Listen
A deep listening session: your sensory profile, your routines, and the specific moments your current home makes hard. No diagnosis is required.
Home Improvement Consultation
Flexible service tiers for your home: a focused 30-minute consult for one challenge, or a comprehensive consultation with a complete, personalized set of recommendations.
The 30-minute consult is on-demand access to a neurodivergent design professional for an immediate challenge: sensory overwhelm in one room, a lighting problem, a storage system that is not working. The comprehensive consultation begins with a detailed survey and interview, assesses the sensory, environmental, functional, and aesthetic factors shaping your space, and returns a full plan of action.
What is included
- Personalized assessment of sensory preferences, routines, challenges, and strengths
- Targeted recommendations for lighting, acoustics, temperature, organization, safety, and regulation
- Product selections with purchasing links
- Contractor referrals and budget guidance
- A personalized design language reflecting your values and sensory preferences
- A customized social story for clients who benefit from visual communication support
Who this is for
- DIY homeowners, parents, caregivers, and educators with a specific question (30-minute consult, available anywhere)
- Clients within a two-hour drive of New York City with complex, whole-home challenges (comprehensive)
- Anyone who wants professional direction before committing to a larger project
The 30-minute consult is available now, from anywhere, for $250.
Book a 30-minute consultHow it unfolds.
Draw
Shell Li, AIA and the team draw a complete plan: light, acoustics, materials, storage, and the flow between rooms, calibrated to the profile.
Build
White-glove design-build with trusted contractors, no bidding, one point of contact, and transition support for children while the work is under way.
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We work with a limited number of families, individuals, and institutions in the New York metro area each year.