Over the last 20+ years I've done a lot of interesting things that have revealed that I love “sorting”. I've been an executive assistant to lawyers, activists, writers & CEOs. I've developed systems to help charities run more effectively and worked for years in retail doing everything from merchandising to inventory. After years of helping friends and family style their wardrobes and declutter, I realised that I love doing it. This work allows me to use decades of hand-on experience supporting individuals and organisations. 

And I also understand "stuff". My very first paid job (aged 10) was for my mother's interiors & antique business. I was part of everything from packing up china & fabrics to loading the truck to styling the market booth and even doing the accounts. Her whole family was in antiques and my grandad founded Scavenger's Paradise in North Hollywood. It seems like sorting and sourcing "stuff" is in my blood. 

I have deep reverence for the impacts that "things" can have on our daily lives, our identities and our mental and physical health. My practice is designed to help make sure these impacts stay positive by considering all of the things which shape the ways we consume and keep things in our lives. I combine an aesthetic eye (a BA in Art History) with a problem-solving hand (a MA in Risk Analysis).

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Whether you have a packed storage unit, a cluttered desk or need a wardrobe refresh, I'm here for it.