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Jenna Gaidusek
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  • EP 56: AI & Product Procurement with Daniel House Club Founders
    Welcome to the AI for Interior Designers podcast- Episode 56! In this episode, I’m joined by brothers Peter and Alexander Spalding, co-founders of Daniel House Club, a platform built to take the headaches out of procurement so designers can focus on what they actually love: designing. We first met in May 2024 at a design immersion retreat in Scottsdale, and since then we’ve crossed paths at multiple industry events. I’ve not only partnered with them for events like the first AI Design Tech Summit but also used their platform extensively in my own projects. This conversation takes you inside: How they transformed their own struggles running a design firm into a membership-based back-of-house powerhouse for designers. The ways AI and technology are streamlining catalog management, speeding up product requests, and making vendor data useful (even when it comes in as a messy PDF). Alexander’s personal AI workflow, from ChatGPT and Gemini to a note-taking app called Granola, and how he uses these tools for everything from HTML tweaks to marketing plans. Why brand voice training is essential for AI copywriting and how to get rid of the overused “luxury” and “elegant” clichés. The behind-the-scenes process of making product photography consistent, clean, and usable across both marketing and client-facing boards. Their vision for the future of sourcing, including real-time stock checks and image-based product search for trade-only vendors.   What You’ll Hear in This Episode The backstory: How Daniel House Club started as an internal tool to fix the least favorite parts of running a design firm and why those same pain points are shared by designers everywhere. Procurement without the burnout: How their concierge team helps designers avoid hiring extra staff for tracking orders and chasing vendors. AI in action: Vendor data extraction from PDFs, websites, and spreadsheets. AI-driven image formatting, centering products, adding white backgrounds, and creating consistent aspect ratios. Faster product requests, down from 45 minutes to 5, while keeping a human in the loop for quality control. Alexander’s AI toolkit: ChatGPT for copywriting, HTML snippets, and marketing refinement. Granola for discreet, real-time meeting transcripts and searchable notes. Deep research features in Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity to dig through files, cloud storage, and vendor sites for specific data. Keeping your voice: Strategies for training AI to write in your tone (minus emojis and endless exclamation marks) so it feels authentic to your brand. Future sourcing dreams: Real-time inventory integration and a Google Lens-style search that works for trade vendors instead of sending you to mass-market retail.   Why This Episode Matters If you’ve ever: Struggled to keep vendor data clean and up-to-date. Wished product images looked consistent on boards and in client presentations. Spent hours chasing down pricing or stock levels. Wanted to explore AI but didn’t know where to start in your design business. You’ll get a ton of practical, ready-to-implement ideas from this conversation.   Resources & Links Mentioned Daniel House Club Website Daniel House Club on Instagram Daniel House Club on LinkedIn Daniel House Club on Facebook Granola Note-Taking App AI for Interior Designers™   Episode Timestamp Guide 00:33 – Meeting Peter & Alexander and the early Daniel House Club story 06:46 – Alexander’s day-to-day AI use 14:30 – Vendor data, HTML tweaks, and marketing scripts 27:43 – The AI-powered product request process 32:47 – Image formatting for catalogs and boards 35:34 – Future features: real-time stock checks and visual search 37:19 – High Point Market plans and event collaborations
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  • EP 55: Measuring Success with Canvas I.O. and Sarah Bird
    EP 55: Measuring Success with Canvas I.O. and Sarah Bird In this episode of the AI for Interior Designers podcast, host Jenna Gaidusek sits down with Sarah Bird, CEO of Canvas I.O. They dive into how Canvas I.O. is revolutionizing the design workflow by offering a tool for accurate field measurements without a tape measure. Sarah shares her intriguing background and journey that led her to helm Canvas I.O., a company rooted in over a decade of LiDAR technology development and holding more than 20 patents. What started as a hardware-focused venture in 2008 with the goal of creating mobile LiDAR sensors (and even a successful Kickstarter campaign) has evolved into a powerful software solution. The shift became clear around 2022, recognizing that the core problem to solve was the laborious effort of manual measurements and modeling. Learn how the Canvas I.O. app leverages your iPhone Pro or iPad Pro's LiDAR to quickly scan a physical space, instantly generating a 3D model and a draft CAD model. The real game-changer lies in their ability to transform this draft into a detailed, design-ready, tag-layered CAD model that is native to popular design software like Chief Architect, SketchUp, Revit, and 2020 Design. Sarah emphasizes the crucial aspect of accuracy, explaining that for a single room (around 100 sq ft), measurements are typically within a half or quarter inch. For full floor plans, it might be within an inch, providing ample precision for most design needs, though she advises traditional field measurements for critical elements like windows, cabinets, and countertops. The conversation also touches on the hybrid nature of Canvas I.O.'s technology, combining AI for initial extraction of walls and planes with human review and detailing to ensure unparalleled accuracy and inclusion of critical elements like outlets, light switches, and baseboards. This unique approach prioritizes reliability, ensuring that while the instant draft offers quick conceptualization, the final, detailed models are entirely trustworthy for structural design. Discover the user-friendly process of using Canvas I.O.: Download the free app from the Apple App Store. Practice scanning at home (scanning is free for up to two projects a month). Follow simple yet crucial tips like opening drapes and ensuring no moving objects during scanning to maximize accuracy. Upload your scan (preferably on Wi-Fi) and select your desired native file format. Receive your detailed, ready-to-use CAD file, typically with a cost estimate based on square footage (billing occurs only upon delivery). Sarah and Jenna also delve into the broader implications of AI in interior design, highlighting how Canvas I.O. acts as the essential "real-world connection" for generative AI tools. They discuss the unique human elements of taste, understanding material textures, and client communication that AI simply cannot replicate, positioning designers to thrive in an increasingly automated world. Tune in to learn how embracing technology like Canvas I.O. not only streamlines your workflow but also helps you present as a tech-forward firm, potentially winning more clients and freeing up valuable time for creativity or personal pursuits.     About Sarah Bird & Canvas IO Sarah Bird serves as CEO of Canvas, an early-stage tech startup revolutionizing the construction, remodeling, and design industries through cutting-edge 3D capture and model technology. A seasoned and visionary CEO, board member, and investor,  her expertise spans digital media, SaaS, and venture capital. She successfully secured multiple rounds of venture capital, managed over $100 million in annual revenue, and served a vast global customer base. Her previous venture-backed company, Moz, had a successful exit to a public company in 2021. Sarah is a sought-after keynote speaker and has been honored with several awards, including 3x CEO of the Year Finalist (Geekwire) and  EY Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist.  LinkedIn.com/in/SarahBird
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  • EP 54: Authenticity in the Age of AI - Real Talk with Laurie Laizure from Interior Design Community
    In episode 54, Jenna and Laurie dive deep into the current state of AI in the design world, especially how it’s showing up (for better or worse) on social media. Laurie gives a brutally honest take on how many designers are either all-in with AI or still sitting on the sidelines waiting to see if it’s worth the hype. Spoiler: it is, but not the way some people are using it. This episode is like a fireside chat between two industry vets who’ve been on the front lines of design and tech, and aren’t afraid to call out the nonsense. Here’s what you’ll learn: The Real Talk on AI Use in Design There’s a huge range in adoption—from “wait and see” legacy firms to new-school designers building custom GPTs for daily use. Some designers are using AI responsibly to get time back. Others? Not so much—think generic content and passing off AI work as their own. Ethics are messy. And Laurie’s not afraid to call out friends when their captions scream ChatGPT. Social Media Faux Pas & Fixes Laurie breaks down the dead giveaways of AI-generated content: overuse of em dashes, awkward emojis, weird formatting, and cringey comparative statements. Gen Z and Gen Alpha already see through AI content. If your 9-year-old can spot it, your clients can too. They both agree: use AI for support, but don’t let it erase your actual voice. Even misspelled captions can feel more “real” than polished AI output. Designers as Product Guides, Not Influencers Laurie makes a strong case for designers stepping into more product-forward roles. Think: guiding consumers toward quality, not just pretty photos. AI avatars could be a bridge for camera-shy designers to share their expertise without losing authenticity. The market is craving trusted advisors—and designers are perfectly positioned to fill that role if they lean in. AI: Tool vs. Threat There’s a looming risk: brands using designers’ IP to build consumer-facing tools that cut out the designer entirely. Jenna shares how she works behind the scenes with developers to advocate for the industry (and call out red flags). Both stress the importance of designers protecting their work and not blindly handing it over to platforms that might undermine them later.  Advice for Designers Dipping into AI You don’t need every tool. Just the right one for how you work. Work with someone (ahem, Jenna) who gets the design industry and can show you how to use AI to save time without losing your soul. AI isn’t a shortcut for thinking. Quality in, quality out. Garbage in? Well… you get it. Final Thought AI isn’t going away. But neither is the need for real, human insight—especially in an industry built on connection, curation, and creativity. Laurie and Jenna agree: authenticity is what’s going to cut through the AI noise. And designers? You’ve got more power than you think. 🔗 Listen to the episode here: To the Trade: How eDesign Tribe Founder Jenna Gaidusek is Revolutionizing Interior Design (Interior Design Community Podcast)   Follow the Interior Design Community on Instagram  Visit the Interior Design Community website Follow Jenna on Instagram Follow AI for Interior Designers   Check out www.aiforinteriordesigners.com and keep up with the latest and greatest in the world of AI and Interior design. 
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  • Ep 53: Connecting the Dots Through AI Community Conversations with Julia Reinart
    Episode 53: Connecting the Dots Through AI Community Conversations with Julia Reinart In a must-listen episode, Jenna Gaidusek, host of AI for Interior Designers, welcomes her Marketing Director, Julia Reinart, also the creative force behind The Lifestyle Historian. This candid conversation explores Julia's fascinating journey from a "non-tech person" to an enthusiastic adopter of Artificial Intelligence in her work. Discover how their collaboration is leading to the exciting launch of "AI Community Conversations," a new Q&A blog. This platform will be your go-to resource for AI technology insights and design industry discussions, blending expert perspectives with practical applications for both beginner and advanced users. In this episode, you'll learn about: Bridging the Gap: AI for Non-Techies: Julia shares her personal experience and common apprehensions about integrating AI into a creative, non-technical role. Learn why AI is a powerful assistant, not a replacement for human ingenuity. The Art of Effective AI Prompting: Understand why your expertise and detailed input are crucial for generating high-quality results from AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. Discover how to transform basic outputs into truly valuable content. Streamlining Design Workflows with AI: Jenna reveals how she uses AI to rapidly develop structured programs and creative offerings, highlighting how these tools can significantly expedite planning and content creation for interior design businesses. The Undeniable Rise of AI in Business: A compelling discussion on why embracing AI is no longer optional for business owners. Explore how technology shifts are impacting roles and why adapting to digital tools is essential for staying competitive. Storytelling in the Age of AI: Dive into why authentic, human-centric storytelling has never been more critical for designers and brands. Learn how to stand out and connect with your audience in a digitally saturated world, avoiding the pitfalls of generic AI-generated content. Ethical AI Use and Authentic Branding: Julia emphasizes the importance of maintaining authenticity when using AI for content creation and marketing. Discover how to leverage AI for research and efficiency while ensuring your unique brand voice shines through. Getting Comfortable with AI: Practical advice for interior designers and other professionals feeling overwhelmed by AI. Learn how to integrate AI into your personal life first to build confidence before applying it to your business. Ready to transform your interior design practice with AI? This episode offers invaluable insights for interior designers looking to leverage artificial intelligence without losing their unique creative edge. Connect with Julia Reinart: The Lifestyle Historian: www.thelifestylehistorian.com  Explore more AI resources for interior designers: Visit AI for Interior Designers TM for workshops and training Read the new AI Community Conversations Posts here monthly- AI Community Conversations- Forum — AI for Interior Designers ™️ 
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  • EP 52: AI in Interior Design- A Candid Conversation with Sarah Daniele
    In this candid conversation, Jenna Gaidusek, host of the "AI for Interior Designers" podcast, welcomes long-time friend and industry colleague Sarah Daniele. Sarah, co-founder of MyDoma and now Principal of Designer Solutions at MyDoma and Studio Designer, turns the tables and interviews Jenna on her evolving expertise and practical applications of AI in the interior design workflow. This episode offers valuable insights into the current state and future possibilities of AI tools for every designer, regardless of the software they use. Key Takeaways from the Episode This episode explores the latest advancements in AI for interior designers, focusing on both visual communication and workflow efficiency. Visual AI Tools ChatGPT with DALL-E (for mock-ups and imagery): Jenna highlights ChatGPT's DALL-E integration as a primary tool for creating compelling visuals, particularly for mock-ups and reducing revision cycles. She emphasizes its role in accurate visual communication rather than replacing full renderings. Visual Electric (for branded graphics, images, and video): This tool is favored for creating consistent brand visuals and transforming images into video clips. Its ability to draw from various generative AI models makes it a versatile, "one-stop shop" for visual content. Creating Custom Styles: A significant advantage discussed is the ability to create and apply custom "brand styles" in Visual Electric, allowing designers to maintain a consistent aesthetic across their projects based on their unique portfolio. AI and Rendering: Both Jenna and Sarah agree that AI is not currently a replacement for professional rendering. Instead, it's a powerful tool for conceptualization and rapid visual communication, saving hours typically spent on inspiration gathering or initial sketching. Jenna predicts about a year until AI can achieve more accurate scale and detail for rendering. Mazing XR (for 3D models and AR): Jenna introduces Mazing XR as a groundbreaking tool that converts 2D images (JPEGs, PNGs) into downloadable 3D GLB files for use in programs like MyDoma and even generates AR models. This significantly speeds up the creation of custom product models, a traditional time-sink for designers. Workflow and Business AI Tools Note-Takers (Loom, Zoom AI Companion, Plaud): The conversation highlights the critical role of AI-powered note-takers in improving efficiency. Loom: Integrates with Zoom to record meetings, provide timestamped outlines, and action items, offering a robust solution for virtual meeting recaps. Zoom AI Companion: A built-in feature for transcribing and summarizing virtual meetings. Plaud: A physical device (or app) for recording in-person conversations, providing transcripts for meetings outside of a virtual setting. Leveraging Transcripts for Proposals: A key workflow recommendation is to use transcripts from initial client conversations to generate proposals with AI writing tools (like ChatGPT or Perplexity). This ensures all client needs and wishes are accurately captured and addressed, significantly streamlining the proposal creation process. For more AI tools tailored to interior designers, check out the AI Tool List. You can also explore daily AI advisory sessions for deeper insights into AI-driven workflows. Join the DAIly for up to date, on-demand video trainings and check out our monthly AI workshops. 
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The AI for Interior Designers™ Podcast, hosted by Jenna Gaidusek, is for design professionals who want to work smarter, not harder, by making the most of today’s smart technology—without getting lost in tech talk. Jenna delivers clear, practical ideas to help listeners boost their creativity, simplify day-to-day tasks, and run more efficient businesses.Each episode breaks down real-life examples of how tools—like digital image makers, writing helpers, and design assistants—can handle time-consuming chores: from building project mock-ups to polishing client proposals and sorting meeting notes. Jenna openly talks about what works, what doesn’t, and what to watch out for, drawing on her experience and inviting guest experts to share their tips.With a conversational, straightforward style, Jenna focuses on making tech feel approachable, helping designers keep their personal touch while staying ahead in a changing world. Whether you’re a tech rookie or just looking for new tricks, this show is a friendly guide to using the best digital shortcuts out there, so you can focus on what you love: great design and happy clients.Learn more with Jenna through the daily AI training program at www.aiforinteriordesigners.comFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jenna.gaidusek/ and https://www.instagram.com/aiforinteriordesigners
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