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What this means in plain English
Interior design income splits between retainer clients — who provide steady monthly cash flow — and project fees, which are bigger but lumpy. The ratio between them determines how stressful your cash flow is month to month.
What you should do next
- Retainer clients are worth 3× a project client because you don't have to re-sell them every time — keep them happy first.
- If your margin is under 35%, raise your project minimum or cut one expense category before taking on more volume.
- Build a "pipeline" view: when you close a project this month, what's lined up for next month? Empty pipeline = revenue cliff.
- Package your most common project type into a fixed-fee offer — it makes selling easier and margins more predictable.
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