Sometimes you don’t need more inspiration — you need someone who can see the possibilities.
Whether you’re struggling with a room that just isn’t working, need creative ideas without an in-person visit, or can’t find the right piece to bring everything together, I offer practical, personal help built around your home, your style and your budget.
Room Rescue
In-person help for a room that just isn’t working.
We tackle layout, storage, colour, clutter and all those awkward problems together, finding practical and creative ways to make your space work and feel better
Typically Includes
- An in-person visit
- Time to work through the room together
- Solutions tailored to your room
- Colour & styling guidance
- What to keep, move or source
- Decision-making support
- Clear next steps


Virtual Room Rescue
Fresh ideas, wherever you are.
Send me your room, your problem and what you’re struggling with, and I’ll help you see the possibilities and create a clear plan you can put into action yourself.
Typically Includes
- Review of your room & brief
- 1-hour video consultation
- Solutions tailored to your space
- Layout & styling guidance
- Sourcing suggestions where needed
- Follow up summary
- Clear, practical next steps
Personal Sourcing
When you know what you need but can’t find it.
From the perfect piece of furniture to something hard to find, I’ll do the searching, comparing and creative thinking to find options that work for your style, space and budget.
Typically Includes
- Review of your brief
- Dedicated sourcing time
- Options tailored to your style
- Budget-conscious recommendations
- Comparisons where useful
- Alternative options where needed
- Clear shortlist with links

What can we tackle?
Sometimes you know something isn’t working, but you don’t quite know what needs to change.
And if your problem doesn’t fit neatly into a category? That’s absolutely fine too.
How I Work
I don’t start by assuming you need to buy more.
I start with how the room feels, how you use it, what you already have and what’s getting in the way.
- Start with your real life
- Make better use of what you have
- Find practical, creative solutions


A little creative thinking goes a long way
The budget for this room was limited so costly solutions weren’t the answer. It needed different ones.
The radiator covers were made using inexpensive beach mats, the cupboard was designed and built to make use of the available space, and with a little work, a £20 piece of green pine became the mantel rather than buying a pricey piece of oak.
It’s a good example of how I approach a space: looking at what’s needed, what’s possible and where a little imagination can make the budget work harder.
Not sure which service you need?
Tell me a little about what’s going on and what you’d like help with. You don’t need to work out the right service first — I can help you decide..
