Nan Krueger's guest appearances

Nan Krueger

Tactical Magic Podcast

Half Hippie

Joe Moore

Jessie Festa

Doug Sandler

Nixie Marie

Dan Long

Lisa Rose

Chris Penn

Emily Perry

Molly Mahoney

Sam Kabert

Marita Esteva

Dana Corey

Vanessa Couto

Michael Neeley

Sharla Jacobs

OwlTail

Today’s guest is an interior designer, entrepreneur, mom, and a wicked awesome Color and Pattern Mixologist.Welcome, Nan Krueger!It makes sense that she’s an interior designer. her parents were amateur designers--they owned a few houses over the years while she was growing up in the 70’s, and she remembers playing with their fabric samples and drafting supplies. Their furniture templates fascinated her; she drew floor plans for countless imaginary homes.She went on to earn degrees in art history and interior design. Over the past 25 years, she’s worked for several designers, taught design classes for two community education programs, and volunteered at historic houses.She started Groovyhome because she believes that your home can be your sanctuary, without the pain of renovating. She believes in repurposing when possible, basing your layout on your lifestyle, and using interior design to make the most of the space you've already got.Where to find Nan onlineMygroovyhome.comInstagramFollow us on Instagram for some design inspiration including photos of my famous purple couch, and more @halfhippiepodcast

Today’s guest is an interior designer, entrepreneur, mom, and a wicked awesome Color and Pattern Mixologist.Welcome, Nan Krueger!It makes sense that she’s an interior designer. her parents were amateur designers--they owned a few houses over the years while she was growing up in the 70’s, and she remembers playing with their fabric samples and drafting supplies. Their furniture templates fascinated her; she drew floor plans for countless imaginary homes.She went on to earn degrees in art history and interior design. Over the past 25 years, she’s worked for several designers, taught design classes for two community education programs, and volunteered at historic houses.She started Groovyhome because she believes that your home can be your sanctuary, without the pain of renovating. She believes in repurposing when possible, basing your layout on your lifestyle, and using interior design to make the most of the space you've already got.Where to find Nan online<ul><li><a href="https://www.mygroovyhome.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mygroovyhome.com</a></li><li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/nan.groovyhome/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li></ul> Follow us on Instagram for some design inspiration including photos of my famous purple couch, and more <a href="https://www.instagram.com/halfhippiepodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@halfhippiepodcast</a>

Groovy Interior Design (with Nan Krueger)

I recently I spoke to Nan Krueger, an Interior Designer, Teacher, Entrepreneur, and Mom. She is also one of my students from my Magnetic Influencer Collective course. If you’re in the midst of decor frustration, Nan can relate. When Nan started out, she thought her career would be spending vast sums of other people’s money on exclusive furnishings and extensive renovations. Turns out, after years of education and working for expensive designers, Nan became disillusioned by the snooty attitude and the general excess of the industry. She felt really frustrated that interior design had been sort-of hijacked like that, as if it were only for the rich and famous with large-scale projects. Nan wanted to figure out an alternative for the rest of us. She's here to help you skip past the frustration and the overwhelm, and use her magic design skills to help you create a personal sanctuary that will make you say “Well now, that’s more like it!”

I recently I spoke to Nan Krueger, an Interior Designer, Teacher, Entrepreneur, and Mom. She is also one of my students from my Magnetic Influencer Collective course. If you’re in the midst of decor frustration, Nan can relate. When Nan started out, she thought her career would be spending vast sums of other people’s money on exclusive furnishings and extensive renovations. Turns out, after years of education and working for expensive designers, Nan became disillusioned by the snooty attitude and the general excess of the industry. She felt really frustrated that interior design had been sort-of hijacked like that, as if it were only for the rich and famous with large-scale projects. Nan wanted to figure out an alternative for the rest of us. She's here to help you skip past the frustration and the overwhelm, and use her magic design skills to help you create a personal sanctuary that will make you say “Well now, that’s more like it!”

E. 42 Groovy Home Design w/ Nan Krueger