Your Style Is the Moat: How Makers Build Work That Can’t Be Compared
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Paul reflects on his experience at the ICFF design show to explore the importance of personal style for makers.
Join Us Summary: In this episode, Paul reflects on attending the ICFF design show in New York and uses the experience as a jumping-off point to explore one of the hardest questions for makers: What is your personal style, and why does it matter? He discusses the tension between inspiration and imitation, custom work versus collections, and how developing a recognizable creative identity can become a competitive advantage. Drawing from his background in music, Paul compares furniture design to...
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