About Calm Living Collective

Calm Living Collective was created from my own experience of trying to fit everything into life, family, work, cooking, caring for animals, movement, stillness and everything in between.

Like many homes, the first thing to slip was our space. The place I longed to come home to, my sanctuary, began to feel overwhelming instead of calming. I noticed the shift in myself; feeling frustrated, unsettled and not quite at ease in my own space.

What I came to understand was simple, but powerful. When my space was in order, I felt calmer.

Something as small as sitting down at the end of the day with a cup of tea, in a space that felt clean, clear and cared for, made a noticeable difference. It created room to think, rest and simply be.

That experience shaped the foundation of this work.

Over the past 13 years, working closely with families in their homes and businesses, I've seen this same shift again and again. The moment a space is restored, there's often a pause followed by a deep breath and a quiet, "that feels so much better."

It's never just about the cleaning. It's about how the space feels and how that feeling carries into everyday life.

With a background in visual merchandising and spatial design, I bring a thoughtful balance of aesthetics and function to every home.

I've worked as part of the national visual merchandising team at Telstra, and as a Visual Identity Manager within the marketing communications team at Melbourne Pathology in roles that required a high level of attention to detail, consistency, and the ability to create spaces that feel both functional and considered.

Now based on a rural property for the past 14 years, I continue to apply these principles in a more grounded way, integrating practical living with permaculture practices and a deeper awareness of how our environments support us.

I love helping individuals and families bring their homes back to a place of calm, clarity and ease.