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integrating spirituality and green design to find beauty in simplicity and balance. we design harmonious living and work spaces that resonates with clients from both the inside and out.
Anjie Cho integrates beauty, spirituality and green design. She creates and enhances balance and harmony by designing spaces with an understanding of sustainability and informed by the ancient practice of feng shui. Her focus is to create a nurturing and supportive environment for each of her clients, at whatever level they feel comfortable.
featured this month on Tech Connect
I'm so excited to be featured on the Tech Connect podcast! Heidi and I chat about using feng shui to organize and optimize the energy in your life. Tune in here to listen as we talk what feng shui is, how our physical space influences us, dealing with messy teens, tips on placing furniture and more!
featured this month in Dr. Oz The Good Life, by Courtney Rubin
I'm proud to be featured next to my friend Magalie René-Hayes and the inspirational, Marie Kondo in this month's print issue of Dr. Oz The Good Life. Writer, Courtney Rubin, delves into dealing with household clutter and offers six questions to help you determine what to keep and what to let go.
Grab a copy to read my input as well as expert advice from various organization gurus!
featured this week on Greatist, by Jeff Cattel
You think you’re a clean person. You don’t leave dirty dishes in the sink—well, at least not often. You sweep occasionally. Heck, sometimes you even make your bed. But still the clutter piles up—whether it’s mail, books, or clothes. And it quickly becomes so overwhelming that it’s hard to know where to start.
Which is why we asked professional organizers for their top tips to get rid of clutter (for good!). They're all super simple and won't leave you picking up for hours on end.
"As you wear things, put them back in your closet with the hanger backward, so you can keep track of what you're actually wearing. You'll be amazed at how many things you wear over and over—and what you never touch. It may even encourage you to expand your options and use pieces you may have passed over." — Anjie Cho, author, 108 Ways to Create Holistic Spaces
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