As a person who experienced deep emotional sensitivity, Hilary began to understand how past trauma, inherited family patterns, and her environment were all affecting the way she felt, was living and designing. Over time, she recognized that her heightened sensitivity was part of being clairsentient — deeply aware of the emotional and environmental cues around her.

Influenced by the teachings of Carl Jung and his work on the unconscious and shadow self, Hilary takes that understanding a step further by exploring how our inner patterns can also be reflected in our physical surroundings — and how changing those surroundings can help support change within.

Our brains and nervous systems continuously process what surrounds us. Visual complexity, disorder, lighting, layout, sensory stimulation, predictability, and the condition of the objects around us can all influence how supported, distracted, overwhelmed, or at ease we feel.

Hilary is a graduate of the New York School of Interior Design and the Conscious Design Institute. Drawing from more than two decades of design experience, along with her training in Feng Shui, environmental psychology, and neuroscience-informed principles, she helps clients identify and reduce environmental stressors, triggers, and clutter so their spaces can better support nervous-system regulation, healing, and growth.