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Hello and welcome to The Great Endors. The podcast which reveals everything you've ever

needed to know about interiors and explains how to make it all really work for you in your home.

I'm Sophie Robinson and I'm Kate Watson's Mike and today we are going to share some industry secrets,

some clever design hacks to help make your room design look more expensive than it is.

Yeah, it's time for us to share our little black book of trade secrets with you. So get a piece

of paper and a pen and make sure you don't miss a minute of the show because we are ready to save

you hundreds. It's not thousands of pounds. This week my main topic of conversation centers around

a trade secret I've recently discovered so we might as well get straight to it. How to get a designer

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