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Betsy Helmuth introduces her new YouTube channel and shares social media links. She dives into designing creative kids' rooms, covering toy storage, durable upholstery, unisex color schemes, and the importance of bold colors. Listener questions are answered, followed by sponsor acknowledgments. 0:00 Introduction to new YouTube channel 0:50 Call to action for social media links 1:45 Introduction to creative kids rooms topic 2:04 Discussion on toy storage for different age groups 3:30 Tips on choosing durable upholstery and rugs 4:57 Listener question about unisex color schemes 6:27 Importance of adding bold pops of color 7:31 Discussion on motifs for kids' rooms 9:57 Listener question about toy storage solutions 14:35 Closing remarks  - Affordable Interior Design now has a YouTube channel, Instagram, and Facebook to help listeners better visualize design concepts discussed in the podcast. - When designing kids' rooms, consider the age-appropriate toy storage solutions and choose durable, patterned upholstery

Betsy Helmuth discusses the importance of editing before storing, introduces the four piles method for organization, and provides storage solutions for apartments without closets. She also covers using armoires, dressers, under-bed storage, and feng shui tips, plus entryway and living room storage ideas. 0:00 Premium membership benefits 1:17 Introduction and today's topic 1:57 The importance of editing before storing 2:21 Four piles method for organizing 4:22 Listener question: No closets in apartment 5:03 Storage solutions: Armoires and dressers 8:20 Storage under the bed and feng shui 9:31 Entryway storage solutions 10:50 Living room and dining room storage tips - Decluttering is essential before storing items to ensure you're only keeping what truly matters.  - Investing in versatile furniture like IKEA's PAX wardrobe system or deep-drawer dressers can maximize storage without breaking the bank.  - Avoid storing items under the bed to maintain a clutter-free and restful environment, but if necessary, ens

Betsy Helmuth introduces premium membership and answers listener questions about artwork from Karen and Jack, covering art frames, picture walls, size, and placement. The episode features sponsor mentions, announcements about the Affordable Art Fair and a new YouTube channel, and closes with thanks. 0:00 Introduction to premium membership 1:17 Introduction of Betsy Helmuth 2:06 Listener question from Karen about artwork 3:57 Betsy's advice on art frames and picture walls 8:54 Listener question from Jack about artwork size 11:25 Tips on artwork height and placement 13:10 Announcement about Affordable Art Fair 14:13 Announcement of new YouTube channel 15:45 Thank you and closing remarks - Mixing different types of art in a room creates a more comfortable and eclectic look rather than a gallery exhibition feel.  - Choosing frames based on the artwork rather than matching them to each other or the wall color helps showcase the art better. - Artwork should be 60 to 75% of the length of the furniture it is above

Betsy discusses premium membership benefits, shares summer activity ideas, answers Amy's paint color question, gives tips on testing paint colors, offers a clothing rotation solution, promotes an online class bundle, advises Dawn on paint selection, helps Dave with sectional placement and feng shui, and announces the YouTube channel. 0:00 premium membership benefits 1:25 summer activities 2:10 paint color question from Amy 2:42 advice on testing paint colors 7:03 clothing in rotation solution 11:02 online class bundle promotion 11:27 paint selection advice for Dawn 13:38 sectional placement and feng shui for Dave 16:14 YouTube channel announcement - Testing paint colors in your own space is crucial because lighting and wall texture can significantly alter the appearance of the color. - To manage "in rotation" clothes, designate the bottom drawer of your dresser specifically for clothing that you plan to wear again before washing. - Prioritize a great view over strict feng shui principles, as you can use rem

Betsy Helmuth introduces Affordable Interior Design's new YouTube channel and social media. She shares her design journey, starting with her first project and lessons learned. Betsy discusses her mission for affordable design, her book, and invites listeners to send in their design questions. 0:00 Introduction to the podcast 0:37 Announcing the new YouTube channel and social media 1:36 Introduction of Betsy Helmuth 1:56 Betsy shares her design experience 4:03 Betsy's first design project story 7:55 Learning from the experience and starting a career 9:12 Inspiration to create affordable design 10:07 Betsy's mission and book 10:32 Inviting listeners to send design questions - Affordable Interior Design now has a YouTube channel, Instagram, and Facebook to help listeners visualize design concepts discussed in the podcast. - Betsy Helmuth shares her journey from a painter and waitress to an interior designer, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes and professional growth. - Betsy advocates for ach