Moodboard Episodes 

Welcome back to the spring season of the Mood Board podcast! I am so excited to be on season eight of this show. I want to thank everyone for the continued enthusiasm and interest from all over the world (mind blown!).

Beth Diana Smith’s signature style is modern and eclectic with luxurious finishes and custom furnishings. Her work is client-centric as she helps each homeowner hone in on their own style and create a space that inspires them and enhances their lifestyle. Beth’s goal for each project is to elevate the lives of her clients by first elevating their daily environment. 

Home EC. is a bold and eclectic interior design company owned and managed by Natalie Papier: artist, designer & influencer. With a lifelong love of art and color, Natalie has a strong belief that homes should be a reflection of the people who live in them, full of life, character, and warmth.

In March 2020, in the midst of COVID-19, Fernando and his brother opened Duke Renders. The mission of the business was to help support real estate developers and interior designers to execute their visions to completion through virtual reality services. The business has skyrocketed since then and has grown to more than 100 team members worldwide and without outside investment. 

Ati Williams is a part of the innovative design team with Mikel Welch, Jessica Banks, and Brooks Atwood of the Netflix show Hack My Home. As the general contractor, she focuses on out-of-the-box ideas to maximize people’s homes in unexpected ways.

Gail Davis Designs is renowned for crafting elegant interiors that feel soulful, livable, and personal. For 15 years, celebrated designer Gail M. Davis has applied her formal design training to homes across the country, transforming houses into her clients’ forever homes.   

Hadiya Williams is a decorative artist and surface designer based in Washington, DC. She is the founder and creative director of Black Pepper Paperie Co.® a studio built out of a passion for creating and sharing with others. What started as a hobby-based clay business in 2017 has now evolved into a full-time decorative art and design studio, specializing in hand-made ceramics, surface pattern design, and wall art.

With a deeply informed design vocabulary and the ability to transport viewers into a life well lived, photographer/director David Land understands the myriad stories there are to tell about the meaning of home.