Meet Amy
My work sits at the intersection of architecture, nature-based design, and mindful living. With a background in architectural design and years of exploring how space influences happiness and wellbeing, I help families step back from trends or styles and shape their spaces with clarity and intention.
"By slowing down and deeply observing how a space functions and feels, families gain a deep understanding of what brings them joy in their spaces, so they can cultivate a supportive and meaningful home that they love."
~ Amy, founder of Joyful Family Spaces
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Amy holds a Permaculture Design Certificate from the Permaculture Women’s Guild and is a current student of biophilic design. She is also a certified feng shui consultant from Mindful Design School, where she continues to mentor students as a teaching assistant. Amy holds a Master's in Architecture from the University of Washington and has spent numerous years in the field of architectural design, planning and construction.
Amy lives with her family near the Pacific Ocean in Southern California, where you will find her tending her tiny urban garden and chasing her two squirrel-loving pointers.