You’re welcome to be as hands-on or hands-off as you like—but Step 2: Refine is where your input really shines. Think of this phase as the “sorting hat” moment: we go through your belongings together, decide what aligns with your current chapter, and gently release what no longer serves. It’s personal, clarifying, and often surprisingly empowering.

This part is confidential, judgment-free, and guided by your specific goals—whether that’s creating calm, preparing for a move, or reclaiming space after a life transition. I listen closely to what matters most to you, and we use that as our compass.

Once we’ve refined what’s truly worth keeping, I take the reins. From organizing and styling to stocking and system-building, I handle the rest with minimal disruption—unless you want to stay involved every step of the way. Either way, you’ll return to a space that feels intentional, functional, and ready for what’s next.

DescrVery little—unless you want to be. Most of my second-home clients simply tell me when they’re arriving and what they want to walk into. I handle the rest. From pantry staples and fresh linens to local favorites and seasonal touches, I restock your home so it feels lived-in, not just livable.

We’ll start with a quick preferences check: dietary needs, favorite brands, must-haves, and any special requests. After that, I source, stock, and style your space with minimal disruption. You’ll arrive to a home that’s not just ready—it’s welcoming, thoughtful, and tailored to your lifestyle.

Whether it’s a weekend escape or a long-awaited return, I make sure your second home feels like a first-class experience.iption text goes here

Not at all. I prefer to see your space as it truly functions day-to-day. This allows me to design systems that are both practical and sustainable for you.

Not necessarily. My first instinct is always to work with what you already have. Repurposing existing bins, baskets, trays, and even unexpected items not only saves money—it adds character and keeps things eco-conscious. I believe style comes from intention, not excess. Surprisingly, it is not the first step in the process, rather the third when we Refine and create sustainable systems for you.

Only when it’s truly needed—based on your goals, space, and functionality—do I recommend purchasing new containers. I’m not in the business of buying stuff for stuff’s sake. But sometimes, the right product can elevate both the function and the aesthetic of a space. If that’s the case, I’ll source what’s needed without upcharging, and I’ll make sure it fits your style and your systems.

My Specialties

While I work with all kinds of organizing challenges, there are a few areas where I bring extra insight, compassion, and strategy:

🧠 ADHD-Friendly Systems I specialize in creating intuitive, sustainable systems for clients with ADHD—ones that honor how your brain works, not how it “should.” Together, we build routines and spaces that reduce overwhelm and actually stick.

🏡 Second Homes Whether it’s a vacation home in Tahoe or a rental in Orange County, I help owners streamline their spaces for ease, beauty, and functionality. From guest-ready setups to owner-only zones, I make second homes feel effortless to manage.

🥦 Wellness Kitchens Your kitchen should support your health, not sabotage it. I help clients design nourishing, clutter-free kitchen environments that make cooking, meal prep, and mindful eating feel joyful—not chaotic.

🕊️ Clearing Homes After Loss Sorting through a loved one’s belongings is deeply emotional and overwhelming. I walk beside clients through this tender process with compassion, patience, and respect—helping them make decisions, honor memories, and create space for healing.