The Hue & Hive Method
What is the Hue & Hive Method?
The Hue & Hive Method brings wardrobe, color, and home together so you can feel at home in your clothes and in the spaces you live in. I help people who feel off in their clothes and at home make their wardrobes and spaces actually feel like them, so it’s easier to show up as themselves and be there for other people and animals in their lives. It’s one process with three doors in: your wardrobe, your colors and personal style, and your home.
This is 1 process with three doors: your wardrobe, your colors and personal style, and your home.
We do the visual side of personal branding—making sure what people see in your clothes and spaces is what you intend, and that it feels like you.
Instead of working room by room, we work by category, using the KonMari (Marie Kondo) Method as the primary system:
Clothing • Books • Papers • Miscellaneous items (Komono) • Sentimental
To support the KonMari methods of tidying up, we layer custom color analysis and Elements of Personal Design (your proportions, lines, scale, contrast, texture, etc.). These additional tools give us a clear lens for what belongs in your life now and what doesn’t—what to keep, what to let go of, and what to add with intention.
The goal is for this process to be non‑shaming. We work with what’s real in your life and home, and we make decisions together at your pace. Part of my job is to make room for the feelings that show up along the way, especially the ones you’ve felt you had to hide about yourself, your clothes or your space.
For solopreneurs and people who are the face of their business, this process also clarifies your personal brand. The colors and style we land on for your clothes can carry straight into your website, photos, and other places clients meet you.
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WHERE THE PROCESS BEGINS
Most people begin in the closet, with Clothing. That’s where self expression starts in the most literal way: what you reach for every morning.
In wardrobe sessions, we:
Go through your clothes by category (tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear), not by room
Keep what feels like you and works for your body, your life, and your colors
Build outfits so you see what you actually have
Make a focused list of what’s missing that will help complete the outfits we curate
Outcomes:
More ease getting dressed for work, love, or play
Fewer piles, more real outfits that fit you, your personality, and your style
Your wardrobe - your style
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SEE YOURSELF CLEARLY
Once we’ve started to see what you already have, we move into Color & Style.
Here, we:
Create your custom color palette by hand
Identify your Elements of Personal Design (silhouette, proportion, line, scale, contrast, texture and more)
Apply those design elements back into your wardrobe: outfits, combinations, and a shopping list that works
Color and design elements are decision tools. They make it easier to see:
What stays and what goes
Why some “great” pieces never felt like you
How to choose new pieces you’ll actually wear and wear out
How to wear items that you love but aren’t sure how to wear
Outcomes:
Shopping becomes more focused & intentional
You buy fewer items that sit in the closet with the tags on or that you regret and more pieces that you actually use, and end up wearing out
Less clothing ends up in the landfill
Less clothing hanging in your closet unused or unseen
Your clothes start to look like they all belong to you
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THE REST OF YOUR LIFE IN VIEW
By the time we reach your home, you already know your colors, your style, and what belongs to the life you are living now. We bring that clarity into the rest of your space.
Using the KonMari categories beyond clothing—Books, Papers, Miscellaneous, Sentimental—we:
Work category by category, not room by room
Focus on what to keep, not just what to discard
Make choices through the lens of your colors, your style, and how you actually live
“Stage for living”—arranging rooms so they support your real life, not just a photo
This is tidying with you, not for you—especially through your first full Tidy Festival, where the decisions are yours to make. Once your Tidy Festival is complete, maintenance can look different: I can tidy for you, and you don’t need to be there.
Outcomes:
Less visual noise and fewer piles
Rooms that feel usable and welcoming
More space—physically and mentally—for what you love to do, with who you love
The Hue & Hive Journey
(Living Your Style Foundation)
The Hue & Hive Journey is the complete engagement through wardrobe, Color & Style, and Home Transformation.
Sometimes I call this the Living Your Style Foundation, because it’s the base that everything else rests on—how you get from “this isn’t me anymore” in your closet and your rooms to “this feels like home.”
Over several months we:
Start in your wardrobe (often with an intensive 3–5 day start, or several 3–5 hour sessions)
Move into custom Color & Style (palette and Elements of Personal Design)
Return to your wardrobe to rebuild outfits and refine what stays / what goes / what to buy
Continue through the KonMari categories in your home, and “stage for living” at the end
Investment for The Hue & Hive Journey (Living Your Style Foundation) begins at $5,500.
Full details live on the Pricing & Packages page and in your Discovery Call.
Why This Matters
This process is about how we live.
Most of my clients don’t come because they want a perfect closet or a showpiece home. They come because something feels off: their clothes don’t feel like them anymore, their rooms are full but not comforting, and day‑to‑day life takes more effort than it needs to.
When we go through wardrobe, color, and home together, things start to line up in small, practical ways:
Getting dressed takes less time and feels easier
Packing for trips is simpler
It’s easier to have people over without apologizing for your space
You can see what you have and actually use it
You make more deliberate choices about what comes in next
When people feel at home in their clothes and spaces, they can show up differently in their work and relationships. We have the option to show up as ourselves.
"The question of what you want to own is actually the question of how you want to live your life."
MARIE KONDO