Ever wondered how resilience is built—not just through hardship, but through family, career pivots, and unexpected life lessons? In this deeply personal conversation, Edmund reflects on growing up in a large, close-knit family where every sibling felt like a parent, shaping his emotional strength and adaptability. From navigating setbacks in school to discovering a passion for design and construction, Edmund shares how resilience was forged through relationships, real-world experience, and t...
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Ever wondered how resilience is built—not just through hardship, but through family, career pivots, and unexpected life lessons? In this deeply personal conversation, Edmund reflects on growing up in a large, close-knit family where every sibling felt like a parent, shaping his emotional strength and adaptability. From navigating setbacks in school to discovering a passion for design and construction, Edmund shares how resilience was forged through relationships, real-world experience, and t...
Ever wondered how resilience is built—not just through hardship, but through family, career pivots, and unexpected life lessons? In this deeply personal conversation, Edmund reflects on growing up in a large, close-knit family where every sibling felt like a parent, shaping his emotional strength and adaptability. From navigating setbacks in school to discovering a passion for design and construction, Edmund shares how resilience was forged through relationships, real-world experience, and t...
In this raw and resonant episode of Studio LittleBold, we unpack the emotional labor, blurred boundaries, and safety concerns women face in male-dominated industries—especially in design and construction. From unsolicited advances to “project-baiting,” where hopeful creatives show up expecting work but find themselves on surprise dates, we explore the real cost of being a woman in the field. It’s not just about showing up—it’s about showing up smart, protected, and empowered. Featuring @steff...
This is the episode where we say the quiet part out loud. Interior design isn't just beautiful reveals—it’s rushed calls, tight timelines, and clients who needed it done yesterday. From walking into the field without a guiding hand to being told she's grown in how she leads, Clare's journey has been messy, bold, and transformative. What we Share: The pressure-cooker truth behind design timelines. Why mistakes shape mastery. How mentorship, team feedback, and supplier hiccups can shape growth...
Interior design is more than picking colors and chasing creativity—it’s about mastering patience, listening deeply, and learning through every project. In this episode, we explore how the reality of real-world design work often challenges what you thought you knew. From adapting to clients’ needs to embracing new tools like Revit and sustainable practices, this is a wake-up call for designers who want to evolve and truly serve. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or uncertain, this reflecti...
In this introspective episode, we share a raw reflection on what it truly means to grow in the design industry. From the hidden discipline of technical mastery to the courage it takes to defend your creative choices, this conversation is a reminder that the real work often begins long before the aesthetics show up. We unpack: The underrated power of lifelong learningWhy technical understanding builds creative credibilityStanding your ground in rooms full of experienceThe hidden cost of poor o...
In this episode, we sit down with Karara, a former engineer who made the leap into interior design—and never looked back. She tells us why she made the big switch, how it felt to start over, and what helped her keep going. If you’ve ever wanted to change your path or try a new dream, this story will give you hope and courage.
Kanyi was trained in ArchiCAD. But the industry wanted Revit. Rejected multiple times, she finally got an internship—only to find myself micromanaged, screen-recorded, and under extreme pressure to deliver. One error meant no pay. So she adapted. She was at the office at 6 A.M. to teach herself Revit. And learned quickly that every drawing was a reflection of her discipline. This story is about grit, growth, and learning how to lead—even when you’re starting from the bottom. Perfect for anyon...
Breaking into the interior design industry isn’t as simple as coursework suggests! In Episode 2, we dive into the gap between design education and the real-world hustle—with insights from Abigael and our guest, Risper from Chianda Interiors to hear the raw truth about internships, industry challenges, and how to bridge the gap. From the hunt for meaningful internships to navigating real-world challenges, Abigael & Risper share refreshingly honest insights on what it actually takes t...
🎉 Welcome to Episode One of Studio-littleBold! 🎉 We are finally live—and I couldn’t be more excited to share this moment with you! This very first episode is more than just a welcome—it’s a window into the heart of what this podcast stands for and the story behind it. I’m your host, Abigael Osidiana, and in this debut episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how Studio-littleBold came to be. From unexpected turns in my interior design career to the bold moves (and sometimes shameless question...
Ever wondered how resilience is built—not just through hardship, but through family, career pivots, and unexpected life lessons? In this deeply personal conversation, Edmund reflects on growing up in a large, close-knit family where every sibling felt like a parent, shaping his emotional strength and adaptability. From navigating setbacks in school to discovering a passion for design and construction, Edmund shares how resilience was forged through relationships, real-world experience, and t...
