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How do you build a design firm that lasts 100 years? Ask McMillen

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There are long-lived design firms, and then there’s McMillen: The venerable New York institution is currently celebrating its 99th year in business. Along the way McMillen has served as a proving ground for designers like Mark Hampton and Albert Hadley, and completed projects for everyone from Babe Paley to Microsoft’s Paul Allen.McMillen is not a family firm, but president Ann Pyne and her daughter Elizabeth Pyne both grew up in the business and are steeped in its traditions and lore. On this episode of the podcast they speak with host Dennis Scully about why interior design is more about people than product, why they’re not worried about the rise of artificial intelligence, and what it takes for a design business to last a century.This episode was sponsored by Lillian August and Hartmann & Forbes.LINKSMcMillenDennis ScullyBusiness of Home   

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President Ann Pyne and her daughter, Elizabeth Pyne, a designer at the firm, share the story of a venerable New York institution.

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