Everyone where they need to be. Everything where it belongs.
Private PA support, home & wardrobe order, events, home set-ups, and seasonal set design — run with the same backstage precision that keeps a production on time and a principal composed.
Diary, correspondence, household admin — the daily running order kept tight.
Decluttering, organising, and wardrobe systems that hold once I've left.
From intimate gatherings to full productions — planned, staffed, and struck cleanly.
New properties taken from empty to fully running, ready to move straight into.
Christmas, Halloween, birthdays, and seasonal dressing — the space, styled for the occasion.
A theatre dresser's job is invisible when it's done well: the right costume, ready at the right moment, so the performer never has to think about it. That's the same instinct behind twenty-five years spent running households, diaries, and lives for UHNW and VVIP principals — the work only shows up as the absence of chaos.
That background started in wardrobe, not admin. A costumier's training — sourcing, fitting, maintaining, striking a set at the end of a run — turns out to be exactly the discipline decluttering and organising needs. It's also why events sit naturally alongside PA work: both are about getting everything and everyone in position, on cue.
The tools have moved on since the early years, even if the discipline hasn't — AI now sits quietly behind the admin, used to work faster and more precisely on your behalf, never in place of the judgement calls that actually matter.
Full diary and inbox management, household administration, staff and contractor coordination, correspondence, and the general keeping-of-the-show-on-the-road that a busy principal shouldn't have to think about.
A costumier's eye applied to your home: wardrobe edits and systems, room-by-room decluttering, storage that's built around how you actually live, and a clear plan for what stays, what goes, and where it lives now.
From a small dinner to a full family occasion: sourcing suppliers, running timelines, briefing staff, and being the person on the ground so you can actually attend your own event.
New properties, second homes, and relocations taken from bare space to fully operational: utilities and accounts set up, suppliers sourced, staff recruited where needed, and every system in place before you arrive.
Seasonal and occasion decorating, sourced and installed: Christmas trees and full house dressing, Halloween, birthdays, and other celebrations — designed, put up, and taken down again, so the season shows up without the effort.
A short call to understand what's needed, the scope, and whether it's a one-off or ongoing arrangement.
A written scope and quote — what's covered, the timeline, and how the days or hours will work.
Work begins, quietly and on schedule, with regular check-ins so nothing is a surprise.
A clean finish — systems left in place, everything documented, ready to hand back or continue.
Tell me a little about what's needed — PA support, a decluttering project, an event, or a mix — and I'll come back with a call sheet of my own.