​I’ve always believed that most homes don’t need more stuff — they need better use of what’s already there.

 

If you’ve ever stood in a room and thought, “Why doesn’t this work? I’ve bought things for it,” that’s usually not a decorating problem. It’s a layout, balance, or “too much happening at once” problem.

That’s where I come in.​

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How I got here

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I didn’t start out styling homes with a big budget or a plan. Like most people, I worked with what I had. I moved furniture around. I borrowed pieces from other rooms. I made mistakes. I learned what felt right — and what didn’t.

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Over time, friends started asking for help. Then friends of friends. Then clients. What I noticed, over and over, was this: people were buying new things to solve problems that already existed in their homes.

Once we stopped shopping and started looking, rooms changed quickly — sometimes dramatically — without buying anything new.

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How I work

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I don’t start with shopping lists or trends.

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I start by:

• looking at what you already own

• figuring out what’s in the wrong place

• removing what’s getting in the way

• and rearranging what actually belongs

 

Most of the time, the solution is already in the house — it just hasn’t been put together properly yet.

That’s the basis of what I now call my Shop Your Home Method™. It’s a simple, repeatable way to sort, edit, rearrange, and only then decide if something is missing.

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What I believe about homes

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I believe:

• rooms should make sense for how you live

• furniture should earn its spot

• not everything needs to be on display

• you don’t need to start over to make a space feel better

 

 

How I can help

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I work with people who:

• feel like their home is close, but not quite there

• are tired of buying things that don’t fix the problem

• want an outside eye without being pushed into a full design project

 

Most clients start with a Shop Your Home Session, where we work through one space together using this method. Some add extra help later if it makes sense. Many don’t need to. There’s no pressure to redo your whole house or replace everything you own.

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Let’s make your place feel like home.