Amy Woidtke, BA – Psychology
Founder & Chief Organizer

On old piles of stuff…”How well nature has understood that, every year, she must change her leaves, her flowers, her fruit and her vegetables, and make manure out of the mementos of her year!
~ Jules Renard

Amy Woidtke (woid-key) is the greater Seattle professional organizer turning couple’s stressful home transitions into peaceful, new beginnings. With over 15 years of experience, she guides clients through home organizing, remodel, and relocation so they can experience more time, energy, and a renewed sense of home.

Amy is never happier than when checking things off your list, making spaces “just right,” and turning your “deer in the headlights” expression into a victorious smile. Whether in before, during, or after transition chaos, merging and separating couples can breathe deeply, relax – and even have fun as Amy helps them navigate their experience more gracefully with her time-saving system and resources.

Amy’s organizing talent is inherited from her parents. As early as 4th grade, Amy was regularly organizing her room and other areas in #TheHousethatWoidtkeBuilt. However, Amy didn’t set out to become a pro organizer. She graduated UC Davis in psychology to be a counselor and make a difference in the quality of people’s lives. When she realized that wasn’t the right fit, Amy began trying on admin hats at companies that made a difference. 6 years later, after Amy had reorganized everything in sight, her manager said, “You’re really good at organizing. Have you ever considered becoming a professional organizer?” The rest is herstory, including organizing over 20 of her own home relocations!

What makes Amy stand apart? She can connect with just about anyone, considers clients like family, sees things from “both sides of the table,” customizes your space to your natural learning style, and is eco-passionate. Amy practices re-use, re-purpose, and sustainable purchasing whenever possible. She is also committed to giving back and being a voice for equal living amongst all beings.

Her expertise has earned her awards from Houzz and Fresh Chalk. She has delighted audiences of The 425 Show, Founders Live, GSBA, Rain City Referrals, Metropolist Group, Exceptional Connections, Chat with Women radio, and as the green lifestyle and interiors columnist for Examiner.com.

Three things about Amy and her experience that may surprise and delight you – while serving your work together:

• She encourages clients to donate reusable belongings to Humble Design, a non-profit turning house into homes for families transitioning out of homelessness.
• She was raised by entrepreneur parents in the design-build industry who taught her skills she brings forward in her work today.
• To date, Amy has received 5-star reviews, exclusively.

When she’s not guiding couples in transition, Amy is hanging out with her partner, family, and community.  She admits to spending entire days nerding out on creative stuff while watching movies and TV series.  Amy also loves volunteering, dancing, and being at the waterfront.

Rachel Corwin
Organizing Contractor

Rachel has a lifelong passion for tidying, discarding, and creating harmony out of disorder. Shuffling between two very different households as a kid, Rachel realized early on that she found a great deal of comfort in knowing things had a place. Getting and staying organized made her life easier and allowed a feeling of agency in an environment where that was, at times, in limited supply.

As an adult, organizing still brings her joy and a sense of great accomplishment. She understands that it takes commitment to sort through it all and decide what to keep and what to let go of. Reflecting on her own mild anxiety regarding those difficult decluttering tasks made her realize what a huge undertaking it really is. This process is not intuitive for many people and involves more mental and emotional labor than simply cleaning out a closet and making a run to Goodwill.

Her business Spruce with Rachel, began with a mission to simplify and create space in homes. As time is a valuable resource, Rachel works with people to create a more efficient space, saving them time to do the things they love.

Outside of work, Rachel can be found running in her Ballard neighborhood, baking new recipes, or lounging with her cats, Walt and Archie.