The truth is…
If your home overwhelms your ADHD, it’s not your fault.
Your space just wasn’t designed for your brain.
An overstimulating room drains your energy, focus, sleep, and patience.
Once you learn the ADHD-friendly design method, everything at home starts to feel more manageable.
A simple, step-by-step design method that helps ADHD brains feel calmer, clearer, and more supported at home.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Before & After
Too busy and too many colors.
Too overstimulating, making it harder to relax, sleep well, or stay regulated.
Calm, cohesive, and soothing.
A room that helps with restful sleep, better focus, and calmer overall mood
You walk in and instantly feel overwhelmed
You have a hard time sleeping
The clutter never stays under control
Rooms that should feel relaxing aren't actually
You can’t seem to focus or unwind
You become irritable or on edge for no clear reason
If Your Home Feels Draining...
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If Your Home Feels Draining...
❌ You walk in and instantly feel overwhelmed
❌ You have a hard time sleeping
❌ The clutter never stays under control
❌ Rooms that should feel relaxing aren't actually
❌ You can’t seem to focus or unwind no matter what you do
❌ You become irritable or on edge for no clear reason
❌ You walk in and instantly feel overwhelmed
❌ You have a hard time sleeping
❌ The clutter never stays under control
❌ Rooms that should feel relaxing aren't actually
❌ You can’t seem to focus or unwind
❌ You become irritable or on edge for no clear reason
Why Clients Trust Me With Their Homes
Real Homes Transformed Using This Method
ADHD brains are sensitive to their surroundings.
When a space feels cluttered or chaotic, your brain works harder than it needs to.
When your home supports your brain, everything feels easier.
Why Your ADHD Brain Needs a Different Home Setup
Why Clients Trust Me With Their Homes
This ADHD-friendly design method helps reduce sensory overload so your brain can feel calm, focused, and at ease, without renovations.
Most people think they need more motivation to get their home under control.
You’re not lazy. You just need a home that supports how your ADHD brain works.
When your space works against you, everything feels overwhelming. Even simple tasks take more energy than they should.
Your space can make ADHD harder to live with.
When it supports you, daily life feels calmer, more manageable, and less draining.
You don’t need to change. Your space does.
Why Your ADHD Brain Needs a Different Home Setup
ADHD brains are sensitive to their surroundings.
When a space feels cluttered or chaotic, your brain works harder than it needs to.
When your home supports your brain, everything feels easier.
Too busy and too many colors.
Too overstimulating, making it harder to relax, sleep well, or stay regulated.
AFTER:
Calm, cohesive, and visually peaceful.. Improved sleep, improved focus, and calmer overall mood throughout the day.
Calm, cohesive, and soothing.
A room that helps with restful sleep, better focus, and calmer overall mood
Before & After
Real Homes Transformed Using This Method
Let Me Introduce Myself
Hi, I’m Beatrice, and I’m an interior designer. My approach is rooted in one simple belief: your space affects how you feel.
This work began at home, with my son and the challenges he was facing, including ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and other regulation challenges. Watching how his environment influenced his ability to settle, focus, and feel supported reshaped the way I understood design.
A space is not just meant to be beautiful. The way it’s designed shapes how you function in it and how it supports everyone who shares the space.
Today, I design spaces around how a person wants to feel in their home. I use psychology, sensory principles, and color theory to shape spaces that feel steady, supportive, and comfortable to live in.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Redesign Your Home: The ADHD-Friendly Way
A proven way to set up your home, broken down into simple, manageable steps.
The exact home setup method that reduces ADHD overwhelm, improves sleep, and makes focus easier.
This ADHD-friendly design method helps reduce sensory overload so your brain can feel calm, focused, and at ease, without renovations.
Most people think they need more motivation to get their home under control.
You’re not lazy. You just need a home that supports how your ADHD brain works.
When your space works against you, everything feels overwhelming. Even simple tasks take more energy than they should.
Your space can make ADHD harder to live with.
When it supports you, daily life feels calmer, more manageable, and less draining.
You don’t need to change. Your space does.
Clear. Calm. Predictable.
A home that’s finally set up for your brain.
This course shows you how to build it step by step.
Redesign Your Home:
The ADHD-Friendly Way
A proven way to set up your home, broken down into simple, manageable steps.
The exact home setup method that reduces ADHD overwhelm, improves sleep, and makes focus easier.
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Let Me Introduce Myself....
Hi, I’m Beatrice, and I’m an interior designer. My approach is rooted in one simple belief: your space affects how you feel.
This work began at home, with my son and the challenges he was facing, including ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and other regulation challenges. Watching how his environment influenced his ability to settle, focus, and feel supported reshaped the way I understood design.
A space is not just meant to be beautiful. The way it’s designed shapes how you function in it and how it supports everyone who shares the space.
Today, I design spaces around how a person wants to feel in their home. I use psychology, sensory principles, and color theory to shape spaces that feel steady, supportive, and comfortable to live in.
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