Welcome to Psyche Butterfly

Creating a space that feels like you is surprisingly hard.

Design styles like Scandinavian, Bohemian, or Minimalism can offer a helpful guide for some, but for others, like me, they fall flat. While I have taken inspiration from Marie Kondo, my goal is never perfection or minimalism. If that were the goal, I would’ve been disqualified at blog post one.

This project is about something different:

Building a space that supports your mind, not one that battles it. A space that gives your brain room to breathe, your thoughts room to land, and your daily life fewer reasons to feel scattered or overwhelmed.

I know this kind of space can feel out of reach, like something reserved for people with perfectly curated homes or effortless routines.
But Psyche Butterfly is not about being naturally good at tidying. It is about doing the deep work once through a 16 Week Space Refresh and never needing to overhaul again. It’s about building an abode, whether a yurt, a boat, an apartment or whatever platform you launch from, that reflects the real you. One that can hold color, creativity, and even chaos, while still giving you ease, clarity, and momentum for the life you actually want to live.

And while the opening of this paragraph might suggest I’m here to talk about style, this is really about space. It’s about how you use it, how it feels, and how you find yourself in it, whatever that style may be.