Your spaces should evolve as you evolve. Not just your furniture, but your entire relationship to how you inhabit life. The way you move through your morning. The light you choose to work in. The textures that support your nervous system as you become.

This is my practice now. Not compartmentalizing myself. Not having a "professional" version and a "personal" version. Just showing up as Rhaynelina - the woman who believes spaces are sacred, who gets giddy talking about design and spirituality, who sometimes feels so much love during business meetings that she has to press her hands together to contain it.

When you become the conscious architect of self, your external spaces become masterpieces. Because you're no longer designing from a place of lack, but from a place of wholeness.

What happens when you've moved countries every few years since childhood, yet create the most grounding, intentional spaces? In this soul-stirring conversation with France Brunel, I discovered the missing piece about what home truly means for nomadic souls.