Robert Boccabella is a journalist at the Record Bee Newspaper Home Del. He focuses on themes of architecture and planning, as well as business and economics, with a particular interest in topics related to home and garden, house design, and interior design. Robert's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in these areas.
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Robert Boccabella's articles predominantly focus on design, with a specific emphasis on minimalism and simplifying life. If you are looking to reach out to him, you should consider providing expert commentary or industry-specific insights related to minimalist design principles or topics relating to simplifying life within interior spaces.
As Robert's geographic focus is local (United States, California, Lakeport), he may be particularly interested in content that relates specifically to this area or addresses issues relevant to the local community. When reaching out, be sure your pitch aligns with his geographical scope where applicable.
Considering the seasonal attribute of some of his coverage, it could also be beneficial if your pitch relates to how minimalist design and simplicity can tie into different seasons or holidays.
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Multiple projects simultaneously, can it be done? Of course! But it takes some ground rules
Every Interior Design project is driven by its very own specific and central focus.
Your professional interior design team embodies a network of skills and competence that goes well beyond the visible frontline.
By: Robert Boccabella
It takes a whole lot more than just a good design. Your interior space designer is highly skilled at what they do—otherwise, you would not have chosen them to help realize your interior environment's vision.
They always seem like a good idea, shortcuts, but more often than not, there is a price to pay. Sometimes that price is dear, and concerning the complexity of detail management for an interior design project, some shortcuts are just plain bad news.
Can it be done? Of course! But it takes some ground rules, cooperation, focus and a healthy respect for the mutually developed (and decided) priorities!
Every Interior Design project is driven by its very own specific and central focus. That focus might be a particular theme, a favorite era, a desired mood – or just plain budgetary priorities. You, the client, and only you, know where you will draw the lines – reasonably, suddenly or even arbitrarily!
Just deciding that you want to re-model, redesign, move the business, or build new doesn’t mean it’s actually time to start the project! In fact, the actual start is really the beginning of the end game. A lot has to happen first!
Your professional Interior Design team embodies a network of skills and competence that goes well beyond the principals on the front lines. As with any properly orchestrated endeavor, it’s the “back-up” crew that bolsters the follo…
Make no mistake – business environment tells all tales! When you swing the door wide and invite your business associates, clients and customers in, the gig is up and the masks are off. Your interior surroundings, ‑ the place where you do …
