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What’s the difference between an Interior Stylist and Interior Designer?The key difference is that interior designers typically focus on the overall design and planning of a space, including structural elements, functionality, and often require formal qualifications. They are involved in the broader architectural and construction aspects. Interior stylists, on the other hand, primarily focus on the aesthetic arrangement of furniture, decor, and accessories to enhance the visual appeal of a space for photoshoots, events, or to create a specific mood. They are experts in the finishing touches and visual storytelling.
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Can I see examples of Lucy's work?Yes! You can explore Lucy's diverse portfolio on the 'commercial' and 'editorial' sections of the website.
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Do you work with clients outside of Sydney and London?Absolutely. While Lucy is primarily based in Sydney and works frequently in London, she is open to discussing projects in other locations. Please get in touch with details of your project and location.
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Are the courses live or pre-recorded?All of our interior styling courses are pre-recorded, allowing you to learn at your own pace, in your spare time, with lifetime access to the course materials. View more here.
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What is an interior stylist?An interior stylist is a visual expert who curates and arranges furniture, decor, and accessories to create aesthetically pleasing and functional spaces for various purposes. This can include editorial photoshoots for magazines, advertising campaigns for brands, styling homes for sale or rental, commercial spaces, and even private residences. Unlike interior designers who often focus on structural elements and long-term planning, interior stylists typically work on the visual presentation and immediate impact of a space. They possess a keen eye for detail, a strong understanding of composition, color theory, and current trends, and the ability to translate a brief or concept into a visually compelling reality.
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What is your styling style?Lucy's signature style is achievable, adaptable, innovative, and always infused with a fresh, editorial edge. Lucy particularly enjoys using colour, contrast, playing with light and shade and interesting textures and pattern. She is versatile and enjoys the challenge of fulfilling diverse briefs.
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What types of interior styling services do you offer?Lucy Gough Stylist offers a range of services including commercial interior styling for brands, editorial styling for magazines and online publications, and styling for advertising campaigns and residential projects, as well as workshops and mentoring.
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Who are the courses for?Our courses cater to two main audiences: individuals passionate about styling their own homes and creative professionals (like visual merchandisers) looking to expand their skill sets for a career in interior styling. View more here.
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What is the Interior Styling School?The Interior Styling School, founded by Lucy Gough, is an online learning platform offering 5-star rated interior styling courses designed for both homeowners looking to enhance their own spaces and aspiring professionals seeking a career in interior styling.
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How does the commercial styling process work?The process typically begins with an initial consultation to understand your brand and objectives. This is followed by concept development, mood board creation, sourcing locations and props, on-set styling, and post-production guidance. The process is tailored to each client's specific needs.
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How can I get in touch with Lucy?For collaborations, speaking opportunities, or general inquiries, please visit our contact page and fill out the contact form. You can also email lucy on lucy @ lucygoughstylist.com. Thank you
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Where are you based?Lucy Gough is based in Sydney, Australia, and works extensively between Sydney and London. This international perspective brings a unique and diverse approach to all her projects and teachings.
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