SERVICES
HOME
INTERIOR ORGANIZATION & STYLING
I'll create simple, pragmatic organizational systems that work for you and your space. With a few small tools (and without major renovations), I can re-work your space to be chic, tidy, and functional.
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I start by taking a detailed inventory of your belongings, noting your preferences and daily usages, and keeping an eye out for opportunities to downsize. Then after determining broad categories and discussing their best fit around your home, I'll put everything into its rightful space, sometimes with the aid of attractive organizational tools (like baskets that match your style) or new furniture- depending on your needs and goals.
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This process leads directly into styling by building upon the baseline tidy space and creating opportunities to add attractive details like décor, greenery, and furniture layout adjustments that enhance the appeal and comfort of any room.
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I'll refresh your home with a perspective that allows your values to shine through - to show off the things you love and neatly put away the less beautiful, but necessary, home items.
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WARDROBE
EVENT & WARDROBE STYLING
Personal style is something we all have- let me help you tap into yours! I can guide you into defining an aesthetic to suit your tastes, lifestyle, and budget.
Let's reimagine the possibilities of what you already own, decide which items no longer suit you, and find the best new pieces that will enhance your current wardrobe and make you feel like the best version of yourself.​
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No matter your size, taste, or lifestyle, I can revamp your wardrobe to be modern and unique to you.
CONSUMER COACHING
SHOPPING LESS, SHOPPING BETTER
Shopping has become a very different experience than it used to be, with a world of goods being fed to us through targeted marketing, shoppable at our fingertips, and available for next day delivery.
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Emma Spring can help you break the habit that is contributing to clutter in your home, wasteful spending, and buying into unethical production practices.
Buying less, buying secondhand, and buying from better businesses is the key to a more sustainable home and world. I call this effort Conscientious Consumerism.
