Professor Jennifer Gidley offers highly personalised inspiration and practical support for those who dream of restoring and enriching their homes and working environments to fill them with soul, the essence of human warmth and creativity.
 
Jennifer has designed and built a range of unique projects. These include a complete Steiner education complex, created from scratch out of a virgin mountainous allotment in the New South Wales subtropical bush, which became the most creative educational campus of its type in Australia.

The innovative and highly successful learning environments, supporting kindergarten to year seven, transformed traditional concepts of alternative education. Her designs made intelligent use of locally sourced building materials - rock, timber,  glass. The campus landscape forms and spaces were configured to reflect and amplify the sacred Aboriginal spaces of Mt Warning's caldera landforms.

She also designed and built her own home in a bush-fringed environment, naturally populated with wallabies, bandicoots, butterflies, water dragons (nesting in her fernery) and a vast array of native birds. Today, mature 25 year old golden cane palms, tropical trees, staghorn ferns and a multi-species southern wall of 12 metre high bamboo have created a unique pure-air environment that not only attracts seasonal wildlife but is virtually fireproof against climate crisis advances.

Jennifer's services include styling, interior design, and project management.