About Us

Are you wondering why celebrities always look so coiffed and put together on the red carpet or on the pages of  your favorite tabloid magazines? Or how about when you’re perusing Details or GQ and see your favorite rock star, celebrity or star athlete’s chic, cool yet still effortlessly comfortable Hollywood hills home or condo?  You don’t automatically get a sense of style, just because your bank account inflates. You just get a little help…

In the ideal world, Billy Joel was right. We would like you just the way you are…but what if YOU want to be better? We’re not trying to completely change you (ok, maybe a little) or bring you too far out of your comfort zone (unless your comfort zone includes your Dorito cheese and beer stained Sigma Chi shirt and a lone Papasan chair positioned in front of the Xbox in your living room).

We love a challenge! And...we figured since we’ve been dressing all of our guy friends and redesigning their houses for years, we might as well stop being selfish and extend our services outside of our old pals. This means this is your chance to get two women with impeccable taste (at least that’s what our friends tell us), to give you the ultimate lifestyle gift that most men never think of – a sense of style beyond your old standby trainers and your beloved picture of Fido.

JEN ANDREWS

After 4 years of working my way up to Executive status in Marketing and Promotions at Sundance Channel in New York City and Los Angeles, I realized my only real “indie” concern was, “why don’t these films have bigger budgets so the clothes can be better”? Through my years at the Channel, however, I single-handedly designed our entire branded clothing and merchandise line and worked with some of the top clothing design brands (including Kenneth Cole), to do so. Over the past couple of years since leaving the Channel, I have been lucky enough to transition into professional wardrobe styling and have had the privilege of working with such amazing celebrity clients as Tyler Florence (Food Network star chef and host of "Tyler's Ultimate") and Jerry Penacoli (Entertainment Correspondent for "Extra" TV), among others.

WENDY KJORNESS

I started renovating houses 8 years ago while I was working in radio in Los Angeles. I realized that my true love was with renovation and decided to leave my job to pursue my passion full-time. I have been successfully “flipping” houses for the last few years and haven’t looked back since. The most exciting part of the process for me is the decorating and “staging” of the house and it is one of the most important aspects of selling a home. I have learned to be creative on a budget and make some of the most inviting spaces. With my love for design I began to take on clients and the “re-design” of their homes. I specialize in using the core of what the client already has and re-working furniture placement and bringing in new pieces to update the space. This is a less invasive, less expensive way to introduce people to interior design. Although I think it is important to have a room that looks great, I think it is even more important to make a house a home.