Interior Design for the Rest of Us

We Don’t Redesign Your Home.
We
 Strengthen Your Decision-Making.

I help high-functioning overthinkers turn their personal taste into clear, final design decisions, so they can finish their homes and stop revisiting the same choices. Built on a real-life, repeatable method for people whose brains don’t turn off easily.

You want decisions about your home to feel finished.

But right now, you’re researching too long, second-guessing purchases, and reopening choices you thought were done.

You’re not interested in copying trends, handing over control to a designer, or building a home that looks right but feels disconnected from you.

Endless scrolling, influencer must-haves, and “just trust the process” advice are not your vibe.
You think deeply.
You notice details.

You wish you could see something and know—quickly—if it belongs in your home.
You want design support that turns what you already like into decisions you can execute and stand behind.

They cared enough to want fewer regrets.

What Brings You Here?

You know it’s time to move forward with your home. But when it’s time to choose, you hesitate.
You’re ready to make progress. But before you can complete a room or commit to a purchase, you need a clearer way to decide.

You don’t need more inspiration. You need the right level of support.

If you want targeted help with a specific decision, start with focused, contained work.
If you’re ready to change how you approach decisions across your home, choose the deeper process.

Progress starts here.

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    Mindful Home Creator

    A guided process for people who are tired of repeating the same patterns across rooms and purchases. This is where we reset how you evaluate options, sequence decisions, and follow through, so progress compounds instead of stalling.

    Best for those ready to change how they decide, not just what they decide.

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    Design Mood

    A focused session for when one decision is holding everything else up.
    We work through the question you can’t seem to land, so you can choose, act, and move forward without circling back to it later.

    Best for moments when you’re close, but not quite there.

The M.I.N.D. Method

Here’s how we do it differently

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01. Mindset Detox: Clear the noise, the maybes, the what-ifs, the constant reconsidering, so you can think without interference.

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02. Intentional Flow: Design that works with how you actually live. We pay attention to where decisions stall, where they rush, and where things finally start to click.

03. Needs Reset: End reactive buying. Learn what earns a place in your home, and what doesn’t. Stop filling gaps. Start choosing with purpose.

04. Decide Without Doubt: Recognize a yes when it shows up. No external validation required. Not perfect. Just decided.

Hola, I’m Adriana

I help thoughtful overthinkers make design decisions they can leave alone.

I’m not here to override your taste.
I’m here
to make it usable.

After working with clients who had strong instincts but no way to act on them, I built the M.I.N.D. Method, so decisions stack, progress continues, and your home takes shape through choices you can live with.

How It Works

Here’s how we move from hesitation to follow-through

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Step 1: Choose Your Starting Point

Begin with Design Mood  for targeted clarity, or Mindful Home Creator  for a broader reset. Not sure which fits? Share what’s coming up, and I’ll help you decide.

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Step 2: Claim Your Spot

Once it makes sense, we lock in your session or start date.

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Step 3: Leave With a Plan  You Can Use

Whether it’s two hours or twelve weeks, you walk away with tools that support decisions you can act on, without reopening them later.

Let this be the point where decisions stop dragging on.

Clear choices. Real life Method. A home that reflects what you’ve already been noticing. Whether you’re ready to begin or just want to understand your options, there’s a next step that fits.

Still curious?

I share short notes on making decisions you don’t have to rethink.

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