You don't have to know where to begin.
The first step is simply a conversation.
Choose your journey
It begins with a conversation.
During a free 30-minute Clarity Call, we'll talk about where you are, what feels difficult, and what you hope to create.
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Ember is for when you feel ready to begin, but a complete Tidying Festival feels too big right now.
Together, we’ll choose one KonMari® category — or a clearly defined part of a larger category — to focus on during our session.
This might be:
clothes,
books,
papers,
a specific area of komono (miscellaneous items), or
sentimental items.
We’ll work thoughtfully through your chosen focus, one item at a time, with gentle guidance at a pace that feels right for you.
How much we can complete in five hours will depend on the category and the volume of belongings you have. For some clients, one session may be enough to complete the chosen category. Larger collections or more time-intensive categories may require additional time.
There is no rushing the process. If more time is genuinely needed and you would like to continue, additional hours can simply be added at the standard rate.
It’s also a chance to experience the KonMari Method® before committing to a complete Tidying Festival — to discover what it’s like to make decisions this way, one item at a time, with someone beside you throughout the process.
The first spark of change.
Named after a small glowing coal — the first sign of fire before it fully catches.
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Anew is created for life's specific turning points — a move, divorce or separation, loss, or a new stage of life.
Together, we focus on the categories that matter most for this transition, rather than necessarily working through all five.
We decide which categories to work through, and we complete each one fully, with the same care as in the complete Tidying Festival.
This isn't a shortcut or a lighter version of tidying. It is a deliberate, focused journey. Some transitions don't call for reworking your entire home; they call for creating space around what has changed, so you can move forward with greater clarity.
Duration: 15 hours
Sessions: 3–5 sessions
Timeline: 3–5 weeks
Includes: Clarity call
Investment: €1,050
Additional hour: €70
All prices include 21% BTW.
A conscious step into a new chapter.
"Anew" means in a new way. Not a return to what was, but a conscious choice to move forward differently.
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Emerge is the complete KonMari® Tidying Festival, following the method as designed:
Clothes
Books
Papers
Komono (miscellaneous items)
Sentimental items
This is not a quick fix or a temporary reset. It is the most complete form of the KonMari Method®, designed to create lasting change throughout your home.
Each category builds your confidence in making decisions. By the time we reach sentimental belongings — always last and often the most personal — you have practised trusting yourself again and again.
What emerges at the end is not simply an organized home. It is a home that reflects who you are today.
About one month after your final session, we reconnect for an Honour Call — a moment to reflect on what has changed, celebrate the home you have shaped, and honour the decisions that brought you there.
Duration: 30 hours
Sessions: 6–10 sessions
Timeline: 6–10 weeks
Includes: Clarity call + Honour call
Investment: €1,950
Additional hour: €65
All prices include 21% BTW.
Becoming visible as who you are now.
To emerge is to come out from within. Stepping fully into the light as who you've become.
Ready when you are
You don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
Your free 30-minute Clarity Call is a chance to tell me what brings you here, ask questions, and see which path feels right for you.
Tell me a little about where you are, and we'll take it from there.
My promise to you
When you invite me into your home, you're sharing a very personal part of your life and trusting me to treat it with care. I don't take that responsibility lightly.
You don't need to apologise for your home.
You don't need to tidy before I arrive.
You don't need to know where to begin.
We simply begin where you are.
With respect.
Without judgement.
One thoughtful decision at a time.
When life changes
Our homes often need to evolve as our lives do.
Moving, downsizing, a new relationship, an empty nest, loss, making space for yourself after years of putting others first, or simply beginning again — transitions can change what we need from our homes.
Our belongings can carry memories, emotions, and stories from different periods of our lives.
Whether you want to work through one category, selected categories, or your entire home, I offer a calm and compassionate approach that allows you to move forward while honouring the life you have already lived.
The KonMari® philosophy
A different way of looking at your belongings—and the life you want to live.
The KonMari® Method is not simply about getting rid of things or creating a perfectly minimal home. It is about learning to recognize what sparks joy and making conscious choices about what belongs in the life you want to live.
Before we begin tidying, we take time to consider how you want to live and what you want your home to support. This gives the process a purpose beyond simply having less or becoming more organized.
Together, we work through your belongings by category—starting with clothes, then moving through books, papers, komono (miscellaneous items), and finally sentimental items.
Along the way, you take each item in your hands and ask whether it sparks joy.
What still feels right for your life today? What are you ready to let go of?
Items that no longer spark joy are thanked for what they have given you before being released.
I will support you in:
Making decisions without pressure or judgement.
Discovering what truly brings value and joy to your life.
Creating a home where the belongings you choose to keep have a meaningful place.
Building practical systems that support your everyday life.
The goal is not simply an organized home, but a home filled with what you consciously choose—and one that quietly supports the life you want to live.
Photo courtesy of KonMari Media, Inc.