Living Etc

what does it take to build a top-notch interiors brand?

1 take your time

Don’t rush! Take time to develop a cohesive story and a brand that represents the aesthetic and message you are trying to convey. It’s always good to have a goal or a timeline to work towards, but don’t launch something until you are sure it represents what you are trying to achieve.

Jehanara Knowles, founder, Kam Ce Kam, kamcekam.com

2 be original

Start with the product, not the brand. No amount of clever marketing or a fancy name

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