With me on the podcast today is Kymberlyn Lacy of Kymberlyn Lacy Interiors, and I am so excited for this conversation. Kymberlyn is an incredibly talented designer who has built strategic partnerships with vendors across the country and is truly someone to watch in the interiors industry. She's innovative, forward-thinking, and always leading the way.
But what makes today's episode especially meaningful is her newest project—her children's book, A Designer Like Me, developed alongside the STEM coalition. It's a beautiful story designed to help kids see themselves in creative careers and recognize that there's a place for them in the world of interiors and design.
We'll talk about the book's development, the inspiration behind the main character, Fawn, and how Kymberlyn is thinking about legacy, representation, and opening doors for the next generation. It's a heartfelt, inspiring conversation you're going to love.
Legacy building
STEM
Creativity
Life altering events and health challenges can lead to significant shifts in not only perspectives, but in careers.
Legacy becomes more important as we age and as we face these challenges.
Design is closely tied to STEM, even if we think of it more as creative in nature.
Having a diverse representation of an industry is powerful.
Facebook: Scarlet Thread Consulting
Instagram: @ScarletThreadATL
Website: ScarletThreadConsulting.com
LinkedIn: Michele Williams
Instagram: @kymberlynlacyinteriors
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kymberlynlacy/
Website: kymberlynlacyinteriors.com
Website: adesignerlikeme.com
The Designers' Inner Circle - Become a Member Today
