This week, we welcome Atlanta based designer Bailey Ward. She talks about her love of art and architecture at a young age, and how she developed her style that is chic, traditional, and open to the eclectic. Bailey gives some great advice for those looking to bring in a designer, including the importance of clearly defining your vision and budget before the work even starts. Bailey talks about the \u201ctherapy\u201d aspect of design as well, and certain elements of design that help bring about balance and cohesion.\xa0\n\nWhat You\u2019ll Hear On This Episode:\n\nHow Bailey got interested in art and architecture.\xa0\n\nEven at 10 years old, you could find Bailey sketching floor plans!\xa0\n\nClients should study interiors and articulate their style before hiring a designer.\xa0\n\nHow to find a designer you trust.\xa0\n\nBailey talks more about her \u201cDIY Consultation\u201d packages.\xa0\n\nWhere to even begin when looking for a designer.\xa0\n\nThe importance of designers providing a clear breakdown of costs to avoid sticker shock.\xa0\n\nFocusing on one space at a time may lead to a happier client!\xa0\n\nThe beauty of editing down so that there aren\u2019t so many options that it causes overwhelm.\xa0\n\nTips and tricks for designing in a household with kids.\xa0\n\n\nAlso Mentioned:\n\nBallard Designs\n\nBailey Ward Interiors\xa0\n\n\nDecorating Dilemma:\xa0\nFollow along with images of this week's decorating dilemma on the How to Decorate Blog. \nHello Ally! First, your bathroom is so cute! We think you are on the right track, and installing a relaxed Roman shade up close to the ceiling will help make the window feel larger without looking silly. Adding window casing will also help frame the window nicely. Extending the shower curtain height to the ceiling will create a more polished look in the space. These simple updates will help make the bathroom feel fresher.