Rediscover Your Interior Design Passion

How to stop feeling overwhelmed and start building an interior design business that works for you

About Jocelyn

I love the beauty and tranquility found in nature, yoga, meditation and I try to incorporate these elements into my work. I see interior design as an opportunity to create meaningful experiences for my clients, and this has become is such an important part of my life over the past 21 years. I am the CEO of Jossi Design (Pty) Ltd; I have a master’s degree in interior design; a business management diploma; and I am a director of the South African Institute of the Interior Design Professions (IID).

Guides and Templates

Guide 1: Starting Your Own Business

June, 2025

This step-by-step guide is for qualified and experienced interior designers who are taking that giant leap and starting their own interior design business. While this is an exciting time, careful planning is needed to ensure you do not feel overwhelmed and out of your depth. I have created this guide to help you feel more in control.

Guide 2: Successfully Running Your Business

Coming Soon

This free guide outlines the exact systems I believe every designer needs to implement — even if you’re a one-woman (or one-man) show. It’s short, actionable, and will help you identify exactly where you need to focus next to reduce overwhelm, take back control and create a business that reflects a sophisticated level of professionalism.

From the blog

  • Why Cash Flow Spreadsheets Matter in Interior Design

    Why Cash Flow Spreadsheets Matter in Interior Design

    Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business, and interior design is no exception. Many talented designers struggle not because of a lack of clients or creativity but due to poor financial management. Without a clear understanding of cash flow, an interior design business can quickly run into trouble—leading to delayed projects, unpaid suppliers, and…

  • How Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan Elevate Interior Design Standards

    How Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan Elevate Interior Design Standards

    The interior design profession faces a stereotype of being amateur and superficial. In Canada, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan have established Title and Practice Acts to elevate the profession, ensuring that only qualified individuals can use the title “Interior Designer” and defining their scope of practice. This recognition enhances professional standards and public trust.

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