Becca Mizzi-Harris
Freelance commercial & workplace interior designer.
Hired by busy interior design & architecture teams.
Available for freelance and contract work.
About me
I’m Becca Mizzi-Harris. An Interior Designer with 9+ years commercial experience in interior design, fit-out, refurbishment and FF&E.
My sweet spot - Workplace and Office Design. But I love all things Commercial Interiors.
I know too well the stresses of the job, and not having enough hours in the day during busy periods. Squeezing the hours into evenings and weekends isn’t healthy or sustainable.
I’ve been on a mission the last few years, to help interior designers and teams reduce heavy workloads, and allow you to grow your client base and design power sustainably and with ease.
I work with amazing interior designers and teams across the UK, transforming and delivering transformation of commercial spaces that benefit and improve the environments of people, businesses and brands.
Available for freelance and short–mid term contracts, tailored for you.
I’m an email away, becca@mizziharris.com.
Would love to hear from you 😊
Qualifications
BA (Hons) Interior Architecture
Software
Revit, AutoCAD, Vectorworks, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
Design and Build Podcast
Come listen to my podcast — engaging, friendly, and insightful discussions with expert guests from across the design and build industries. Covering workplace, education, retail, and hospitality sectors. Delving into key topics shaping the design and built environments around us, from design processes, methods, practices, sustainability, inclusivity; and anything in between.
Latest Episode
In this episode, I’m joined by Liesl Wherry, Creative Lead at Interaction UK. Coming in with a big topic! The value of design. Liesl is an impressive South African born interior architect with 12 years of experience in design. She spent the first 6 years of her career working in the interior department of one of the biggest architecture firms in Africa. Before moving to Bath in the UK in 2018 to work at Interaction. The value of design is a subjective topic, and in our experience, undervalued when it comes to the build process. Together we explored the many elements that we think define value, emphasising the importance of client relationships, understanding project requirements and brief, and the evolving needs of people. We discuss the intricacies and challenges of communicating design value, the subjective nature of design appreciation, and the impact of sustainability and user-centric design in the process.This was a thought provoking episode, and really enjoyed the elements we got stuck into to finish off Season 1 of Design and Build podcast. I hope you enjoy the episode! Episode Highlights 13:19 The Value of Design 25:09 Challenges in Design and Build 26:04 The Journey of Design Implementation 31:11 Convincing Clients of Design Value 40:06 The Evolving Value of Design 43:16 Misconceptions About Design Value 49:13 The Satisfaction of Design and Build Find us online You can find Liesl Wherry online through LinkedIn. You can find me, your host Becca Mizzi-Harris, onLinkedIn andInstagram. I would love to connect with you. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a 5* rating and review, and share with a friend to enjoy! This episode is kindly sponsored byUnilin Flooring. Thank you! Find their brands on LinkedInIVC Commercial andModuleo, orInstagram. This podcast is lovingly recorded and produced by Becca Mizzi-Harris at Stiwdio Mizzi-Harris Ltd. Becca is a commercial freelance interior designer, based in South Wales. Helping dozens of busy designers and design teams grow and smash deadlines with her flexible freelance services. You can find out more atwww.mizziharris.com.
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