Kim Ebert on 25 Years of Interior Design

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren share their hilarious and relatable Christmas wish lists, revealing what moms really want beyond the usual gifts. From a family that remembers where everything is to a personal chef, an empty calendar, and someone else taking down the Christmas decorations, they discuss the invisible workload of motherhood and the everyday luxuries that would make life a little easier. Takeaways: Elizabeth and Lauren share the things moms really want for Christmas They discuss the mental load of motherhood, including keeping track of everyone's belongings, managing family schedules, and being the default parent. They talk about the challenges of parenting and why better maternity leave and a tax break for default parents sound pretty appealing. They share their frustrations with relentless political ads and texts, and why negative campaigning isn't winning them over. They wrap up with holiday wish lists, including a glam team, help putting away Christmas decorations, and the perfect Christmas tree. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode, Lauren welcomes her best friend and neighbor Allison for a fun, unfiltered conversation that turns into a series of hilarious "what would you do?" hypotheticals. From imagining life as Taylor Swift, a reality-TV star, or even a ghost to discussing parenting, pop culture, friendship, and the freedom of having a day with absolutely no plans, Lauren and Allison explore all the unexpected directions their imaginations can take. Takeaways: Lauren introduces her best friend and neighbor Allison for a relaxed, entertaining catch-up. Dancing with the Stars' horror-movie night inspires conversations about Halloween costumes, including a bedazzled Dolly Parton look. The "If you woke up tomorrow…" game leads to hilarious scenarios involving life as a man, a child, a gynecologist, a reality-TV star, Taylor Swift, a president, and a ghost. Imagining life as a stripper or OnlyFans creator sparks funny conversations about content creation and unexpected career choices. A no-kids, no-plans "Bop Day" highlights the joy of having time completely to yourself. Lauren and Allison share what they admire most about each other, from humor and honesty to emotional intelligence and unwavering support. A visit to the Columbus Museum of Art sparks a conversation about expectations, spontaneity, and the freedom to explore. The episode is a reminder of how the best friendships make room for laughter, honesty, and completely unfiltered conversations. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode, Elizabeth, Lauren, and Tracie play Throw It Back Lyrics, a nostalgic, high-energy game testing their knowledge of 90s and 2000s hip hop and R&B. From Alicia Keys and Missy Elliott to Usher, Outkast, Rihanna, and Nelly, they try to identify iconic songs from lyrics read aloud instead of sung, proving that some throwback hits are much harder to recognize than expected. Takeaways: Elizabeth, Lauren, and Tracie put their knowledge of 90s and 2000s hip hop and R&B to the test with Throw It Back Lyrics. Spoken lyrics prove surprisingly difficult to recognize, even when the songs are iconic. Hits from Alicia Keys, Missy Elliott, Aaliyah, Usher, Outkast, Rihanna, and more bring back memories. Nostalgic favorites spark conversations about the surprisingly inappropriate lyrics they sang growing up. Childhood collecting crazes range from Pokémon cards and pogs to squishy toys, bracelets, and fidget trading. CDs, cassettes, landlines, and early texting bring back memories of life before smartphones. The episode wraps up with unforgettable throwback hits, club anthems, and plenty of sing-along nostalgia. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren return with another round of "No Wrong Answers," tackling the everyday questions they've somehow never stopped to understand. They explore how airplanes fly, where dust comes from, how voices travel through phones, how underwater tunnels are built, where lottery money comes from, and how anesthesia can turn off consciousness while keeping the body working. Takeaways: Elizabeth and Lauren return with another round of "No Wrong Answers," tackling questions they've somehow never stopped to understand. They explore how airplanes fly, where dust comes from, and how voices travel through phones. They try to understand how underwater tunnels are built and why the idea is so unsettling. They break down how lotteries work and where the money from huge jackpots actually comes from. They discuss how anesthesia works, including what happens to the brain and body while someone is unconscious. They attempt to make sense of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and how something digital can have monetary value. They finish by exploring everything from super glue and frozen lakes to human evolution, wisdom teeth, and the strange economics of modern art. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren sit down with Kim, founder and owner of KP Designs, to talk about nearly 25 years in the interior design business. Kim shares how she went from working in finance to building a thriving design firm, growing her team, and creating a beautiful private showroom in Columbus, Ohio. Takeaways: Kim shares how a home renovation and a spot on the Clintonville Tour of Homes helped launch her interior design career. The evolution of KP Designs from a one-woman business to a full team of designers and a private showroom. How the KP Designs showroom works and why it's such a unique part of the client experience. Why matching clients with designers based on personality and communication style matters just as much as design preferences. How 3D renderings help clients visualize a space, make decisions, and plan renovations before construction begins. Kim discusses using AI for administrative tasks, pricing, and business development. The importance of designing homes around real life The realities of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren sit down with Sol, founder of the brand-new Studio Sol Pilates in downtown Powell. Sol opens up about getting pregnant her sophomore year at Ohio State, co-parenting with her high school boyfriend, growing up between Argentina and the U.S., and her winding path from cybersecurity to teaching Pilates out of her living room to finally opening her own studio. Takeaways: Sol shares the story of getting pregnant at 20 during college She opens up about growing up between Argentina and the U.S. Sol's winding career path, from an esthetician's front desk to cybersecurity to getting Pilates certified on a whim during COVID. Why she moved from Club Pilates into private training, including training NFL athletes out of her own house. The behind-the-scenes nightmare of building out Studio Sol, including a contractor who took her deposit and ghosted her. A breakdown of Studio Sol's class packages Elizabeth and Lauren's ongoing debate over Anne Hathaway, the upcoming Verity movie, and why Colleen Hoover was everyone's reading gateway drug. A candid conversation on raising teens in the age of phones and social media, including the "brick method." Reflections on postpartum experience the first time around versus the second Why embracing a little Type B energy (and letting go of the mom-guilt perfectionism) has made all of them happier parents.  Visit Studio Sol Pilates in downtown Powell, OH: Use code TWENTY for $20 off your first month or package at the studio! Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren pick up where they left off before Laura's lip blushing interruption and dive into their current read and watch lists. They share their favorite historical fiction and thriller books, debate Anne Hathaway's upcoming movie roles, gush over the Kindle, and reveal the shows they can't stop talking about, including an unexpected love for Mark Rober's CrunchLabs. Takeaways: Elizabeth shares why historical fiction like Calamity Club and A Pair of Aces won her over, plus why you should always read the author's note. They talk about how Colleen Hoover's Verity got them back into reading and their nerves about the upcoming movie. They share their favorite Freida McFadden thrillers and debate whether Anne Hathaway will ruin Verity and Yesteryear for them. Elizabeth explains why the Kindle has been a game changer, from syncing with audiobooks to its incredible battery life. They round up more book picks, including Heart the Lover, My Husband's Wife, A Flicker in the Dark, Mad Mabel, and Lucy Score's romance series. They explain why Mark Rober's CrunchLabs is a fun show for both kids and adults. They share the TV shows on their watch lists, including The Pitt, Lioness, Paradise, Off Campus, Maxton Hall, and Lucky. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren catch up on everything they've been watching and reading lately. From documentaries about cults, religion, and high-profile trials to books, cowboy romance novels, and the hilarious phrases that make them cringe in smut books, they cover a little bit of everything. Some topics and language in this episode may not be suitable for younger listeners. Takeaways: Elizabeth and Lauren share the documentaries and true-crime stories that have recently caught their attention. They discuss cults, religious manipulation, and the disturbing stories featured in documentaries like Pastor's Wife and Trust Me: False Prophet. They talk about books they've been reading, including Yesteryear and their favorite cowboy romance authors. They reveal the funniest and most ridiculous phrases they've encountered in smut books. Elizabeth shares her experience with lip blushing, including swelling, peeling, aftercare, and recovery. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of Unbuttoned, Elizabeth and Lauren revisit the Lindsay Clancy trial before diving into their new segment, "No Wrong Answers." They tackle the everyday things they've always pretended to understand — from Wi-Fi and pollution to thread count, tap water, ants, and megalophobia—and discover just how much there is to learn about the world around us. Takeaways: The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial, leaving the possibility of a retrial. Elizabeth and Lauren introduce their new "No Wrong Answers" segment. They attempt to understand how Wi-Fi, the internet, and "the cloud" actually work. They unpack pollution, air quality, and what air purifiers really do. They debate thread count, sheet quality, and whether expensive sheets are actually worth it. They explore where tap water comes from and how it differs from well water. They discuss everything from ant pheromone trails to the fear of enormous things and why the ocean can be terrifying. Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop - Use code UNBUTTON10 at checkout for 10% off This episode is sponsored by KP Designs, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."

In this episode of the Unbuttoned Podcast, Elizabeth and Lauren dive into the Lindsay Clancy trial and the difficult questions surrounding postpartum mental health, psychosis, and the mental state of a mother accused of killing her three children. Takeaways: The Lindsay Clancy trial and the central question of mental state and insanity The difference between having empathy for someone and excusing their actions Postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis, and the importance of mental health care Why mothers may hide how badly they are struggling The shame and fear that can prevent women from fully advocating for themselves How Elizabeth and Lauren personally relate to postpartum struggles Why they believe the system may have failed Lindsay Clancy The importance of better mental health support for mothers after having children Their plans to discuss the verdict and other theories surrounding the case Why Elizabeth and Lauren say they could never be on a jury Connect with Us:  Instagram Tiktok Coco The Shop This episode is sponsored by KP Designs Group, a full service interior design firm in Columbus, OH. KP Designs Group has consistently earned the Houzz "Best of Service and Design" award and is recognized by Columbus CEO Magazine as the "Best Interior Design Firm."