To fully assess the health of your space we will examine how every one of your senses is stimulated. We might talk about feelings, sensations, and energies.  

First we’ll discuss how your house smells and go on from there. Is it dark in your house during the day?  Are doorways and walkways blocked? How are the colors in your home making you feel? We’ll decide if the images in your home are aiding or hindering the vision you have for your life.

Not your average designer

I do design different. Beyond the design aspects I already mentioned, there is one more element I offer that is perhaps unique. I am a claustrophobic HSP (genetic trait of 20% of the population). This means I see and feel space differently than most, causing me to design in a way that creates the most spacious feeling. Every time one of my clients feels this change occur in their space I always see the same facial expression – it is the look of wonder and amazement. This is why I do what I do. They all tell me I have performed a miracle.   

I am now offering online consultations. You are going to walk me around your house or office and I’m going to tell you how to start your upgrade immediately. I’ll take notes while we go through the space, and send you the step by step plan. Are you ready to level up? Schedule your consultation here. 

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Consumerism has always been a large part of our culture. Someone even coined the expression retail therapy, promoting the idea of mood enhancement through shopping. Of course the high of shopping for new stuff, lasts only hours or a day or two at most, then more shopping has to be done to maintain the high. Not only is this a false sense of joy, and expensive, but one often ends up with stuff they do not need. The stuff piles up in your home taking up space and energy. Instead of seeking temporary therapy through consuming and buying more stuff why not create a permanent sense of joy, peace and wellbeing through the art of minimalism.

Make 2023 the year you become a minimalist. Becoming a minimalist does not mean you have to live like a monk, get rid of all of your possessions, or not buy anything ever again. Instead you will be creating your sanctuary, a living space that only contains items related to your true essence and personal style. 

Bring minimalism to the office.

Why not organize, downsize, and declutter all parts of your life? This challenge will help you at the office too. You can use all of the tips and tools from the challenge to streamline your office, helping you be more productive, efficient and in turn successful. 

Being a minimalist makes traveling easier as well. 

The more traveling I do, the more I realize I can survive with very little. My life becomes easier and more efficient while traveling with the bare essentials. It seems each time I travel I realize I’ve packed something that I never use. As I downsize my suitcase my travel experience becomes easier and certainly lighter. 

Are you ready to make 2023 your best year yet? Take the 5 week challenge and step into a new and improved life. You won’t regret it. If you aren’t the do it yourself type, I offer in person or Skype consultations.  Wishing you a wonderful holiday season, peace, love and joy… always! 

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