May 8, 2026 · 54 min · 21 segments
In this episode of the Interior Design Podcast, Hayley sits down with Evan from *Walking With Reptiles* - a passionate and dedicated reptile specialist - who’s opening a reptile handling centre in…
So a quick question that I have is what, what overlaps do you see between landscaping and interior design?
Um, it's always when you're s- you know, setting up a garden, um, you know, whenever I go and look at a garden for a customer, uh, it's always take into account what's the area you're working in, um, what materials are you gonna use, how are you gonna set things out, and most importantly, what is the customer looking to get.
Because I could go and look at someone's garden and they will say to me, "Oh, you know, this is our garden.
We're hoping you could give us some ideas." And my response to that every time is, "Well, what are you looking to gain out of this?"
You know, are you looking to have a large area where you can entertain people? Are you looking to have a d- you know, areas where you can quite quietly sit and read a book and relax? Um, or are you looking to have like an area for children to play? And that's always the most important thing, and I think, uh, you would agree with me with interior design, that's a similar sort of basis you go with, with your clients as well.
Um, so that's sort of the main similarities, but you could also look at, um, how are you gonna set the mat-
Very similar for you, like how you said earlier about the, um, what was it? The-
Um, so it, it's kind of a case of, you know, you've got this area in the garden that's doesn't get much sun.
So a quick question that I have is what, what overlaps do you see between landscaping and interior design?
Um, it's always when you're s- you know, setting up a garden, um, you know, whenever I go and look at a garden for a customer, uh, it's always take into account what's the area you're working in, um, what materials are you gonna use, how are you gonna set things out, and most importantly, what is the customer looking to get.
Because I could go and look at someone's garden and they will say to me, "Oh, you know, this is our garden.
We're hoping you could give us some ideas." And my response to that every time is, "Well, what are you looking to gain out of this?"
You know, are you looking to have a large area where you can entertain people? Are you looking to have a d- you know, areas where you can quite quietly sit and read a book and relax? Um, or are you looking to have like an area for children to play? And that's always the most important thing, and I think, uh, you would agree with me with interior design, that's a similar sort of basis you go with, with your clients as well.
Um, so that's sort of the main similarities, but you could also look at, um, how are you gonna set the mat-
Very similar for you, like how you said earlier about the, um, what was it? The-
Um, so it, it's kind of a case of, you know, you've got this area in the garden that's doesn't get much sun.
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