Soulora began long before it had a name.

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Even as a child in Paris, I was rearranging my bedroom, drawing pieces from the attic and from my grandmother's home, quietly reordering my parents' rooms, driven even then to create spaces that felt held, safe, and alive. I didn't have a word for it. Those around me thought it was just a quirk of mine. I knew, even then, that it was something more.

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That sensitivity followed me through a long international life. Two decades in the world of professional hairdressing education carried me from Paris to London, to Dubai, and eventually to Singapore, where a two-year design mentorship deepened the instinct to attune a space. Each move taught me something else about how atmosphere shapes people, how presence carries across a room, how care travels through the smallest details.

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When I returned to the UK in 2015, that instinct quietly became a practice. What began as informal help for friends and family grew into Serene Transformations, a Holistic Living Design consultancy. For nearly a decade, I helped people transform their homes into places that held them, moving what could move, drawing out what nourished, gently releasing what no longer belonged.

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Over time, something began to clarify in the work. I could realign a space beautifully, but if the person living in it was not yet aligned within themselves, there remained a quiet disconnect.

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You cannot create a home for your body if you are not at home in your body.

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That recognition drew me inward, and into the formal training that has shaped the second arm of this practice. In 2025, Serene Transformations evolved into Soulora by Izzy. The same practice, expanded, holding both arms of the same work together at last.