Our home has always been organized, but with the shift to spending more time at home and working from makeshift spaces, it just wasn’t working for us anymore. I looked around one day and realized we had too many things—too much on the walls, excess clutter in every room, and toys in every single space. Even though everything was technically organized, it felt overwhelming. I knew we needed to simplify. Fortunately, my husband is usually on board with my shenanigans, so we dove into the decluttering process. It took some effort, but soon enough, everything felt lighter and more manageable.

I remember stripping pictures from walls, knickknacks from surfaces, extra cups from cabinets, and pillows from couches. I tossed excess makeup, duplicates of anything, clothes we didn’t wear, old markers, and on and on. The result was a simplicity I desperately needed during that season of life.  I’ve heard it said that the more things we own, the more we have to care for and my experience confirmed that. Whether you realize or not, all of your belongings are sending you a message that you need to do something with them. Less things means more mental space to just be. 

Several years later, we’ve embraced a minimalist approach that continues to serve us well. Our home is warm and cozy, yet free from excess. Having less to manage has been a true blessing for our family, and I’m eager to share my tips and tricks with fellow moms everywhere.

As moms, we juggle so many responsibilities—supporting our spouse and kids, managing the family calendar, running errands, cooking dinner, and often working a job, too. We need our homes to be a sanctuary, a place where we can step in and instantly feel at peace. While the laundry and dishes will always be there, managing them becomes so much easier without the burden of excess and clutter. Trust me, a simpler space can make a world of difference.

I’m so thrilled you’re here and I cannot wait to share this journey with you!