Hi! I’m Brandi!

I’ve always had a knack for rearranging, organizing and creating spaces that feel just right. Growing up, I’d spend hours tidying and shifting things around, finding comfort in creating order. Little did I know this instinct would shape my life and career in profound ways.

But it wasn’t always smooth sailing. In my early twenties, online shopping took a toll on both my space and my finances. I surrounded myself with stuff in search of fulfillment, but all it gave me was clutter and debt. It took years to realize that the things I owned were owning me.

My life took a transformative turn when I moved to Bahrain to live with my now-husband. Adjusting to a new culture and environment showed me the beauty of repurposed items, secondhand furniture, and intentional living. I fell in love with creating a home from what we had and finding joy in simplicity.

Our next move, from Bahrain to Italy, was an eye-opener. Shipping costs nudged us to pare down our belongings to the essentials: clothing, textiles and our beloved records. Florence became a backdrop for reflection. Letting go of physical possessions gave me clarity and freedom I never knew I needed. It was a revelation and a lifestyle shift.

When we decided to move again, this time to Sevilla, we took even less with us. We packed our caravan with Dexy, our dog, Leo, our cat and a curated selection of cherished items - those that were fragile, awkwardly sized, or deeply sentimental -for the four-day journey. Letting go of items tied to my identity, things that brought more weight than joy, was tough. But it was also liberating. I learned that our belongings should serve us, not the other way around.

This journey isn’t about becoming a minimalist or living in stark spaces. It’s about balance. It’s about choosing what to keep with intention and letting go of what doesn’t align with who I am or where I’m headed. Through it all, I’ve discovered so much about myself - my habits, my spaces, and even my attachment styles.

Along the way, I enrolled in courses to deepen my understanding of decluttering, organization, and the psychology behind our relationship with possessions. My goal is to share what I’ve learned, not as an expert who has it all figured out, but as someone who’s been in the trenches. I want to be a safe, relatable presence in your home, a partner in creating spaces that feel airy, intentional and freeing.

At Airy Spaces, I believe that the process of decluttering is more than just organizing; it’s a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Living with less isn’t about deprivation. It’s about making room for what truly matters - in your space, your mind and your life.

Let’s create that balance together.