When DuVäl Reynolds realized interior design was the career path for him, he went all-in—working a full time day job, attending design school at night and starting a fledgling firm along the way. The real work began when he started developing the finer points of his firm—including the clients he worked best with, an ideal support staff, and the side projects that put his personal aesthetic to the test.LINKS <a href="https://www.duvalreynolds.com">DuVäl Reynolds</a> <a href="www.instagram.com/knpetersen">Kaitlin Petersen</a> <a href="https://businessofhome.com">Business of Home</a>This episode was sponsored by <a href="https://www.onsidedoor.com/">SideDoor</a>.

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