to be an interior stylist? Start here!
Today I'm talking directly to anyone who's ever thought, "I'd love to be an interior stylist, but where do I even start?"
If you're brand new to the industry, thinking about switching careers, or just obsessed with beautiful interiors and dying to get on set—this episode is for you. I've pulled together everything I wish I'd known when I was starting out. From understanding what an interior stylist really does, to finding work experience, building your profile, and making those all-important connections—this is your ultimate beginner's guide.
So if you're ready to take that first step into the world of styling, let's get into it.
enjoy!Show notes for today's episode are here
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 162
A Walk Through Wow House 2025
In this episode, I'm taking you on a walk through the Wow! House 2025 event at the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. I share the inspiring designs, colour trends, and unique features from some of the 22 rooms, emphasising the importance of storytelling and atmosphere in interior design. I also highlight the event's focus on sustainability and community impact, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in interior styling. If you love interiors, you'll definitely be inspired. enjoy!A few people and brands mentioned in this podcast
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The Inside Stylists Podcast: Episode 161
Feeling Stuck? Here's Why Getting Out as a freelancer is the Best Thing You Can Do:Show notes for today's episode are here
Today's guest is... well, it's just me—Emma Morton-Turner. I'm diving into something I've seen and heard a lot about lately: how isolating and overwhelming freelancing can feel, especially in our interiors industry. So today, I'm talking about why it's essential for freelancers—stylists, writers, and creatives—to get out of the house, connect, reset, and reframe.
I'm delighted to be talking with... you.
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