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- 0:00Voice Over: This is iDesign Lab, a podcast where creativity and curiosity meet style and design.
- 0:05Voice Over: Curator of interiors, furnishings and lifestyles.
- 0:09Voice Over: Hosted by Tiffany Woolley, an interior designer and a style enthusiast, along with her serial entrepreneur husband Scott, idesign Lab is your ultimate design podcast where we explore the rich and vibrant world of design and its constant evolution in style and trends.
- 0:25Voice Over: Idesign Lab provides industry insight, discussing the latest trends, styles and everything in between to better help you style your life, through advice from trendsetters, designers, influencers, innovators, fabricators and manufacturers, as well as personal stories that inspire, motivate and excite.
- 0:44Tiffany Woolley: Welcome to today's iDesignLab tidbit.
- 0:48Tiffany Woolley: We're talking about the industry of design, which is about interior design and anything to do with that Architecture, furniture, fabric, all the layers that go into interior design and AI.
- 1:06Scott Woolley: AI.
- 1:07Scott Woolley: It's a big subject these days.
- 1:08Tiffany Woolley: AI is a huge subject right now, and the reason I wanted to bring it up on today's tidbit is something that really stuck out to me in a podcast I was listening to is one of the industries that is not going to be hit by AI, but only enhanced by AI, is the industry of the architectural interior design world.
- 1:36Scott Woolley: So when you say, hit jobs aren't going to be lost, correct Jobs aren't going to be lost.
- 1:41Tiffany Woolley: People aren't going to be replaced, because it's an intellectual property that is creative and also hands-on number one.
- 1:51Tiffany Woolley: And you know it's funny because even in our office, for example, when, like, chatgpt first came out, you know the CAD team and the 3D digital team was kind of playing around with oh, let me put this in you know AI and see what comes out, and especially when you're creating things from or enhancing something that already exists, ai can't read that.
- 2:20Scott Woolley: Right, they can't see it.
- 2:21Scott Woolley: But they also can't see the vision of what the client is looking for and wants or likes.
- 2:27Tiffany Woolley: Right, and they can't be hand-holding through the process, meaning job site visits.
- 2:32Tiffany Woolley: You know what I mean On-the-fly electrical changes, plumbing changes.
- 2:37Scott Woolley: These are things that are still only human beings can actually… Because it all comes down to the tastes and the needs of the client or the individual.
- 2:50Tiffany Woolley: Well, and the details of execution as well.
- 2:52Tiffany Woolley: So it's funny, as we have this podcast that we do enjoy and we bring in as much industry insiders as we can, the business itself, and we talk about this and it's one of our frequent questions about, you know, growth and the industry and AI and you know, is this going to be something that our industry is affected by?
- 3:13Tiffany Woolley: And it's such a relationship business.
- 3:20Tiffany Woolley: So I don't, which is another facet of why AI can't really you can't have a relationship with AI, at least yet.
- 3:27Tiffany Woolley: I know movies like to predict that people will, but this industry is built on relationships and it's a very hands-on industry industry and I want the world to know, you know, through this podcast, which I want to educate people on, just the growth that is still untapped in this interior design.
- 3:54Scott Woolley: Because there's so many people that don't realize that an interior design firm can bring so much to the table and, at the end of the day, save dollars Well add value and save dollars.
- 4:05Tiffany Woolley: And that goes from every level of the industry, from kitchen design, closet design, all of these types of things.
- 4:12Tiffany Woolley: You still, even if an AI is giving you a kitchen design idea, to implement it to the end user, you need people, it to the end user, you need people.
- 4:22Tiffany Woolley: So I really want to put out in the world that this industry, you know, should spark some people's.
- 4:34Tiffany Woolley: You know, coming out of school or even like during our podcast, they talk about hands on to the trades.
- 4:37Tiffany Woolley: I mean, you mentioned even just wallpaper hangers.
- 4:39Tiffany Woolley: These are art and they are again a hands-on, needed, individual Right.
- 4:49Scott Woolley: Well.
- 4:50Scott Woolley: Chatgbt will help companies and firms and individuals in communicating back and forth and crafting great emails and letters and things like that and efficiency.
- 5:19Tiffany Woolley: Yes, and efficiency, but not you know, and I feel like it you really are a self-promoted entrepreneur.
- 5:25Tiffany Woolley: I mean, there's so many facets that I just feel like are so untapped and most people just don't even know about, and that's my tidbit for today is that this is really a special industry and they're surrounded by relationships and, most likely, beautiful things.
- 5:45Tiffany Woolley: And talented people and innovation talented people, that you're surrounded by so many positive attributes.
- 5:51Tiffany Woolley: Why not give it a look?
- 5:55Scott Woolley: So Good input.
- 5:57Voice Over: That's my tidbit for today iDesign Labs Podcast is an SW Group production in association with the Five Star and TW Interiors.
- 6:09Voice Over: To learn more about I Design Lab or TW Interiors, please visit twinteriorscom.