I'm a yoga teacher and event producer, based in Newquay by the waves of the north Cornish coast.
I have spent my career as a producer travelling, collecting pictures, fabrics, food and almost anything I can on my wanderings, so my home reflects all the places I've been, and how much I loved them - I love to look around my space and see little pieces of all my experiences. But now I now focus on my yoga and healing businesses, and have created a peaceful, simple space designed as an antidote to a long career in a stressful and shouty world. My home is ultra serene and a perfect retreat from day to day stresses.
I love cooking, yoga, music, candles and coconut, and you'll find plenty of all of these in my home AND my travel bag.
I believe in living collaboratively and sharing experiences, and love the spirit of shared travel. I always hope to meet people that feel the same, and respect the amazing opportunity of living like a local all over the world.

Mum & Dad fell in love with Cornwall 40 years ago when they honeymooned just down the coast in beautiful Port Gaverne. For years they harboured the dream of their own escape in the magical southwest, and in 2017 finally happened across Hobbacott Farmhouse, a little piece of magic nestled in the countryside. Close enough to the amenities and beaches of Bude, but still wonderfully tranquil and disconnected from urban noise, it made the perfect holiday retreat. Just short of their Ruby Wedding anniversary in 2018, the house was completed, closing a perfect circle from their first visit to Cornwall in 1978!
Keen to capture a slice of the coast Mum & Dad love so much, I decided to take time out of a busy career in fashion to come and stay the the farmhouse and oversee the redecorating and renovations. Needless to say, I never left - deciding to pack up my life in London and start life all over again here in Cornwall at a much slower and happier pace. Now I juggle working for a surf magazine with teaching yoga and managing the farmhouse for Mum & Dad.
The house is a blend of all our tastes - a mix of modern Scandanavian and midcentury aesthetics, yet staying true to the cottage heritage of the building. We’ve retained and taken cues from the period features and natural textures throughout. We’ve featured some of mum’s watercolours and my macrame work throughout the house too - and Dad painted and renovated most of it himself. It’s a true family effort.
It’s a magical world down here in Cornwall, and we hope you fall in love with it as much as we have!