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The sourcing memo that takes an evening can become a ten-minute draft.

A plain-English AI course for interior designers and small studio owners — scope-of-work drafts, sourcing memos, and client updates, built around one strict rule: AI drafts communication about decisions you've already made, it never makes the decision.

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This guide is for you if...

  • You're the one writing scope-of-work documents, sourcing memos, and status updates between client meetings
  • You've watched a proposal sit half-finished because the writing takes longer than the decision did
  • You don't have a dedicated admin, so client updates and review asks fall to the bottom of the list
  • You want AI to help with the writing without it ever touching your design judgment

What you'll learn

7 sections · 28 topics

  • 1.1The 5 Places AI Can Reduce Drafting Friction in a Design PracticeFree preview
  • 1.2The Judgment Line: What AI Can and Can't Decide About a Client's Space
  • 1.3Setting Up Your Free AI Tool in 15 Minutes
  • 1.4Your First Prompt *(action lesson)*

What's in this guide

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Try it free — The 5 Places AI Can Reduce Drafting Friction in a Design Practice

You don't need to become a tech person. You need to know the handful of places AI can reduce drafting and admin friction in a design practice — then ignore the rest.

Here are areas where AI may be useful for drafting and organizing communication:

  1. Turning a discovery call into a scope of work. You just spent an hour with a client talking through their space, their taste, their budget range, their timeline. Writing that up into a document they can approve can take additional admin time. AI can help turn your notes into a cleaner first draft for you to review.
  2. Sourcing memos. You've picked three rug options, or two sofa silhouettes, and you need to explain the reasoning to a client who doesn't share your vocabulary. AI helps you write the explanation — you've already made the design decision.
  3. Status updates during a project. A vendor lead time slips, a fabric is backordered, an install date moves. Proactive updates can reduce confusion and give clients a clearer picture of what is happening before they have to call and ask.
  4. Review and referral asks. A natural time to ask for a review is shortly after a completed reveal, as long as you ask consistently and without pressure. Many designers intend to ask and don't always build it into their routine.

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