Young Woman Makes Living Through Interior Design

Tuesday, October 03, 2017

When seeking an office job did not turn out as expected for Letitia Woodman, it was interior design that came to her rescue.

The Selebi-Phikwe-born woman turned her passion for the creative arts into a lucrative interior design business in 2014 after registering her company called Woodman Interiors.

“Creative arts is a big contributor towards Botswana’s economic diversification, thus our enterprise was mostly launched to grow and improve the design sector here at home,” Woodman said.

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