Design by Tidylosophy

Great interiors, including calm interiors and children's spaces, are about proportion, flow, and knowing what belongs. Tidylosophy provides functional design strategy that brings clarity, reduces visual noise, and supports confident decisions.

Great design balances beauty and function, creating calm interiors that promote well-being. We help you see your space clearly, prioritize what matters, and design children's spaces that are both playful and functional, allowing you to move forward with intention — without excess or guesswork.

45-Minute Design Strategy — $195

Focused guidance for layout, finishes, and direction in one space, perfect for creating calm interiors.

You’ll receive clear interior design direction for one space, including layout, flow, and finish guidance you can act on immediately, ensuring that even children’s spaces are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

75-Minute Deep Dive — $295

Extended guidance for renovations or multi-room planning, ideal for cohesive design across children's spaces or other areas.

You’ll receive cohesive design across multiple spaces or concepts, with strategic guidance to support confident planning and execution, focusing on functional design.

Virtual and advisory only.

Interior design guidance, not organizing services.

Tidylosophy was founded by Ese Crossett, an interior designer whose work is shaped by lived experience and real-world execution. She is also the founder of Little Brain Lab, a design-led children's space, where thoughtful layout, flow, and organization are essential to daily operations. Tidylosophy brings that same clarity, restraint, and functional design to create calm interiors in both residential and founder-led spaces.

Tidylosophy is for homeowners and founders who value thoughtful, design-led spaces that promote calm interiors. This work is best suited for clients who seek expert direction on layout, flow, and cohesion, particularly in children's spaces, while preferring to manage purchasing and execution independently to ensure a focus on functional design.