Delia Designs

I just published a new blog post about something many small business owners and creative professionals deal with far too often: fake client scams.
Interior designers, architects, decorators, contractors, consultants, and other independent professionals are regularly targeted by people posing as potential clients. The patterns are familiar: urgent projects, emotional stories, suspicious payment arrangements, certified checks, third-party vendors, and now even fake meeting links pretending to be Google Meet or Zoom.
Recently, I received another suspicious inquiry. When I sent my own Zoom link, the person claimed they couldn’t access it and sent a fake “Google Meet” link that prompted me to update software.
Nope.
A real client respects a professional process. A scammer tries to rush you out of one. This post is a reminder to trust your instincts, verify inquiries, protect your systems, and never ignore red flags just because someone is dangling a potential project in front of you. Small business owners are not easy targets.
Read the post here:

Fake Client Scams Targeting Interior Designers: What Small Business Owners Should Watch For Interior designers and small business owners are increasingly targeted by fake client scams involving certified checks, suspicious meeting links, and urgent project inquiries. Here are the red flags to watch for.

We are thrilled to share that Delia Designs was featured in Yahoo Shopping talking about one of my favorite design challenges: making a tiny bathroom feel more spacious. Thoughtful design can completely transform the way a small space feels, and sometimes the smallest rooms deserve the biggest design strategy.

Link to the full article. 💙

Tiny bathroom? Interior designers share how to make it feel more spacious With these simple pro tips and smart, affordable buys, you can take your little lavatory from 'wee' to 'wow.'

We all love a good before + after… but the real magic is in the vision between the two.
Every space has a story, and the best ones have a turning point. Before: potential waiting to be seen. After: exactly what it was always meant to be. That’s the work. 🖤

Moody, warm, and just a little cinematic. We layered texture, restraint, and soft evening light to turn this guestroom into a true retreat. The mural brings the drama, while the sculptural seating corner and subtle architectural glow keep the room feeling intimate, elevated, and deeply restful.