Three books that take you from “I don’t really know what I want” to a brief a builder could work from — without the months of going round in circles that make a renovation cost twice.
Instant download · fillable and print versions · yours permanently · 14 days, no questions
For anyone who wants to know exactly what they want, and exactly why.
01The Dream Life Journal.To see your deeper dreams.
02The Persona Book.Insight through fifteen different directions, each with its own profile and reasoning.
03The Home Design Workbook.To pull all your dreams and preferences into a true brief, and build your actual home.
A home is tied to our more profound dreams, so it is worth taking the time to dream and plan it properly.
Intentionality is the true luxury.
The three, and what each one is for. The Journal tells you how you want to live; the Persona Book tells you what that means about you and your home; the Workbook turns both into decisions. Each stands alone, and a single always credits toward the set.
“What do I actually want?” You finish holding ten words, four coordinates, six ranked needs and the vision board.
Most planning asks what you want to achieve. This asks what you want your Tuesday to feel like.
35 pages · US$25 separately
“Why do the things I keep saving keep pulling at me, and what does it say about me?” You finish holding your direction of fifteen, as a portrait and as a home identity — plus the other fourteen to browse.
Your essence, then your lifestyle: brands, wardrobe, music, books, travel, scents, chosen because they fit you. The design rules follow from it.
Fifteen directions, all yours to take inspiration from. It draws on interior architecture, neuroarchitecture and psychology.
US$89 separately
“How to put it all together to build it?” You finish holding a brief specific enough to build from, and an order of work.
A design brief you write yourself, so you walk into the build with the arguing already done instead of deciding everything twice while someone is waiting.
27 pages · US$49 separately
Structure and guidance: from working out your deeper dreams, to real insight into your type and your options, to a detailed document you can hand to your builder as a brief.
Clear reasoning behind every decision, so you never lose yourself in the endless ocean of options.
Both formats, immediately. A4 throughout, fillable and printable.
Thirty-four in the Journal and twenty-six in the Workbook — and the Persona Book, with your own direction and fourteen others to browse and find inspiration from.
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Not the tiles, not the joinery — the weeks of going round in circles, changing your mind, ordering twice, holding up a trade while you decide something you could have decided months earlier.
It happens for one reason: nobody wrote down what they actually wanted, or why. So you walk into the build with the arguing already done instead, rather than deciding everything twice while someone is waiting.
What you have instead
You know exactly what you want, and exactly why.
One board where every decision is assembled and judged as a single picture.
An order of work, so nothing is chosen twice.
And the tools to change your mind with confidence, because you know the true reasons.
Start where it interests you. All three in order is simply how they are put together as a system.
Or buy one now and the rest later — a single always credits toward the set.
Clear reasoning behind every decision, so you never lose yourself in the endless ocean of options.
Everything is assembled and judged as a single picture, before anything is bought.
The Dream Life Journal, the Persona Book and the Home Design Workbook. Instant download, fillable and print versions, yours permanently.
Fourteen days. If it doesn’t tell you something about yourself you hadn’t articulated, write to me and I’ll refund it.
Or buy one now and the rest later. A single always credits toward the set.
Do I have to do all three?
No — each stands alone. But the Journal tells you how you want to live, the Persona Book tells you what that means about you and your home, and the Workbook turns both into decisions. All three in order is simply how they are put together as a system.
The Journal doesn’t look like a home book.
It isn’t one. Nothing in it is about your home alone — it is your life, and that is deliberate. A home is tied to our more profound dreams, so it is worth taking the time to dream and plan it properly. The Workbook is the one that turns it into decisions about a house.
How long does it take?
The Journal is about two hours, or a month of mornings. The Workbook is not a work you do in a weekend — Part One in one sitting, the rest over a few weeks.
I already bought one of them.
A single always credits toward the set. Write to me and I’ll send the difference as a link.
Is this for a whole house or one room?
Either. You declare your scope on the first exercise of the Workbook — decorating, renovating, or building — and the pages tell you which of them are doing the work for you.