the Mother daughter duo

Our business was born during a 7 hour road trip to our home town (Murphys, Ca) from Santa Barbara, Ca. Lauren shared with her Mom that she had a dream about a newspaper title reading "Mother Daughter Duo Take Santa Barbara By Storm." As we  joyfully discussed our separate businesses, it hit us like a ton of bricks. 

Our work is too complimentary to ignore, "what if we COMBINED the art forms of Goal Setting & Feng Shui?!"

As Pamela ruffled through the glove compartment to find a pen and paper (shown left), our first workshop was born! 

Fast forward to today, we've hosted numerous (sold out) workshops together and have officially formed the Feng Shui Collective where we offer a variety of tools to help you achieve your goals and to make the planet a more beautiful place.

Set your goal, create the roadmap, determine where your goal lives in your home, elevate the area to support your goal and hang on to your tits!

about pamela

about lauren
  • 20+ years of Feng Shui consulting experience.
  • Absolute ninja in the kitchen.
  • Boston Terrier Mom.
  • Masters in Leadership.
  • Avid beach walker.
  • Wife of 40 years.
  • Green Porsche Cayenne driver (notice our brand color!).
  • Hat & shoe addict.
  • Mother (& business partner) to Lauren.
  • Grammar nerd.
  • Home status: absolutely flawlessly Feng Shui’d 99.9% of the time. It feels like angels whisper in your ears as you walk in the door and somehow always smells a like lavender field on a crisp, Spring morning.
  • Student of Feng Shui for 7 years.
  • Goal Coach extraordinaire for a decade.
  • Left handed. Only child.
  • Boxer Mom.
  • Uses excessive profanity (because adjectives right?!).
  • Wife of 8 years. 
  • Flaming hot Cheeto imbiber (guilty).
  • Daughter of Pamela.
  • Wants to connect with every woman in Santa Barbara.
  • Also straight up ninja in the kitchen.
  • Hates earthquakes and scorpions.
  • Loves pedicures and organic wine.
  • Indoor cycling, house plant & Lululemon addict.
  • Home status: about 50% Feng Shui’d. There’s definitely a tennis ball and a flip flop under the couch. Desperately strives for the home status above but her home smells more like a grassy field sprinkled with Palo Santo.