Solo residential interior designers, decorators, stagers, and stylists who have a client, or are close to landing one, and want a professional process they can run themselves. It's built for designers who feel their lead to client system is clunky and that they leave money on the table by losing out on leads they should have won. It's perfect for designers who want to feel confident taking discovery calls, sending proposals, and presenting a winning design idea.

A template gives you the design and sometimes generic copy. It won't stop you from dropping your price the moment a client pushes back, knowing how to write a winning proposal, or losing a lead because the discovery call didn't land.

Calm & Booked gives you the whole system... every template and tool, the strategy built into how they work, and what to say in the moment, so you're never left guessing what to do, say, or send to get the yes you deserve.

No more spiralling that you missed something, did something wrong, or losing hours overthinking an email. Just the next right move, every time.

Note I softened the question title too, from "Etsy" to "just buying a template," since the answer no longer names a specific price point or platform, so the question shouldn't either.

Everything you need to take a lead from first inquiry to project kickoff, protected from working for free just to get the yes... four Canva templates {discovery call prep, proposal, concept presentation, and new client welcome pack}, six ready to send email templates, a Google Form for pre-qualifying leads, a project tracker, a printable process checklist, and two bonus guides... the Pricing Confidence Cheat Sheet and the Remote and Hybrid Designer Adaption.

Plus a short video for every major step of the process.

Less time lost to overthinking and rewriting means more room in your week for the clients you actually want.

Completely self-paced. Every video is short, so you can move through the whole system in a couple of hours, or work through step by step as you need each one.

Yes. You can jump straight to whichever step you're standing in, so you don't lose the client you're already talking to while you catch up on process.

Canva and Google. Both are free to use but you need to create an account to access the templates. 

Yes, a seven day no questions asked refund. You can read the refund policy in full here.

Calm & Booked is built for residential projects. Commercial work brings more complexity {different client types, longer timelines, more stakeholders} that this system isn't designed to handle, so if you're working primarily in commercial, this isn't the right fit for you.

No, Calm & Booked is fully self-paced with no coaching or personal support built in, which is part of what keeps it accessible. But of course, you can always reach out to me if you experience any technical issues.

Yes! This course was built for exactly that — new interior designers, decorators, stylists or stagers who are just getting started and don’t yet have a full setup, stacked portfolio, or audience. You don’t need a formal brand or a perfect Instagram to start getting clients.

You’re in the right place. This class is perfect if you’ve landed a few projects but can’t seem to build momentum. Confident & Booked helps you create a client-getting system that brings in inquiries regularly — not just once in a while.

This class focuses specifically on getting clients. It assumes you’ve already done the basic setup (or are close). If you still feel unsure, I recommend starting with my free Interior Designer Startup Bundle, which will help you check that your foundation is in place.

Nope. This is a business class — focused on strategy, visibility, messaging, marketing and building client trust when you're new. It’s not about improving your design skills; it’s about building a real business around them.

Not at all. Many of my students are self-taught, career-changers, or returning to design after a break. What matters is your commitment to growing a business around your creative skills — and this class will help you do exactly that.

Yes. This course was built specifically to work without needing social media fame, a perfect portfolio, or a long list of past clients.

The strategies focus on real-world networking, local visibility, and building trust early on — so you can get clients without relying on the algorithm.

No — Confident & Booked is for the startup stage, not scaling. If you're looking to grow a large firm or team, this class won’t match your needs.

But if you’re focused on getting your business off the ground and signing your first (or more consistent) clients, you’re in the right place.

No — Confident & Booked is a self-paced online class. You’ll get immediate access to all modules and tools, but there’s no 1:1 or group coaching included.

If you’re looking for more hands-on support, stay tuned — I occasionally offer workshops or upgrade options.

We keep it simple on purpose. Inside Confident & Booked you'll be working with Canva Free for your client presentations, and Google Forms, Sheets, and a handful of other free tools for your client intake process. That's it.

No paid subscriptions. No AI tools. No steep learning curves to climb before you can actually get started.

Everything in this class was chosen because it works... and because you can use it right now, without needing to learn a whole new platform first. The goal is to get you moving, not get you stuck in setup mode.

Not at all. Confident & Booked was designed specifically for new interior designers who are just getting started.

Everything is broken down into clear steps, with real-world examples and simple systems you can actually use — even if this is your very first time thinking like a creative business owner.

Absolutely. Confident & Booked has students from all over the world... and the foundations work wherever you are.

Getting your first clients, building trust as a new designer, setting up your process, none of that is location-specific.

The only thing to keep in mind is that any local tax or legal requirements are something you would want to verify in your own country, which is true for designers everywhere.

Confident & Booked is fully self-paced so there's no set schedule or deadline... most students work through it in 2 to 4 weeks, but you go at whatever speed fits your life.

The lessons are bite-sized and practical, so even a quiet hour here and there keeps you moving forward.

You also get lifetime access, so you can always come back and revisit any part of it. Many use the class as a knowledge base and return to different sections as they hit new milestones in their business. 💛

Not at all, and honestly, this class was made for that exact situation.

Portfolio GlowUp teaches you how to build a professional, client-ready portfolio using mock projects and moodboards.

You'll learn why clients don't actually care whether a project was "real"... and how to present your work with confidence regardless of where you are in your journey.

No real projects. No problem.

Yes... but you'll get even more out of it than you might expect.

Having a few real projects is a great start, but most designers with early-stage work still struggle to present them in a way that actually attracts clients.

This class helps you structure, frame, and present your work {real or mock} with intention and confidence so it does the heavy lifting for you.

Yes, completely. Portfolio GlowUp was built with all of you in mind... interior designers, decorators, stylists, and stagers.

The Signature Trio strategy, the moodboard method, and the way we approach presenting your work, it all translate directly, whatever your specialty.

The goal is the same across the board: a portfolio that shows potential clients exactly who you are, what you do, and why you're the one they want to hire.

We use Canva Free in the class. 

Some Canva Pro features come up along the way, but I always walk you through a free alternative so you're never stuck or forced to upgrade.

Outside of Canva, I also introduce a couple of free tools for things like background removal and colour palette building.

Bottom line... no hidden costs, no required upgrades, just tools you can access right now without extra costs. 

Not even close. Seen & Booked was built specifically for the stage before any of that exists.

The whole point is to help you get visible when you have no following, no stacked portfolio, and no name in the industry yet.

The strategies in this class work in the real world, not just online, so you don't need an audience to start.

You just need to show up in small, intentional ways... and this class shows you exactly how.

Not as much as you'd think. The class teaches you to pick just 2 to 3 visibility strategies per week and do those well, rather than trying to do everything at once.

Small, consistent actions build more momentum than big, exhausting bursts of effort.

If you can carve out 1-2 hours a week, that's genuinely enough to start getting seen. 

This is one of the most common worries... and one of the most important things the class addresses. You are not selling to people. You are simply letting the right people know you exist, and accessing your existing network's contacts in a way that feels natural and genuine.

The class includes 100+ ready-to-use scripts so you always know what to say, and the strategies are designed to feel like normal, human interaction.

No hard selling, no awkward moments.why you're the one they want to hire.

There's so much more to it. Social media is included {there's a full bonus section on online visibility}, but the heart of this class is offline visibility: local connections, warm outreach, community presence, and real-world relationship building. This is intentional... because for a new designer, offline visibility builds trust and gets results faster than chasing the algorithm.

The online strategies come in to support the momentum you've already built in real life.