The Study of Space
This is personal. And that’s the point.
When a space feels off, it’s rarely about the color or the furniture. It’s about identity. Energy. Truth.
And the courage to create something that actually feels like you.
But here’s the thing—clarity doesn’t always come easily. That’s why having a mirror matters.
Someone to help you reflect what’s real,
so the process feels lighter, clearer—and honestly, more fun.
→ How it Works
Because It’s Never Just About the Couch
Think of it like a capsule wardrobe: once you know what fits, flatters, and fuels you, you don’t keep reinventing—you refine.
Your home should work the same way.
When your space is rooted in who you are, decision-making gets easier.
You stop second-guessing.
Things fall into place.
This isn’t about rules or labels.
How I help
It’s about designing from the inside out.
If your home feels disconnected, it’s not because you lack style—it’s because your space isn’t aligned with who you are.
Maybe you’ve grown. Maybe you’ve shifted. Or maybe it never quite felt right to begin with.
Most people design their homes based on what they think they like—Pinterest boards, trends, or someone else’s aesthetic.
But what if style wasn’t about taste?
What if it was about identity?
Inside The Process:
A reflective style discovery rooted in who you are—not just what you like.
You’ll complete a deep emotional intake, receive a personal letter written just for you, and get a curated moodboard that mirrors your identity with clarity and care.
Where self-awareness meets design direction.
We translate your emotional insight into tangible design cues—color, texture, layout, and material choices that feel like you. This is where clarity begins to take form visually.
A grounded next step toward turning your vision into reality.
One room is fully mapped out with layout support, visual references, and curated recommendations—so you know exactly how to move forward with confidence and ease.
Start with Self.
I used to think I was just good at design.
I grew up in the art program—drawing, painting, sculpting, sewing.
And I thought that was my gift: teaching others what I knew so they could create beautiful spaces on their own.
But it didn’t quite land.
Because my real gift wasn’t just in aesthetics.
It was in seeing people.
The clients who experienced the biggest transformations weren’t the ones who followed the rules.
They were the ones who let me in.
Who shared their lives.
Who said, “You know me—what rug should I get?”
That’s when the magic happened.
Not because I gave them a formula—
but because they saw themselves in the design.
And when that happens,
everything else starts to fall into place.
Generator. Scorpio Rising. Sees what others miss.
Still rearranging the furniture.
Your spaces don’t just hold things.
They hold stories, and ...