Your home,

your senses, your pace

Why Wax & Wane Interiors is Different

There is no rush here. No checklist to complete, no perfect aesthetic to achieve. Just a quiet invitation to notice how your home makes you feel — and to gently, intentionally, make it feel better.

Whether you are drawn to the rhythm of the seasons, craving a calmer space, or navigating a sensory temperament that needs a little more from its surroundings, everything here is made for you. At whatever pace feels right.

The Process

Reach out

Simply get in touch — no lengthy forms, no pressure. Just a few words about your home and what you are hoping for. From there, we will arrange a time to talk.

The first conversation

This is where we begin to understand each other. We talk about who lives in your home, how you move through it, what feels wrong and what you are longing to feel. There are no right answers — only yours.

Your sensory picture

From that conversation, I build a quiet picture of your sensory temperament and what your home needs to do for you. Light, texture, sound, scent, space — all the things that shape how a home feels to live in.

The vision

I bring together a considered mood board and a set of thoughtful recommendations — products, materials, independent makers, adjustments, and changes — all chosen with your home, your senses, and the people who live there in mind.

Nothing is generic. Nothing is rushed. Every suggestion has a reason, and that reason is you.

At your own pace

You take what resonates and leave what does not. We can go further together — sourcing products, refining the vision, working room by room — or you can take the reins from here.

This is your home, your pace.

The home you need

Not a showroom. Not someone else's idea of beautiful. Not a space that looks right in a photograph but quietly grinds against you every single day.

A home that feels entirely, quietly, like you. Where your senses can settle. Where the people you love can breathe. Where coming through the door at the end of the day feels like exactly what it should because this is the home you need.

For those who need a little more

Some homes need to work harder. Not because something is wrong, but because some sensory temperaments — those shaped by autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, TBI, or PTSD — simply ask more of the spaces they inhabit.

This is a quieter corner of my work. The same slow, intentional approach, but held a little more carefully.

Together we look at what your home needs to do for you — the light, the texture, the sound, the stillness — and we shape it around how you actually experience the world.

There is no clinical framework here. Just deep listening, and a desire to create a home that finally feels right.

This feels familiar

The world wasn't always made for the way you sense it.

Some of us move through life with senses that are turned up a little higher.

Sensory processing differences show up in many ways and carry many names.