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Interior design specializing in ADHD, anxiety + sensory sensitivities. Creating spaces that help you feel calm, clear + connected.
I Believe Your Space Affects Your Emotions. Your space should do more than look beautiful. It should support your emotional well-being. There’s psychology behind how a space feels, flows, and functions, and that affects how you feel every day. You don’t need a diagnosis to want peace. You just need a space that honors how you live, think, and feel. That’s why I design with purpose, tailoring each
06/10/2026
You get into bed exhausted. But your brain somehow won’t stop. You’re replaying the day, thinking about tomorrow, noticing the laundry and all the other stuff in your bedroom you still haven’t dealt with.
You think you have a sleep problem. And maybe that’s part of it. But look around your bedroom. It’s still in task mode. Every corner is holding something unfinished. Every spot is reminding you of something you meant to do, but didn’t do it yet.
Your bedroom is not properly designed to help your brain stop and unwind. And until it is, no amount of melatonin or bedtime routines is going to fix that.
Comment REST and I’ll send you the 4 things I look at first in every ADHD bedroom.
06/09/2026
The hardest part about having ADHD and a messy home isn’t the mess.
It’s the story you tell yourself about what it means.
That you’re behind.
That you can’t keep up.
That everyone else has figured something out that you haven’t.
Your home has been reflecting that story back at you every single day.
And the longer you wait to invite people in, the louder that story gets.
You don’t need a perfect home to have people over. You need fewer shame zones and a reset that actually works for your brain.
Comment READY and I’ll send you the method I use with clients.
You have tried so hard to belong to a society where structure and rules never worked for you because your mind just functions differently.
And at some point you started believing the problem was you.
But every time you forced yourself to function inside a space that wasn’t built for your brain, you were dimming the very thing that makes you, you. Your creativity. How you view the world. The way your mind makes connections nobody else can see.
Your environment was taking your superpower away from you.
When your space is finally built around your brain, you thrive. Your ideas flow. That heavy weight you’ve been carrying around all day is gone. You show up as the most innovative, most alive version of yourself.
And it all starts with your home. The place you spend most of your life in. It should be your sanctuary, not a place you avoid.
Comment CALM and I’ll send you the link.
06/05/2026
There’s a version of your life where your home actually feels like a place you can relax in.
Where you stop dreading being in your own space.
Where the heaviness lifts.
That version starts with your environment.
Comment START and I’ll send you the details.
06/03/2026
I’m not saying you don’t need medication. When it’s necessary it can work wonders. But what if the system we’re in isn’t maximizing our capabilities as creatives?
Are you a laborer or a thinker?
06/02/2026
Your home is supposed to be your safe place. But somehow it’s become the place you avoid.
You’ll happily clean a friend’s place. Help them organize. Stay there longer than you planned.
Because being there feels easy in a way your own home never does.
It’s always been easier to show up for other people than for yourself.
This one’s about finally showing up for you.
Comment CALM and I’ll show you where to start.
Real mom struggles. As an ADHD mom who has 3 ADHD boys, I get overstimulated quite a bit.
There’s nothing I can do about it, the lifestyle of a mom of three boys is quite hectic. And if my space was poorly set up, it would be too much to handle.
But instead, I’m able to regulate by cleaning up for 5 to 10 minutes in every space. I calm down and I’m good to go.
I use the method I teach you because it’s my life too.
Life is not perfect, and you will get overstimulated, but it gets soooo much easier when you love your home and it’s set up for your brain.
And honestly, the short clean up is a game changer. I picked up a few things in the living room, and I am now at the public pool with the kids, instead of yelling and having my day be ruined.
Comment CALM and I’ll send you the method I use in my own home and with my clients to make the overwhelm actually manageable.
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