Barbara Sallick's guest appearances

Barbara Sallick

A Well-Designed Business® | Interior Design  Business Podcast

Million Dollar Decorating

House Guest by Country & Town House | Interior Designer Interviews

Tea for Two with Justin Van Breda

Marlo Thomas

Sarah Winchester

Diane Gardner

Nina Magon

Stacey Brown Randall

Charu Gandhi

Sophie Coller

Nate Berkus

John Ruhlin

Carla Aston

Rachel Martin

Karen Howes

Taylor Howes

Jane Churchill

Georgina Hamilton

OwlTail

Justin talks to Barbara Sallick, cofounder of Waterworks, author, and expert on all things kitchen and bathroomsThe Tea for Two series was created over the Coronavirus Lockdowns of 2020 and 2021; a moment when we desperately wanted to have someone round for a cup of tea and a slice of cake and were missing those previously taken for granted moments of human connection. A moment too where we wanted to be inspired and to learn and to do something that wasn't work, or just existing. Used to so much exposure to the brilliant minds of the interior design world, I felt stagnant and yes, like all of us did, a little lonely. So I decided to reach out to my network and invite them to join me for a virtual Tea for To where we discussed all things design, and life (in lockdown and outside of it). Over the series I talk to a broad range of brilliant and bold designers, artists and makers from across the globe and who impart a little of their expert knowledge and invariable humour. The series was originally formatted as instagram lives but we have taken those videos and turned them into an audio series, if you would like to watch the series they can be found on our Instagram or YouTube pages.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Justin talks to Barbara Sallick, cofounder of Waterworks, author, and expert on all things kitchen and bathroomsThe Tea for Two series was created over the Coronavirus Lockdowns of 2020 and 2021; a moment when we desperately wanted to have someone round for a cup of tea and a slice of cake and were missing those previously taken for granted moments of human connection. A moment too where we wanted to be inspired and to learn and to do something that wasn't work, or just existing. Used to so much exposure to the brilliant minds of the interior design world, I felt stagnant and yes, like all of us did, a little lonely. So I decided to reach out to my network and invite them to join me for a virtual Tea for To where we discussed all things design, and life (in lockdown and outside of it). Over the series I talk to a broad range of brilliant and bold designers, artists and makers from across the globe and who impart a little of their expert knowledge and invariable humour. The series was originally formatted as instagram lives but we have taken those videos and turned them into an audio series, if you would like to watch the series they can be found on our Instagram or YouTube pages. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Tea for Two with Barbara Sallick

Welcome to episode 96 of the House Guest podcast, where Country &amp; Town House Magazine's Interiors Editor Carole Annett chats with experts from the world of interior design and decoration. This week's guest: Barbara Sallickhttps://www.waterworks.com/uk_en/www.countryandtownhouse.co.uk/culture/podcast/

Welcome to episode 96 of the House Guest podcast, where Country &amp; Town House Magazine's Interiors Editor Carole Annett chats with experts from the world of interior design and decoration. This week's guest: Barbara Sallick <a href="https://www.waterworks.com/uk_en/www.countryandtownhouse.co.uk/culture/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.waterworks.com/uk_en/www.countryandtownhouse.co.uk/culture/podcast/</a>

Episode 96: Barbara Sallick

Welcome back! On the show today I have Barbara Sallick! She is the Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Design for Waterworks, and Author of ‘The Perfect Bath’. In 1978, Barbara and her husband Robert Sallick founded Waterworks, a luxury kitchen and bath brand in Danbury, Connecticut. The two are dedicated to bringing the European style to the American bath market. In the years to follow Waterworks has transformed the kitchen and bath market. Barbara has applied her education and lifelong love for art, antiques, travel and the principles for architecture and decoration to educate those around her and to elevate the bath to a room that is as beautiful, personal, inviting as it is practical. Today on the show Barbara is going to share with us the steps to confidentially design and execute a perfect bath project. Show Notes:  What sort of things does Waterworks help a person do? When should you have experts help you with your bathroom? Who do you need to have on your team when starting on a bathroom project? What is an architecture trim? Why is important to work with the right sales consultant for you? Why should you not be intimidated when walking into Waterworks? When should you bring your client to the showroom? How much homework should you do before you bring a client to the showroom? What sort of lingo should you have when coming to Waterworks? What sort of customer service does Waterworks have? When should you call the client service department when working with Waterworks? When did Barbara and her husband pivot their business, Waterworks? Why was this pivot such an important decision for more success for the business? What is her new book, The Perfect Bath about?  Resources: www.waterworks.com www.windowworks-nj.com/barbara The Perfect Bath Waterworks: Inventing Bath Style

Welcome back! On the show today I have Barbara Sallick! She is the Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Design for Waterworks, and Author of ‘The Perfect Bath’. In 1978, Barbara and her husband Robert Sallick founded Waterworks, a luxury kitchen and bath brand in Danbury, Connecticut. The two are dedicated to bringing the European style to the American bath market. In the years to follow Waterworks has transformed the kitchen and bath market. Barbara has applied her education and lifelong love for art, antiques, travel and the principles for architecture and decoration to educate those around her and to elevate the bath to a room that is as beautiful, personal, inviting as it is practical. Today on the show Barbara is going to share with us the steps to confidentially design and execute a perfect bath project. Show Notes: <ul> <li>What sort of things does Waterworks help a person do?</li> <li>When should you have experts help you with your bathroom?</li> <li>Who do you need to have on your team when starting on a bathroom project?</li> <li>What is an architecture trim?</li> <li>Why is important to work with the right sales consultant for you?</li> <li>Why should you not be intimidated when walking into Waterworks?</li> <li>When should you bring your client to the showroom?</li> <li>How much homework should you do before you bring a client to the showroom?</li> <li>What sort of lingo should you have when coming to Waterworks?</li> <li>What sort of customer service does Waterworks have?</li> <li>When should you call the client service department when working with Waterworks?</li> <li>When did Barbara and her husband pivot their business, Waterworks?</li> <li>Why was this pivot such an important decision for more success for the business?</li> <li>What is her new book, The Perfect Bath about?</li> </ul> Resources: <a href="http://www.waterworks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.waterworks.com</a> <a href="http://www.windowworks-nj.com/barbara" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.windowworks-nj.com/barbara</a> The Perfect Bath Waterworks: Inventing Bath Style

131: Barbara Sallick- Practical Advice from Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Design of Waterworks on Designing the Perfect Bath