My journey into design began with a simple desire: to create spaces and wardrobes that felt like a true reflection of who I am, even when resources were limited. Over the years, I’ve taught thousands of students—both in-person and online—how to sew, design, and curate their personal style, including nearly 18,000 students in my Skillshare sewing course. 80% of my students say the class exceeded their expectations, and this app builds on that same approach.
My work has taken me from a VP role at a fashion PR agency to serving as an adjunct instructor at the University of Wisconsin. Along the way, I won the Apartment Therapy Small Space contest, and was featured in publications including Vogue Knitting, The New Yorker, Martha Stewart, and New York Magazine. I’ve also contributed as a writer to Making Magazine, Laine Magazine, and Purl Magazine. My home tour on a Tiny House YouTube channel has been viewed more than 3.5 million times.
Through every project—whether designing sustainable knitwear, creating a zero-budget home studio, or living in small spaces—I’ve learned that style isn’t about spending more, but about making intentional choices. I’m passionate about helping people discover the connection between their wardrobe and their home, and making good design accessible to everyone, regardless of budget or space.
This app is the culmination of my experience in design, teaching, and slow living. My hope is that it empowers you to create a home and personal style that feel calm, organized, and uniquely yours. I believe that when your environment reflects your values, it transforms not just your space, but your confidence.
