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Your physical surroundings are living organisms, and they affect you more than you may know. Just as we eat, drink, and exercise to protect our bodies, so too do our spaces require attention.
Your budget and timeline will determine how we work and where we begin. Generally it is wise to begin with room usage or function (where do you pay your bills and where do you eat, have guests, sleep, etc.) followed by form (arranging things) followed by color selection. Call for a free initial phone consultation to discuss what you want: a couple of hours or a more comprehensive beginning. To prepare for this conversation, ask yourself these questions:
- Are you pursuing your deepest longings, your childhood dreams?
- Are your health and relationships all you want them to be?
- Does your space feel like a refuge or sanctuary?
- Do you feel relaxed and rejuvenated in your space?
The work we do together can include:
Arranging furniture, rugs, lighting, art work: Ensuring that pathways and power points are free and clear and that your functions are met.
Consulting on room usage:
- Are there spaces you never use?
- Do some rooms serve only as a walkway?
- Do you sleep well?
- Is your kitchen inviting, inspiring, and functional?
- Do you have proper spaces for storage?
- Would you like to become a minimalist?
Advising on finishing touches: Pointing out missing door knobs, latches, peeling paint, worn or torn carpets and tiles, stains you no longer see, windows or mirrors that need replacing, torn screens, etc.
Color consulting:
- Which colors cause you to relax?
- Which ones provide greater health?
- Which colors stimulate creativity?
- Are there colors to create balance and harmony?
Addressing health issues:
- Do you have clutter, mold, asbestos, lead pipes, uneven floors, water issues?
Preparing a home for sale
Assessing a potential new home for your specific needs
Reviewing architecture plans for flow and function
Advising about landscaping, roofing, bathroom and kitchen design
The final feeling, the whole of the space: Spaces that are balanced have a special feeling. They are:
- calm and energizing, both
- grounded and uplifting, both
- playful and serene, both
Where I do work:
Living spaces ~ homes, condos, apartments, dorm rooms
Healing spaces ~ medical offices, spas, spiritual centers
Working spaces ~ businesses, agencies, nonprofits
Learning spaces ~ schools, universities
Our first phone conversation about your needs and vision is free. Call to learn more.