Your home shouldn't be one more thing your brain has to work around. I design for how ADHD and neurodivergent brains actually function—sensory balance, smooth transitions, strategic visibility, and environments that regulate instead of overwhelm. Because when your environment works with you, everything else gets less exhausting.

Spaces that work with you

"I didn't realize how bad my office was until talking to you"

"I didn't realize how bad my office was until talking to you"

“I love talking to you, because your brain thinks the same way mine does”

“I love talking to you, because your brain thinks the same way mine does”

"You made working from home fun. I smile every time I walk into my office."

"You made working from home fun. I smile every time I walk into my office."

My philosophy

I’m here to design a space that knows how you work, move, pause, focus, and fall apart—and supports that consistently.

Dopamine decor isn't just about aesthetic spaces and pretty colors.  It’s about function, regulation, and relief. Yes, aesthetics matter- not just “for the vibes”, but because your brain responds to beauty, novelty, and sensory cues in a very real way. The right colors, textures, and layout can shift how you function in your body and mind. Your physical environment can quite literally guide your energy. It’s dopamine décor for a reason.

I’m not here to “fix” your executive dysfunction with matching bins or to “organize” you. I’m here to build a space that supports the way you move through the world—through sensory-aware design, structure that sticks, and aesthetics that make your brain want to stay in the room.

What others are saying

let’s work together

It all begins with a conversation. Schedule a free discovery call with me, and lets get going!

PRO TIP

“ADHD-friendly design isn’t about perfection. It’s about creating a system that’s harder to mess up than it is to maintain.”

Having ADHD is a lot like being an astronaut. You’re of the Earth, but you don’t quite operate by the same rules as everyone else down here. Neurotypical brains might thrive on gravity and routines, but your brain is built for zero-gravity thinking—floating free, exploring endless possibilities, and discovering solutions no one else could see. The same creativity that lets you dream beyond the stars can also make it tricky to stick to Earth-bound systems. But with the right tools and environment, your way of thinking becomes something uniquely beautiful—an approach that expands what’s possible