A BIT ABOUT ME

The beginning of my organizing  journey began in Poland as a young child. It was there that I spent many days moving  furniture, changing around books and toys, and experimenting with folding clothing differently. I also did surprise clean-ups for relatives with joy and vigor, when they’d step out to the store or run an errand. These mini organizing gifts were always received well. 

When I was in my early twenties I left Poland for Scotland. This is when I began working with families and children in homes and nursery schools. It was also when I noticed the connection between how a space was organized and how that affected people living or working in it. I became interested in the relationship between space, mood and flow of activity. The organizing  wheels in my mind had begun to turn but I didn’t put my skills to use again until I moved to New York a few years later. 

Once I moved in with my host family in Brooklyn, my real organizing journey began. First I helped the family I lived with reorganize their home. I subsequently began working with other families with young children and began instinctively finding new arrangements for toys in play areas and pots and pans in kitchens. When parents noticed what I was doing, they began hiring me to organize different parts of their home.

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At this point, I became inspired by Marie Kondo, a Japanese organizing expert. After reading her books, I adopted and implemented the KonMari Method. This experience showed me how truly life-changing is surrounding yourself by things that spark joy to you. 

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After years of working with different families, I gained a true understanding of how challenging it is to keep a work-life balance and how easy it is to become overwhelmed and disorganized when you are juggling kids, partnership, career, travel, social lives, and more. The systems I create for the families I work with lead to more flow in their space and greater ease in their daily lives. I want to help you to feel the sense of calm, optimism, and possibility of a clear and well organized space.

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