Now we need Becky to intern with a landscaper, Rachel with a carpenter, and Rochelle with a contractor so we can see everyone try out a different trade ❤
@kelseymakari1936
8 ай бұрын
Yes! This style of video was so fun to watch!
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
OMG yes
@tlvance3973
7 ай бұрын
Great ideas! I just luv this idea an the inside view into these fields and seeing how they all interact. How about a home decor creator - like someone who designs wallpaper, linens, or tableware, kitchen appliances, sofas, etc for a popular line. Like a big lux retail line doing cutting edge or really hot ticket items. Just a thought
@BatsuBatsu321
4 ай бұрын
THIS THIS THIS
@ambernicholson63079 ай бұрын
I’d love to see you follow a contractor and learn about how to translate the architect’s drawing and designer’s vision into reality particularly with a contractor that rehabs a lot of old busted homes. Maybe even just shadowing a day or two a week for the duration of a project to get the whole process start to finish.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Yes!! Great idea!
@ericab1302
9 ай бұрын
That would be sooo interesting!
@judyhickman8231
9 ай бұрын
Right up your alley!
@kendramarjerrison1191
8 ай бұрын
Great idea!!!!
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
I love this idea so much!
@trekyriagriffin62579 ай бұрын
Can I just say I loved seeing the positivity between two women of business?! No cattiness or animosity. I love how even though she was in the lead she still respected and even admired your decisions! ❤
@OrontesRM
8 ай бұрын
Right? So tired of the boss bitch stereotypes of US movies
@haileyoswalt9 ай бұрын
Do I sense a possible second job or even job change for Kelsey?? This is definitely something she needs in her life and thrive's in. I loved seeing how happy and inspired it made her.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Same!! I loved it.
@skylarberry3754
9 ай бұрын
I definitely see that for her in the future, I'm sure you're always considering the big picture/later in life job options when you have a career like theirs
@veronicacouling8960
9 ай бұрын
Maybe a expansion for Sorry Girls to do more paid interior design work?
@denises9426
9 ай бұрын
She likes it here in America. We’d love to have ya! 🥰❤️
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
She would have to commit to 4 years of uni work at a ID program to become licensed. It’s a protected title in Ontario.
@Melissa_______9 ай бұрын
Absolutely love seeing Kelsey put herself in a position to learn and absorb. It’s such a rare opportunity to embed with a professional for a week, esp when you’re a working professional yourself, and Kelsey had the perfect growth/beginner’s mindset to take advantage of it all. Go Kelsey!
@Kroisant159 ай бұрын
They we’re so accommodating being cool with u filming and really taking their time to answer your questions and make sure you really learn from the 1 week experience. Felt short but wow i bet you learned so much and that makes me so happy!!!
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
they were and yes! learned soooo much
@ictybtwbc9 ай бұрын
You should totally make this a series - “INTERIM INTERN” I loved the passion and excitement getting out of your comfort zone sparked, and would love to see you and some of the other TSGs give it another go 🙂
@mandyholverson77009 ай бұрын
This was SO cool! I always love when the Sorry Girls do little documentary type content (stooping vid, etc.). Seeing Kelsey really thriving and so vulnerable about her passions was really amazing and touching!! I loved this. I feel like I could definitely watch more of "Kelsey the intern" at this firm, lol! It was really fascinating seeing this side of design too, especially as s Texan very familiar with Austin. Congrats on some cool content!
@BettyOs
9 ай бұрын
Yeah I would absolutely watch more intern content. I don’t have any suggestions for the type of businesses though 😅
@emilyleaf98579 ай бұрын
So happy to TheSorryGirls connect with Rhett and Link!! KZread OGs unite !!!
@flugansomintekomhem
9 ай бұрын
Yeah, I've heard them talk about wanting to support other best friend duos so it's perfect!
@kaitlintessier4190
9 ай бұрын
This is such a huge growth opportunity to learn how to make a business that is diversified and can last through changing social media environments. So excited for TSG!
@maggieg27249 ай бұрын
The fact that you happened to time it during Roundtop is epic!
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
I knowwww it was PERFECT timing
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
@@TheSorryGirlsWas Rountop all you hoped?
@PinkMadelineNicole
9 ай бұрын
My momma went to the antique week! I so badly wanted to go with her! Imagine if I saw Kelsey!
@mophoo9 ай бұрын
For anyone that is interested in interior design as a career, I highly recommend but it’s a lot more work than you think! People get decorator with design mixed up and they are very different. You can self teach the technical parts of design but going to school helps you grow your creative mind and learn the science behind spaces and problem solving. The hard and soft skills I’ve learned are so transferable that I feel like I can pivot industries(graphic design, industrial/product design, construction, film etc) easily so you don’t feel stuck if you end up not liking it
@LittleDergon9 ай бұрын
So cool to see you put yourself out there and be okay to do the humble parts of interning to learn more about the job you love, great role model
@mikkileon63809 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this video and the designer that you shadowed all week as a new intern, was such an excellent choice. Her personality, her non-judgmental investment in making it right for her clients, her passion to save what’s already here and value it by restoring it, and preserving it. Her passion speaks to me and I feel like she really spoke to you too Kelsey. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of us it was truly fascinating and enjoyable❣️❣️❣️👍🏼👏🏼🤸🏽♀️
@Trufriend619 ай бұрын
I don't know about the USA but here in Ontario Canada, there is a huge difference between an Interior Designer and an Interior Decorator. Interior Designers require a minimum 4-year degree program at an accredited college or university. Graduates are then required to intern with a licensed Interior Designer for a minimum of 2 years and finish up with a series of exams through ARIDO (Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario). It is a very costly endeavor and one of the key differences between Designer and Decorator is that Interior Designers can actually approve structural changes on a project up to 5000 sq. ft. (at least that is what it was in 2008 when I took the program). Part of the course requirements for Interior Design is 4 years of manual drafting and Autocad. Interior Decorating is only a 2 or 3 year diploma program and focuses more on the esthetics of a project with colours, furnishings, accents, etc.
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
Period but yes the US and other parts of the world work with the NCIDQ!!
@maryeliandy
9 ай бұрын
I was coming to say this too! I always make sure to clarify my husband is a DESIGNER, not a decorator.
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
YES YES YES! As an Interior Architect, I agree with everything you said. Also just posted a comment, but your explanation is what everyone needs to understand the difference.
@_anonymousse9 ай бұрын
so cool! as an architect this was so fun to watch and Kelsey doing her work after hours was highly realistic. As creative as architecture and interiors are, you really have to LOVE it because it's very time consuming. Would love to see you intern or shadow with an interior decorator. Seems it would beneficial to better know the differences between interior design vs. interior decor which could help people looking to choose between these paths.
@maddieroxx4eva9 ай бұрын
Liz seems like such a fun person to do an internship with! I feel like it would be an interesting watch if one of you tried interning at a vintage store or auction house since you deal with a lot of secondhand and vintage furniture and decor.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Yes, or Restore!
@nefertitimontoya
6 ай бұрын
Yes!!! More interning content
@cmarie24589 ай бұрын
As a young female business owner, I loved this video!! Its so cool that Liz allowed you this opportunity and really spent time with you and included you in things!
@meganoriold4170
5 ай бұрын
Why? Noone should get credit for including someone who has legit credentials. Collaboration is not based on some ego driven hierarchy! This women who included her has a mere 3 employees! It’s not that deep!
@laasyanandula5759 ай бұрын
As someone in her 2nd yr of design school, this was kind of insightful how interior design internship works. If you ever plan to do this again, it would be cool if you interned with an interior designer who designs more retail/hospitality/public spaces rather than just private residences. Cuz in design school we're taught so much more about how to design these kind of spaces whereas online interior design seems to be reduced to residential spaces. It would be cool if you show that thats not all interior design is
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
oh that would be really interesting! would be super intrigued to try that out
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
She wouldn’t be able to, it’s a liability. She would at least need the 4 year degree
@laasyanandula575
9 ай бұрын
@@cgurl ohh i didnt know that
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
@@laasyanandula575 you didn’t know that but you’re in design school? Hm. Is it a CIDA accredited school?
@laasyanandula575
9 ай бұрын
@@cgurl i dont live in the US
@gabbibigos72109 ай бұрын
As an interior design fanatic, I love this.
@LifeguardOutofWater9 ай бұрын
Kelsey, you must have some baller time management skills. You gave us a really thoughtful and reflective speech about your time while in your car and then casually say, okay let’s go talk knobs! I would have been so anxious before a presentation like that and been editing down to the last second. I’d love to hear about how you manage your time and task lists! I’m impressed!
@lizmacphail1318
8 ай бұрын
100% They shared only part of our convo after her presentation but this is what I was saying to her as well. She is an impressive business woman. I’m hoping to stay in touch with her and even make it to Toronto for a visit. I’m a big Kelsey fan
@remiarden90549 ай бұрын
I have always felt that since the Sorry Girls has grown bigger and bigger, an interior design education would be so beneficial as you guys grow a bigger audience and make DIY more accessible to us. Hoping this is only the first step and more research can be done into all the things that go into design 🙋♀️
@taytertottt9 ай бұрын
I must say, this really speaks volumes about you as an employer! It's so impressive how you're always open to learning, growing, and even considering a more collaborative approach by opting to follow instead of always leading. Absolutely love it!
@bridgetlake9 ай бұрын
This episode was AWESOME, Kelsey. Love that you went for it! Liz is an amazing interior designer.
@emarv61899 ай бұрын
Man I wish it was this easy finding a job. I’m in graphic design and I’m struggling to find anything.
@karenleonard4377
9 ай бұрын
I feel you!! ❤ I like the idea that she looked up the best firms, and called and asked for an internship. Good luck and don’t stop trying. ❤
@00Montse00
9 ай бұрын
I know what it feels like, don't be discouraged, I wish you much success and may the best option for you arrive soon for your growth.🫂
@nellysmith6006
9 ай бұрын
Yeah starting with short internships is a good shout. They know you they see how you work and are more likely to contact you when jobs come up.
@Leslie-wb8cb
9 ай бұрын
Same-- I'm reentering the workforce at 43-- I graduated in '02. No one wants a print designer anymore! And my brain really doesn't do coding well, so the web design jobs aren't my cup of tea. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!
@lovingmayberry307
9 ай бұрын
You'll get there! 😊👍
@magicorigamipiano219 ай бұрын
I can't explain how or why, but this made me extremely emotional. Had chills at the end of this. I've been a long time subscriber of this channel and you all have brought me so much joy over the past few years. To see you excelling in a new environment, to see you connect with another incredible businesswoman, to see you still learning, still trying, still succeeding...it just made me tear up in the best way possible (,: cheers.
@evanharrold17449 ай бұрын
Watching this video honestly makes me want to see a series where the whole sorry girls team fix’s up a house
@SuperGaga1991
9 ай бұрын
Yes!!
@everyoneknowsitslindy6074
8 ай бұрын
Exactly what I was thinking!
@ConservativeVeteran9 ай бұрын
That one house...the Mullet House...all I could think was 'business in the front, party in the back'. And it was true....basic bungalow in the front with a fab deck and yard in the back.
@lizmacphail1318
8 ай бұрын
Hahahah 100%
@EmmyUnwindWorld9 ай бұрын
Living vicariously through your internship adventure! Interior design is such a fascinating field.
@amberaardenburg9 ай бұрын
This was so fun! Loved that you followed this curiosity and just went for it! Liz seems so sweet ❤
@roxiepoe95869 ай бұрын
One of my friends is a picker. I really wanted to experience Round Top, so one year I went with her and one of her picker friends. It was amazing. And, I have seldom been that tired in my entire life. We were there for three days, and I was utterly done up. These girls are professionals in their field and Round Top is their big event. I thought I would die. They also have a true dedication to good food - so that was also nice. I had no guilt about what I ate because we walked what felt like ten miles every day. Did I mention that I was worn out?
@Zoebeeboey9 ай бұрын
The video is great BUT also can we just appreciate Elliot and Kelsey together. You guys are so good together and then that moment in the car 🫶🏻 so cute!
@Kathryn_609 ай бұрын
I am so impressed with Kelsey. I feel like this has broadened your world view and even your design aesthetic. This is a real growth point. I hope you can continue to find learning opportunities. You really inspired me.
@tkloveshair9 ай бұрын
This made emotional and I can’t exactly explain why 😢. I love that you have opened yourself up to learn and be of service to an expert in your field. Bless you Kelsey
@stephaniealisamccall31209 ай бұрын
So happy for Kelsey while watching this! What an incredible learning opportunity for her.
@michaelamaestas49509 ай бұрын
NO, I want to see you be a " BOSS" to people you don't know and never met before, instead . This videos was so great . thanks
@nikkiwendel-symonds72799 ай бұрын
Your passion and excitement over this amazing opportunity you brought into you life has been wonderful to see Kelsey. Thank you for showing your bravery to explore your passions. What an amazing woman to choose to learn from as well! This video has been inspiring in a time where i've been needing that, so thank you :)
@kristinewells9619 ай бұрын
So cool to see behind the scenes like that!!! Thanks for bringing us along
@lilybee8099 ай бұрын
Fantastic video, Kelsey! I really appreciate the way you present yourselves and your work. The supportive work environment you’ve cultivated and your graceful approach to tackling new challenges are truly inspiring. ❤
@reiancc9 ай бұрын
I am a fan since 2019 and your videos never disappoint ❤ can't wait to watch upcoming ones! :)
@c80made9 ай бұрын
this was an awesome video! never knew that you guys went to film school, huge respect for the level of work put into this channel. thank you for sacrificing interior design first so we can enjoy and learn with you :)
@chloed82879 ай бұрын
This was awesome, I love see you evolve professionally
@ecemarcanturan80319 ай бұрын
omg this is so fresh and fun and overall amazing to watch! liz is so cool and I can tell that she's a great leader for her team. and kelsey you are so brave and open minded for trying this! loved every second of this video. as an og sorry girls fan, I'm so proud of you guys
@runriot35989 ай бұрын
I'm obsessed with this!! What an amazing experience! Love how welcoming Liz was with you and she is a FANTASTIC designer.
@coryhibbs9 ай бұрын
I love this. Please bring Liz back for more videos in the future. She’s so inspirational. And yes, continue to do this series, this is one of the best videos in my opinion that you guys have done.
@meanlittlegoblin9 ай бұрын
What a special experience, Kelsey!! I can tell how much you light up in this environment - and i really admire you pursuing such a humbling opportunity for growth. Love love love this exploration of the field! X
@alexandratracey82529 ай бұрын
This was so fun! I loved seeing the creative process. AND how cute was Elliot wishing you a great day at work?!
@Eloiseat69 ай бұрын
I loved watching this. It’s packed with useful information about interior design, as well as aesthetics. More, please!
@jacqueline22979 ай бұрын
This was such a great video, please do more! Liz is so cool. Good on her for taking you in.
@aprilchennuri29069 ай бұрын
I loved seeing how much you enjoyed doing this internship, the knobs you bought from restore were Awesome! Such a great deal too, would love to see you do this again.
@LukMcKain9 ай бұрын
This is such an incredible video and video concept. Bravo, Kelsey! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@JL117759 ай бұрын
Fascinating and fun video! So glad you got to fulfill a dream to work with an established designer and go behind the scenes. Can’t wait for the next video!
@evalolz60219 ай бұрын
This was so cool! Didnt expect this type of video at all but so informative and interesting.
@alexpopona9 ай бұрын
This was very interesting to watch! The team and Liz seemed so nice.
@fayeildefonso9 ай бұрын
You inspire a lot of people! I started my first business because of you! Learned a lot during that whole process. I had to shut it down but the lessons are with me that I will use when I go back to business again.
@shahdkhalid73078 ай бұрын
It’s hard nowadays to find a KZread video that’s so inspiring yet so relatable, definitely worth watching, open to the concept of this video, hope to see more of it.
@18Enriqueam9 ай бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed watching you step out of your comfort zone! I’m mad I didn’t make time to watch this sooner! I loved the style of tying in nostalgia with the present day, it really draws you in.
@averipolasek63079 ай бұрын
OMG I loved this video & the concept of it!! As an interior designer in Austin, it was 100% up my alley!
@sallytodd13009 ай бұрын
LOVE seeing you in Austin and at the restore -- so cool and local. love love love and great job
@leilanaderi19359 ай бұрын
Home run! Kelsey, I am inspired by your eagerness and energy. I love the way The Sorry Girls seek, create new opportunities for learning & growing. 💗
@miasemidey9 ай бұрын
This has to be one of my favorite videos of yours! So cool!
@courtlynmcpeak21699 ай бұрын
this video was so fun! Liz seems very cool and her work is beautiful. i would watch a series where you just keep interning for other designers but it would be great to see different careers too.
@lynnetrue41039 ай бұрын
So interesting! And so fun for you! Congrats on meeting a bucket list goal, maybe more is ahead!
@coffeestainsvancouve9 ай бұрын
This was such a cool video concept @kelsey! I’ve always wondered what the day-to-say looks like and as an alternate career. Loved it! So fun and Liz is great!
@brandilionn9 ай бұрын
I love this series! I would enjoy watching more interning with these designers!! Also i want a job doing this it seems so fun!!
@BettyOs9 ай бұрын
How crazy that podcast is on my list to listen to when another clip came up in my shorts. It pops up twice in one day, cool.
@Shmeeeps9 ай бұрын
I was smiling the whole time while watching this. Would definitely watch another interning type of video in the future!!
@StarLey189 ай бұрын
I don’t normally comment but this was so great and inspiring to watch! It can be so scary to try a new approach even though you know it would be life giving! Great job ❤
@fernofthecentury9 ай бұрын
TSG legacy!!! From meeting at film school! This video really feels like kismet to me. Thank you for this, Kelsey. Thank you all of the TSG team!!!
@stevirae57016 ай бұрын
im so sad it took me so long to watch this, but boy i am so happy you did this and shared it with us! i am feeling so encouraged and inspired in my own design journey. love seeing behind the scenes!
@rosevanstaden45628 ай бұрын
Incredible @kelsey !!!! I’m so happy for you! Also low key I can see Kelsey sorting out all the materials and label everything ❤
@radhageorge4 ай бұрын
Liz just seems like such a warm, thoughtful person that's eager to share her experience and expertise with someone that's trying to learn more about the business. Really admirable and encouraging for people looking at interning as a future prospect.
@sazennonumber9 ай бұрын
You were an intern with confidence! It was a nice symbiotic relation and it looks like it was fun. Liz means business and she knows what she's doing - it was a great company to intern for. Good job selecting the hardware! I'm so excited to see the future projects that TSG has in store!!
@Underzerohero9 ай бұрын
Wooooooo I loved every second of this video Kelsey! Thank you. And Liz seems like such a fun and inspirational person
@catalinat71059 ай бұрын
Loved this video! I’m actually starting my architecture firm and this absolutely insipiring! ❤
@TiniestMonster9 ай бұрын
Fun concept! Love Kelsey outside her usual surroundings but still so in her element
@TheKaurK8 ай бұрын
This was actually just a great introductory and informative video to interior design even for your audience! I feel like I learned a bunch! And loved your presentation at the end too!! So so so good!
@weirdxwonderful8 ай бұрын
This is such an inspiring video! Makes me wanna try a career path in interior design too. Loooove to see more like this!
@michellsq8 ай бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Lived vicariously. Thank you!💕
@jyssicaschwartz27999 ай бұрын
i loved this! so fun and interesting and Liz is so knowledgeable. My other favorite SG videos are the ones where you go into someones space and redesign it, like you did with the lake cabin.
@river81424 ай бұрын
Part 2 please!! This was so insightful, so much research and planning/visualizing goes into interior design, no wonder professional work is so polished
@funeraria.funeraria9 ай бұрын
Wow! Please turn these in to a series! I’d love to see other design studios, how they work, the behind the scenes and projects. So inspiring!
@totallytourist9 ай бұрын
As someone who has many interests and pursues almost all of them. I approve this episode😂
@orangedinosaurzz9 ай бұрын
I’m graduating in Interior Architecture and Design in the spring and did two internships this summer. I DREAM of doing the kinds of projects you do at TSG and the level of freedom you have! So cool to see you trying new things and being willing to be a student despite your already very successful career 🎉❤
@nettybrown88319 ай бұрын
I loved this episode. I started watch when yt suggested Upgrade my stay and been a subscriber ever since.
@stephanierotz15489 ай бұрын
I think this was my fave episode ever! SO cool!!!
@patriciaromero53479 ай бұрын
I truly enjoyed this video…..I hope you had a really good time, not only the fun but the learning experience.
@Areti_949 ай бұрын
Kelsey I think what you chose to do shows courage! You putting yourself in an intern position although you have accomplished so much having your own buisnerss it is definitely self-growth. Can't wait to see you thriving!
@lamujerdunchino9 ай бұрын
Great job! Loved this episode and loved the fact you're in my city. Austin has so much to offer. Keep it weird!
@joyous2theworld9 ай бұрын
The pinkish Rocky Mountain jeans brought me back to my teenage years. I had some without the cow print. Round Top is sooo fun. I’m glad you got to check it out.
@missbaileyfernweh9 ай бұрын
This made me miss being an intern! Such low stakes but you learn SO much! I loved this video, and would love for it to be a series!
@SolemnyIrony9 ай бұрын
Loved watching this on your channel, diffent yet so much to learn from behind the scenes of a designer firm 👏
@ryantylerjames30468 ай бұрын
I am so excited to see what you guys do next!
@mariya54809 ай бұрын
This was very interesting ❤ Kelsey, you do have a talent in communication with people. Also Liz is very sweet
@librarylady6mena3689 ай бұрын
One of my favorite SG video so far. Fun!
@kabyize9 ай бұрын
So inspired. Thanks for taking us along.
@shae1138 ай бұрын
This takes me back! I'm a contract (commercial) Interior Designer, but I started in residential (my first couple jobs and my internship were in residential). I've moved through being a designer to a design team manager and now I work at a furniture manufacturer. My passion has always been for furniture, so I love watching the Sorry Girls creating. It's fun to see Kelsey stepping into a real design firm and get behind the scenes! On the contract side, I love to see where people work and help make those spaces into functional and beautiful places to spend 40+ hours a week.
@Jobo899 ай бұрын
Omg this video was so good and facilitating! Such a good idea
@melody72249 ай бұрын
This was so fun! Liz and her team seem great
@danielaurazan59889 ай бұрын
I am so glad this video came out! I am an architect, but have been following you guys way before I knew that was what I wanted to do, lately I have been thinking of how much your designs would benefit from some more depth in design....because of how passionate you guys are about designing and making something great that will last, so this was really great to see :) loved how happy Kelsey was and also how open the interior designer was too! Not many people get an opportunity like this so it was great you got to do it!!! and who knows maybe you should try interning in an architecture firm next hehe
@remiarden9054
9 ай бұрын
As a fellow designer, I wholeheartedly agree!
@barefootcontessamessa72459 ай бұрын
This was like watching my internship on film! Very accurate in my experience. A lot of managing samples but I learned a lot about fabric, fabric manufactures, what brands do what style, made relationships with reps. It can seem tedious but it’s an important part of the gig!
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Now we need Becky to intern with a landscaper, Rachel with a carpenter, and Rochelle with a contractor so we can see everyone try out a different trade ❤
@kelseymakari1936
8 ай бұрын
Yes! This style of video was so fun to watch!
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
OMG yes
@tlvance3973
7 ай бұрын
Great ideas! I just luv this idea an the inside view into these fields and seeing how they all interact. How about a home decor creator - like someone who designs wallpaper, linens, or tableware, kitchen appliances, sofas, etc for a popular line. Like a big lux retail line doing cutting edge or really hot ticket items. Just a thought
@BatsuBatsu321
4 ай бұрын
THIS THIS THIS
I’d love to see you follow a contractor and learn about how to translate the architect’s drawing and designer’s vision into reality particularly with a contractor that rehabs a lot of old busted homes. Maybe even just shadowing a day or two a week for the duration of a project to get the whole process start to finish.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Yes!! Great idea!
@ericab1302
9 ай бұрын
That would be sooo interesting!
@judyhickman8231
9 ай бұрын
Right up your alley!
@kendramarjerrison1191
8 ай бұрын
Great idea!!!!
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
I love this idea so much!
Can I just say I loved seeing the positivity between two women of business?! No cattiness or animosity. I love how even though she was in the lead she still respected and even admired your decisions! ❤
@OrontesRM
8 ай бұрын
Right? So tired of the boss bitch stereotypes of US movies
Do I sense a possible second job or even job change for Kelsey?? This is definitely something she needs in her life and thrive's in. I loved seeing how happy and inspired it made her.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Same!! I loved it.
@skylarberry3754
9 ай бұрын
I definitely see that for her in the future, I'm sure you're always considering the big picture/later in life job options when you have a career like theirs
@veronicacouling8960
9 ай бұрын
Maybe a expansion for Sorry Girls to do more paid interior design work?
@denises9426
9 ай бұрын
She likes it here in America. We’d love to have ya! 🥰❤️
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
She would have to commit to 4 years of uni work at a ID program to become licensed. It’s a protected title in Ontario.
Absolutely love seeing Kelsey put herself in a position to learn and absorb. It’s such a rare opportunity to embed with a professional for a week, esp when you’re a working professional yourself, and Kelsey had the perfect growth/beginner’s mindset to take advantage of it all. Go Kelsey!
They we’re so accommodating being cool with u filming and really taking their time to answer your questions and make sure you really learn from the 1 week experience. Felt short but wow i bet you learned so much and that makes me so happy!!!
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
they were and yes! learned soooo much
You should totally make this a series - “INTERIM INTERN” I loved the passion and excitement getting out of your comfort zone sparked, and would love to see you and some of the other TSGs give it another go 🙂
This was SO cool! I always love when the Sorry Girls do little documentary type content (stooping vid, etc.). Seeing Kelsey really thriving and so vulnerable about her passions was really amazing and touching!! I loved this. I feel like I could definitely watch more of "Kelsey the intern" at this firm, lol! It was really fascinating seeing this side of design too, especially as s Texan very familiar with Austin. Congrats on some cool content!
@BettyOs
9 ай бұрын
Yeah I would absolutely watch more intern content. I don’t have any suggestions for the type of businesses though 😅
So happy to TheSorryGirls connect with Rhett and Link!! KZread OGs unite !!!
@flugansomintekomhem
9 ай бұрын
Yeah, I've heard them talk about wanting to support other best friend duos so it's perfect!
@kaitlintessier4190
9 ай бұрын
This is such a huge growth opportunity to learn how to make a business that is diversified and can last through changing social media environments. So excited for TSG!
The fact that you happened to time it during Roundtop is epic!
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
I knowwww it was PERFECT timing
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
@@TheSorryGirlsWas Rountop all you hoped?
@PinkMadelineNicole
9 ай бұрын
My momma went to the antique week! I so badly wanted to go with her! Imagine if I saw Kelsey!
For anyone that is interested in interior design as a career, I highly recommend but it’s a lot more work than you think! People get decorator with design mixed up and they are very different. You can self teach the technical parts of design but going to school helps you grow your creative mind and learn the science behind spaces and problem solving. The hard and soft skills I’ve learned are so transferable that I feel like I can pivot industries(graphic design, industrial/product design, construction, film etc) easily so you don’t feel stuck if you end up not liking it
So cool to see you put yourself out there and be okay to do the humble parts of interning to learn more about the job you love, great role model
I really enjoyed this video and the designer that you shadowed all week as a new intern, was such an excellent choice. Her personality, her non-judgmental investment in making it right for her clients, her passion to save what’s already here and value it by restoring it, and preserving it. Her passion speaks to me and I feel like she really spoke to you too Kelsey. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of us it was truly fascinating and enjoyable❣️❣️❣️👍🏼👏🏼🤸🏽♀️
I don't know about the USA but here in Ontario Canada, there is a huge difference between an Interior Designer and an Interior Decorator. Interior Designers require a minimum 4-year degree program at an accredited college or university. Graduates are then required to intern with a licensed Interior Designer for a minimum of 2 years and finish up with a series of exams through ARIDO (Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario). It is a very costly endeavor and one of the key differences between Designer and Decorator is that Interior Designers can actually approve structural changes on a project up to 5000 sq. ft. (at least that is what it was in 2008 when I took the program). Part of the course requirements for Interior Design is 4 years of manual drafting and Autocad. Interior Decorating is only a 2 or 3 year diploma program and focuses more on the esthetics of a project with colours, furnishings, accents, etc.
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
Period but yes the US and other parts of the world work with the NCIDQ!!
@maryeliandy
9 ай бұрын
I was coming to say this too! I always make sure to clarify my husband is a DESIGNER, not a decorator.
@michellekingV
8 ай бұрын
YES YES YES! As an Interior Architect, I agree with everything you said. Also just posted a comment, but your explanation is what everyone needs to understand the difference.
so cool! as an architect this was so fun to watch and Kelsey doing her work after hours was highly realistic. As creative as architecture and interiors are, you really have to LOVE it because it's very time consuming. Would love to see you intern or shadow with an interior decorator. Seems it would beneficial to better know the differences between interior design vs. interior decor which could help people looking to choose between these paths.
Liz seems like such a fun person to do an internship with! I feel like it would be an interesting watch if one of you tried interning at a vintage store or auction house since you deal with a lot of secondhand and vintage furniture and decor.
@mandyholverson7700
9 ай бұрын
Yes, or Restore!
@nefertitimontoya
6 ай бұрын
Yes!!! More interning content
As a young female business owner, I loved this video!! Its so cool that Liz allowed you this opportunity and really spent time with you and included you in things!
@meganoriold4170
5 ай бұрын
Why? Noone should get credit for including someone who has legit credentials. Collaboration is not based on some ego driven hierarchy! This women who included her has a mere 3 employees! It’s not that deep!
As someone in her 2nd yr of design school, this was kind of insightful how interior design internship works. If you ever plan to do this again, it would be cool if you interned with an interior designer who designs more retail/hospitality/public spaces rather than just private residences. Cuz in design school we're taught so much more about how to design these kind of spaces whereas online interior design seems to be reduced to residential spaces. It would be cool if you show that thats not all interior design is
@TheSorryGirls
9 ай бұрын
oh that would be really interesting! would be super intrigued to try that out
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
She wouldn’t be able to, it’s a liability. She would at least need the 4 year degree
@laasyanandula575
9 ай бұрын
@@cgurl ohh i didnt know that
@cgurl
9 ай бұрын
@@laasyanandula575 you didn’t know that but you’re in design school? Hm. Is it a CIDA accredited school?
@laasyanandula575
9 ай бұрын
@@cgurl i dont live in the US
As an interior design fanatic, I love this.
Kelsey, you must have some baller time management skills. You gave us a really thoughtful and reflective speech about your time while in your car and then casually say, okay let’s go talk knobs! I would have been so anxious before a presentation like that and been editing down to the last second. I’d love to hear about how you manage your time and task lists! I’m impressed!
@lizmacphail1318
8 ай бұрын
100% They shared only part of our convo after her presentation but this is what I was saying to her as well. She is an impressive business woman. I’m hoping to stay in touch with her and even make it to Toronto for a visit. I’m a big Kelsey fan
I have always felt that since the Sorry Girls has grown bigger and bigger, an interior design education would be so beneficial as you guys grow a bigger audience and make DIY more accessible to us. Hoping this is only the first step and more research can be done into all the things that go into design 🙋♀️
I must say, this really speaks volumes about you as an employer! It's so impressive how you're always open to learning, growing, and even considering a more collaborative approach by opting to follow instead of always leading. Absolutely love it!
This episode was AWESOME, Kelsey. Love that you went for it! Liz is an amazing interior designer.
Man I wish it was this easy finding a job. I’m in graphic design and I’m struggling to find anything.
@karenleonard4377
9 ай бұрын
I feel you!! ❤ I like the idea that she looked up the best firms, and called and asked for an internship. Good luck and don’t stop trying. ❤
@00Montse00
9 ай бұрын
I know what it feels like, don't be discouraged, I wish you much success and may the best option for you arrive soon for your growth.🫂
@nellysmith6006
9 ай бұрын
Yeah starting with short internships is a good shout. They know you they see how you work and are more likely to contact you when jobs come up.
@Leslie-wb8cb
9 ай бұрын
Same-- I'm reentering the workforce at 43-- I graduated in '02. No one wants a print designer anymore! And my brain really doesn't do coding well, so the web design jobs aren't my cup of tea. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!
@lovingmayberry307
9 ай бұрын
You'll get there! 😊👍
I can't explain how or why, but this made me extremely emotional. Had chills at the end of this. I've been a long time subscriber of this channel and you all have brought me so much joy over the past few years. To see you excelling in a new environment, to see you connect with another incredible businesswoman, to see you still learning, still trying, still succeeding...it just made me tear up in the best way possible (,: cheers.
Watching this video honestly makes me want to see a series where the whole sorry girls team fix’s up a house
@SuperGaga1991
9 ай бұрын
Yes!!
@everyoneknowsitslindy6074
8 ай бұрын
Exactly what I was thinking!
That one house...the Mullet House...all I could think was 'business in the front, party in the back'. And it was true....basic bungalow in the front with a fab deck and yard in the back.
@lizmacphail1318
8 ай бұрын
Hahahah 100%
Living vicariously through your internship adventure! Interior design is such a fascinating field.
This was so fun! Loved that you followed this curiosity and just went for it! Liz seems so sweet ❤
One of my friends is a picker. I really wanted to experience Round Top, so one year I went with her and one of her picker friends. It was amazing. And, I have seldom been that tired in my entire life. We were there for three days, and I was utterly done up. These girls are professionals in their field and Round Top is their big event. I thought I would die. They also have a true dedication to good food - so that was also nice. I had no guilt about what I ate because we walked what felt like ten miles every day. Did I mention that I was worn out?
The video is great BUT also can we just appreciate Elliot and Kelsey together. You guys are so good together and then that moment in the car 🫶🏻 so cute!
I am so impressed with Kelsey. I feel like this has broadened your world view and even your design aesthetic. This is a real growth point. I hope you can continue to find learning opportunities. You really inspired me.
This made emotional and I can’t exactly explain why 😢. I love that you have opened yourself up to learn and be of service to an expert in your field. Bless you Kelsey
So happy for Kelsey while watching this! What an incredible learning opportunity for her.
NO, I want to see you be a " BOSS" to people you don't know and never met before, instead . This videos was so great . thanks
Your passion and excitement over this amazing opportunity you brought into you life has been wonderful to see Kelsey. Thank you for showing your bravery to explore your passions. What an amazing woman to choose to learn from as well! This video has been inspiring in a time where i've been needing that, so thank you :)
So cool to see behind the scenes like that!!! Thanks for bringing us along
Fantastic video, Kelsey! I really appreciate the way you present yourselves and your work. The supportive work environment you’ve cultivated and your graceful approach to tackling new challenges are truly inspiring. ❤
I am a fan since 2019 and your videos never disappoint ❤ can't wait to watch upcoming ones! :)
this was an awesome video! never knew that you guys went to film school, huge respect for the level of work put into this channel. thank you for sacrificing interior design first so we can enjoy and learn with you :)
This was awesome, I love see you evolve professionally
omg this is so fresh and fun and overall amazing to watch! liz is so cool and I can tell that she's a great leader for her team. and kelsey you are so brave and open minded for trying this! loved every second of this video. as an og sorry girls fan, I'm so proud of you guys
I'm obsessed with this!! What an amazing experience! Love how welcoming Liz was with you and she is a FANTASTIC designer.
I love this. Please bring Liz back for more videos in the future. She’s so inspirational. And yes, continue to do this series, this is one of the best videos in my opinion that you guys have done.
What a special experience, Kelsey!! I can tell how much you light up in this environment - and i really admire you pursuing such a humbling opportunity for growth. Love love love this exploration of the field! X
This was so fun! I loved seeing the creative process. AND how cute was Elliot wishing you a great day at work?!
I loved watching this. It’s packed with useful information about interior design, as well as aesthetics. More, please!
This was such a great video, please do more! Liz is so cool. Good on her for taking you in.
I loved seeing how much you enjoyed doing this internship, the knobs you bought from restore were Awesome! Such a great deal too, would love to see you do this again.
This is such an incredible video and video concept. Bravo, Kelsey! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Fascinating and fun video! So glad you got to fulfill a dream to work with an established designer and go behind the scenes. Can’t wait for the next video!
This was so cool! Didnt expect this type of video at all but so informative and interesting.
This was very interesting to watch! The team and Liz seemed so nice.
You inspire a lot of people! I started my first business because of you! Learned a lot during that whole process. I had to shut it down but the lessons are with me that I will use when I go back to business again.
It’s hard nowadays to find a KZread video that’s so inspiring yet so relatable, definitely worth watching, open to the concept of this video, hope to see more of it.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching you step out of your comfort zone! I’m mad I didn’t make time to watch this sooner! I loved the style of tying in nostalgia with the present day, it really draws you in.
OMG I loved this video & the concept of it!! As an interior designer in Austin, it was 100% up my alley!
LOVE seeing you in Austin and at the restore -- so cool and local. love love love and great job
Home run! Kelsey, I am inspired by your eagerness and energy. I love the way The Sorry Girls seek, create new opportunities for learning & growing. 💗
This has to be one of my favorite videos of yours! So cool!
this video was so fun! Liz seems very cool and her work is beautiful. i would watch a series where you just keep interning for other designers but it would be great to see different careers too.
So interesting! And so fun for you! Congrats on meeting a bucket list goal, maybe more is ahead!
This was such a cool video concept @kelsey! I’ve always wondered what the day-to-say looks like and as an alternate career. Loved it! So fun and Liz is great!
I love this series! I would enjoy watching more interning with these designers!! Also i want a job doing this it seems so fun!!
How crazy that podcast is on my list to listen to when another clip came up in my shorts. It pops up twice in one day, cool.
I was smiling the whole time while watching this. Would definitely watch another interning type of video in the future!!
I don’t normally comment but this was so great and inspiring to watch! It can be so scary to try a new approach even though you know it would be life giving! Great job ❤
TSG legacy!!! From meeting at film school! This video really feels like kismet to me. Thank you for this, Kelsey. Thank you all of the TSG team!!!
im so sad it took me so long to watch this, but boy i am so happy you did this and shared it with us! i am feeling so encouraged and inspired in my own design journey. love seeing behind the scenes!
Incredible @kelsey !!!! I’m so happy for you! Also low key I can see Kelsey sorting out all the materials and label everything ❤
Liz just seems like such a warm, thoughtful person that's eager to share her experience and expertise with someone that's trying to learn more about the business. Really admirable and encouraging for people looking at interning as a future prospect.
You were an intern with confidence! It was a nice symbiotic relation and it looks like it was fun. Liz means business and she knows what she's doing - it was a great company to intern for. Good job selecting the hardware! I'm so excited to see the future projects that TSG has in store!!
Wooooooo I loved every second of this video Kelsey! Thank you. And Liz seems like such a fun and inspirational person
Loved this video! I’m actually starting my architecture firm and this absolutely insipiring! ❤
Fun concept! Love Kelsey outside her usual surroundings but still so in her element
This was actually just a great introductory and informative video to interior design even for your audience! I feel like I learned a bunch! And loved your presentation at the end too!! So so so good!
This is such an inspiring video! Makes me wanna try a career path in interior design too. Loooove to see more like this!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Lived vicariously. Thank you!💕
i loved this! so fun and interesting and Liz is so knowledgeable. My other favorite SG videos are the ones where you go into someones space and redesign it, like you did with the lake cabin.
Part 2 please!! This was so insightful, so much research and planning/visualizing goes into interior design, no wonder professional work is so polished
Wow! Please turn these in to a series! I’d love to see other design studios, how they work, the behind the scenes and projects. So inspiring!
As someone who has many interests and pursues almost all of them. I approve this episode😂
I’m graduating in Interior Architecture and Design in the spring and did two internships this summer. I DREAM of doing the kinds of projects you do at TSG and the level of freedom you have! So cool to see you trying new things and being willing to be a student despite your already very successful career 🎉❤
I loved this episode. I started watch when yt suggested Upgrade my stay and been a subscriber ever since.
I think this was my fave episode ever! SO cool!!!
I truly enjoyed this video…..I hope you had a really good time, not only the fun but the learning experience.
Kelsey I think what you chose to do shows courage! You putting yourself in an intern position although you have accomplished so much having your own buisnerss it is definitely self-growth. Can't wait to see you thriving!
Great job! Loved this episode and loved the fact you're in my city. Austin has so much to offer. Keep it weird!
The pinkish Rocky Mountain jeans brought me back to my teenage years. I had some without the cow print. Round Top is sooo fun. I’m glad you got to check it out.
This made me miss being an intern! Such low stakes but you learn SO much! I loved this video, and would love for it to be a series!
Loved watching this on your channel, diffent yet so much to learn from behind the scenes of a designer firm 👏
I am so excited to see what you guys do next!
This was very interesting ❤ Kelsey, you do have a talent in communication with people. Also Liz is very sweet
One of my favorite SG video so far. Fun!
So inspired. Thanks for taking us along.
This takes me back! I'm a contract (commercial) Interior Designer, but I started in residential (my first couple jobs and my internship were in residential). I've moved through being a designer to a design team manager and now I work at a furniture manufacturer. My passion has always been for furniture, so I love watching the Sorry Girls creating. It's fun to see Kelsey stepping into a real design firm and get behind the scenes! On the contract side, I love to see where people work and help make those spaces into functional and beautiful places to spend 40+ hours a week.
Omg this video was so good and facilitating! Such a good idea
This was so fun! Liz and her team seem great
I am so glad this video came out! I am an architect, but have been following you guys way before I knew that was what I wanted to do, lately I have been thinking of how much your designs would benefit from some more depth in design....because of how passionate you guys are about designing and making something great that will last, so this was really great to see :) loved how happy Kelsey was and also how open the interior designer was too! Not many people get an opportunity like this so it was great you got to do it!!! and who knows maybe you should try interning in an architecture firm next hehe
@remiarden9054
9 ай бұрын
As a fellow designer, I wholeheartedly agree!
This was like watching my internship on film! Very accurate in my experience. A lot of managing samples but I learned a lot about fabric, fabric manufactures, what brands do what style, made relationships with reps. It can seem tedious but it’s an important part of the gig!