ABOUT
It took a YouTube video and two years of therapy for me to figure out what I actually do.
Build a portfolio.
Show before-and-afters.
Go into people’s homes.
Pick a signature style.
Make myself the brand.
And for a while I believed them.
But I couldn’t shake the feeling that they were wrong.
That it wasn’t about me.
It was about them.
Here’s what I’ve learned after five years of doing this:
Most people don’t actually know what they’re looking for.
Not because they don’t have taste—
but because they don’t know how it all fits together.
They don’t know what their home is supposed to do for them.
"We decorate like our space is separate from us—when really, it’s a reflection of everything we’re becoming."
Everyone kept telling me what I had to do to make this business work.
My Home tells the whole story.
When I look back at the last 10 years of my space, I can see every version of myself in it.
The co-dependent, midwest oldest daughter trying to do it right.
The girl figuring out how to share space in a relationship.
The woman building something of her own.
The version of me who now uses her home as a safe space to expand into the world.
We all go through seasons like this.
And our homes can either support that growth…
or make us feel like we don’t belong.
And my role?
To help you choose with clarity, compassion,
and the kind of honesty that makes your space feel like it’s finally yours.
The choice is ours.
It didn’t matter what my style was.
It mattered what their style was.
The Video that changed everything.
This definitely isn’t a highlight reel.
Some of these rooms are downright embarrassing.
But you can see the intention grow with each space—
and watch someone slowly learn how to figure it out.
If you’ve ever looked around and thought “something’s not right, but I don’t know what”—
this might feel familiar.
The Short List
YOU SHOULD PROBABLY KNOW
Creativity shows up everywhere.
Film, fashion, food, a well-timed playlist.
If you're passionate about it, it’s an art form.
Oldest daughter energy, through and through.
Raised on chores, chaos, and figuring it out as I go.
I come from a long line of women who make things work—moms, teachers, caretakers, creators.
It’s in my DNA to notice what people need—and build around that.
Stand-up is my favorite form of stress relief.
Laughter really does fix more than we give it credit for.
I fell in love with San Diego.
Manifesting a zip code change before I have kids.
Things I Always Make Space For:
Sentimental pieces and family heirlooms (even the quirky ones). A bold espresso, every morning. Pets—because they’re family, always. Long walks with friends. Celebrating personal wins, even the tiny ones. Conversations that go deeper than surface level.
Things I let go of:
If you’ve made it this far, you probably get it.
Pretending to like beige. Rushing decisions. Hiding emotions. Feeling like your home has to impress someone other than you. Ignoring what I actually want. Pretending I don’t believe in signs, energy, or full moon journal entries.