Luxurious living is a commitment to love, not things,

an exterior environment that supports our interior growth.

If your home is not a current reflection of who you are today, if it's the same way is was a decade ago, lets shed old seasons to make room for fresh and new. As things go out, clarity comes in. If you feel stuck spend a minute or an hour getting rid of meaningless things.  Exchange it for what is real: real wood, real metal, real flowers in real water, real scents, real food for your real body.

We better our existence by surrounding ourselves with objects of nature that do not come from mass production. Rather like our selves, it is hand crafted, chisled from stone, seared in the fire, hammered out of brass. Beauty has imperfections. Bringing in soulful objects and placing them lovingly in your space will add depth and create a sense of home

 Your material space holds the potential to nurture and mother you.

You can infuse your home with sacred softness. After giving the whole day long, home can be a soft landing for you rather than a passing through-way. 

Decluttering creates room to breathe.

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​I am an author, artist and creative leader. A Certified Spiritual Director with nearly three decades of lived experience in home and hospitality. My soulful work infuses wisdom with practical guidance. Through my writings, teachings and workshops, I invite a sense of beauty in the ordinary, seeing the natural world with fresh eyes. I live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with my husband and five children.