How We Got Here

My sustainability journey began. I researched obsessively, uncovering the realities of the fashion industry. I started sharing what I learned online through videos, and to my surprise, they resonated. Some went viral, and a community quickly began to form. I realised people did not just want to know more; they wanted to help.

I discovered yoga and meditation. Wellness became my new lens, one where slowing down and reconnecting felt just as important as activism. I attended my first yoga classes, began meditating, and fell in love with the world of health and mindfulness.

My sustainability work reached new audiences, and I was featured onThe Drew Barrymore Show. The community continued to grow, united by a shared desire to make fashion and living more conscious.

During a meditation, the idea for House on the Moon arrived. I envisioned a brand that gives new life to unsold and unworn clothing, transforming textile waste into filling for yoga and meditation props. It felt like the perfect balance: healing for both people and the planet.

Partnerships began forming with suppliers of unsold and unworn clothing. I searched tirelessly for the perfect fabrics, ordering samples, attending textile events, and refining every detail.

The right fabrics were found, the designs came to life, and the website was built. House on the Moon was ready to begin its mission: to clean up textile waste and inspire more stillness, balance, and care in the world.