Episode 06: The Challenges And Successes Of Cultivating A Unique Business With Rosemary Hallgarten
If These Walls Could Talk: The Business of Interiors PodcastShow Notes
In Episode 06, Rachel speaks with British-born textile artist Rosemary Hallgarten. Rachel first met Rosemary during the pandemic, not face-to-face, but over a video call. They were simply two business women on two different sides of the Atlantic. They connected on Instagram, which shortly turned into a video call and a conversation. During that conversation Rosemary was authentic. The story of her product and brand was inspiring. Rachel connected with Rosemary as a friend and a business peer who has helped her along and has shared some of the challenges and successes that she has faced in cultivating a unique business. Her brand story is unlike any other.
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