Award-winning interior designer, Tabitha Evans, who is a United States Army veteran and Scottsdale Community College instructor, has released her first book entitled, “Becoming a Designer of Distinction: What Interior Design School Won’t Teach You.”

Ms. Evans’ book, according to a press release, is an uplifting look at how interior designers can  begin, or transform their careers with insight on finding mentors, gaining experience, connecting with clients and maintaining a positive outlook throughout.

While offering guidance for design enthusiasts, interior design students and seasoned designers, the book provides tips and advice to help any designer elevate their career to the next level, the release said, noting that it includes a workbook to help designers connect with what inspires, drives and motivates them.

“I wrote this book for anyone who loves to create and for interior designers at all levels who want to be the best designer they can be by tapping into their happiness and positivity. I want to help elevate the reader to be the best version of themselves. Offering reminders while looking at their strengths, authenticity, relatability and more,” said Ms. Evans in a prepared statement.

“It’s my hope that this book will help inspire readers to excel in every aspect of their lives by finding fulfillment and success.”

The principal interior designer of Tabitha Evans Design, not only is Ms. Evans an interior design instructor at Scottsdale Community College, she is a past president and current member of the Arizona North Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers.

She is a U.S. Army veteran who served for more than six years as a signals intelligence analyst, noted the release.

Ms. Evans works on projects throughout the country specializing in senior living, hospitality, multi-family and residential design, according to the release.

See: tabithaevans.com.