When life has shifted and your space feels heavier than it should, a reset helps.

I remove visual and mental overload so your home feels calm, clear and manageable again — and you feel lighter within it.

For busy, capable women navigating life transitions — whose wardrobes and homes no longer reflect who they are now.

Clients often say the same thing afterwards: “I feel so much better.”

If your home or wardrobe feels heavier than it should right now, book a complimentary clarity call. We’ll talk through your space, what feels stuck, and whether a reset session is the right fit for you.

No obligation. Just a focused conversation to see if we’re the right fit.

Book your complimentary clarity call

What happens next

Message me on What’sApp via the button above.

I’ll ask a few quick questions about your space & what feels stuck.
If it feels like the right fit, we’ll book your reset session.

Pricing
£100/hour. Private, in-person sessions across the South East & London.

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Whether you’re navigating change, feeling overwhelmed, or preparing a property for market, every session is structured, practical and tailored to your space.

What I Offer

HOME & WARDROBE RESET

An in-person reset: Edit → Structure → Style.
We remove what no longer serves, rebuild simple systems, and restyle thoughtfully so your space feels calm, clear and easier to live with.

Step 1: Edit decisively
We work through your space systematically, removing what no longer serves you.

Keep — you use it, love it, or genuinely need it
Release — it no longer fits your life, space or needs
Rehome — where possible, items can be donated or passed on thoughtfully

Clarity begins with decisions.

Step 2: Rebuild structure. Once the excess has gone, we create straightforward systems that make daily life easier.

We look at what needs to live where, what you need access to most often, and how the space can function more smoothly for the way you live now.

Clear structure reduces friction, decision fatigue and visual noise.

Step 3: Restyle thoughtfully
We work with what you already own and love.

Where helpful, I may suggest a few considered additions — always practical, never excessive. The goal is not to buy more, but to help the space feel intentional, settled and easy to maintain.

Reuse first. Add only with intention.

This is not about creating a flawless home or wardrobe. It’s about creating spaces that feel calm, clear, manageable and aligned with your life now.

Book a complimentary clarity call

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Pricing & Payment Terms

£100/hour (no VAT).
Most resets are completed within a structured half or full-day session. Additional sessions can be scheduled if needed.

Payment
On-site with you present: payment is taken at the end of the session via tap-to-pay (receipt emailed).
If you’re not present: invoice issued at the end of the session, payable within 24 hours.

Gift sessions are available — message me on WhatsApp to arrange.

Recent resets, showing how overloaded spaces can feel calmer, clearer and easier to live with.

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Closet with hanging clothes, a leopard print ottoman, a mirror, and a leopard print rug.

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Inside a closet with hanging clothes including shirts, jackets, and coats. Two pairs of tan winter boots are on the closet floor.

A pile of various clothes, including a yellow dress, black, blue, and patterned garments, with some hangers on top, laid out on a bed.

Pile of clothes and bags on a beige carpeted floor next to a white wall and radiator.

Upside-down laundry basket filled with clothes, shoes, and boxes cluttered in a small room.

Shelves with fabric bins containing clothes and accessories, and a lower area with various shoes and shoe boxes.

A cozy living room corner with a white marble fireplace, framed abstract paintings above and on sides, a wooden chair with woven seat in front, and a colorful striped rug on the floor.

A bed with a green vintage-style headboard featuring embroidered scenes, yellow patterned pillows, a decorative pink, red, and white zigzag pillow, and a colorful embroidered textile with pompoms in front.

A cozy dining room with a round wooden table set near large windows, decorated with a vase of white tulips and smaller potted plants, surrounded by white chairs, with a blue accent wall and a fireplace decorated with art and figurines.

Bright kitchen with white marble countertop, open blue shelves holding glassware, liquor bottles, and decorative items, and a large window with greenery outside. There are fresh flowers and plants on the counter.

A small indoor entryway with a staircase, decorative wall mirrors, framed pictures, a table with a gnome statue, candles, and artwork, and a dog sitting on patterned tile floor.

A bathroom with beige tiled walls, a white bathtub with a brown panel, a white pedestal sink, a round mirror, and potted plants on shelves.

A cozy corner in a room featuring a round mirror above a vintage fireplace mantle, a potted plant on the mantle, a larger potted plant on the floor, patterned black and white tile flooring, a window with red-orange curtains, and a white radiator.

A cozy corner of a room with a window, a dark armchair with a matching footstool, a tall floor lamp, bookshelf, and framed artwork on purple walls.

Entryway with coat rack holding jackets, hats, and umbrellas, black radiator, shelving with folded linens, and boots on the floor.

A cozy living room with a brick fireplace, two white sofas with colorful pillows, a yellow tufted ottoman, a bookshelf filled with books, a side table with a lamp, and a patterned rug.

A cozy living room with pink walls and exposed wooden beams, featuring two vintage blue armchairs, two pink velvet chairs with floral cushions, a colorful geometric patterned rug, a small wooden side table with pink flowers, framed artwork on the wal

A cozy bedroom with wooden beam ceilings, featuring a large bed with floral bedding, a patterned bench at the foot of the bed, and a large window with green curtains showing trees outside. There are two bedside lamps, a wooden dresser with a mirror,

Bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, wooden beams on ceiling, small window, glass shower enclosure with green tiles, wooden chair, towel rack, and a small wooden table with a plant.

Bright room with a large window, small table with a chair, red armchair, and wooden beams on the wall, decorated with framed posters and cushions.

Living room with a mustard-colored sofa adorned with patterned cushions, a wooden coffee table with decorative plates and a candle, a side table with a potted plant, a black sculpture, a standing brass lamp, and a wall art piece, all on a textured ru

A cozy bedroom with a bed featuring patterned pillows, a textured blanket, and a decorative throw. There are two nightstands with lamps, plants, and a flower arrangement. Behind the bed, a green accent wall has a framed reflection and is flanked by m

Cozy bedroom with a bed, bench, and two chairs, decorated with artwork and pillows, and illuminated by indoor lighting.

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Interior of a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a potted plant, and vintage wooden chest, decorated with framed artwork on the wall.

A bed with various clothes and towels laid out on it, including shorts, pants, shirts, and a towel, in a disorganized manner.

A closet with a hanging rod filled with various jackets, coats, and blazers in different colors and styles, and shoes on the floor below, including boots, sneakers, and dress shoes.

A closet with a top shelf containing clothes, bags, and a fur puffer jacket, and a hanging section below with various black, gold, and animal print dresses and jackets on wooden hangers.

A closet with a collection of black, gold, and animal print clothing items hanging on wooden hangers, including dresses, jackets, and tops.

Closet with hanging clothes including animal print, black, and patterned garments, and a shelf with black and burgundy handbags.

Who I Help

I work with busy, capable women who feel quietly overwhelmed by their wardrobes or homes.

Women who:

Don’t lack ability — just time and headspace.
Are navigating life transitions (downsizing, retirement, relocation, loss).
Feel their space no longer reflects who they are now.
Want practical support & a clear structure — not judgement.

They’re not looking for perfection — they want their home to feel lighter to live in.

Whether it’s editing your wardrobe into something that genuinely works for your life, resetting everyday spaces in your home, or staging a property with clarity and restraint, the goal is the same:

Clarity. Structure. Ease.

There is no embarrassment here.
We simply edit and reset — thoughtfully.

The next step is a complimentary clarity call.

Who I Am

Hello, I’m Alexa — founder of The Edit & Reset.

For over 25 years, I produced creative campaigns for fashion and homeware brands, both in-house and agency-side. That work required clarity, organisation, and the ability to bring structure to complex projects.

A life transition led me to apply those same skills somewhere more personal: people’s homes.

Over the past three years, I’ve worked with women navigating significant change — from downsizing after loss, to redefining their wardrobes, to preparing properties for new beginnings.

Thoughtful editing and restyling don’t just change a space. They change how you feel within it.

Our own home reflects that philosophy. What began as a tight-budget renovation evolved into a multi-functional, intentional space — including a self-contained holiday let, an artists’ studio hosting workshops, and a location used for photography and film. It has also been featured by Wealden Times.

But the heart of my work remains simple:

I create structured, practical resets that remove what no longer serves you and rebuild calm, intentional order.

Warm. Considered. Decisive.

Because your home should support the life you’re living now — not weigh it down.

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Testimonials

“I was so overwhelmed about where to start after a major life transition. Alexa suggested we go through one room at a time - she made it easy to make decisions, we went at my pace. As a recent widow, it was all so overwhelming alongside my grieving. There was no judgment whatsoever, just utter sensitivity paired with practicality. What a relief mentally and physically!"

— Anna, Home | Downsizing Home Edit

“Alexa has brought clarity to my life! She edited out the pieces I just don't wear anymore, cleared out pieces for charity and Vinted, then put my life back into order."

— Antonia, Wardrobe Edit

"After losing my husband, the loft had become too overwhelming to face. Years of memories mixed with everyday storage - I couldn’t bring myself to go up there alone. We went through everything together at my pace, kept what mattered, & organised the rest by category. I now have breathing room and know exactly what’s there. I thank Alexa for making this daunting job easy, I cannot recommend her enough.”

— Jane, Home | Loft Edit

“After years of feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of clothes in my wardrobe, Alexa really took the time to understand my lifestyle and preferences. Everything now works together, getting dressed is effortless, and I'm finally out of the 'wearing the same old thing' rut. The process was supportive, judgment-free, and genuinely fun. Totally worth it!"

— Thalia, Wardrobe Edit

"After a year of grumbling under my breath about my larder being so crammed I no longer really knew what was in it, I bit the bullet and asked Alexa to help. She immediately took charge and made a very dreary task seem not that bad at all. The time flew by and soon enough I had a tidy, clean, sparkling larder that now gives me an immense amount of pleasure to use again. Alexa is really worth getting hold of if you need your cupboards, wardrobes, or anything that needs decluttering. She'll lighten your load and make you feel a warm sense of satisfaction. She's like a kind of Mary Poppins of the decluttering world. Spit spot!"

— Kate, Kitchen Edit

“With my busy life splitting time between a hectic construction workplace, professional meetings, horse-riding gear, and the occasional disco dress - I'd convinced myself chaos was inevitable. But Alexa showed me otherwise. I now have a clear, practical system. My wardrobe finally reflects my lifestyle rather than overwhelming it!"

— Harriet, Wardrobe Edit

Press

The Sunday Supplement - Unique Property Company

“You wouldn't leave the house without brushing your hair (well, most of us wouldn't), so why on earth would you put your house on the market without making it look its best? "Styling" has become one of those words people roll their eyes at, as though it automatically means scatter cushions in improbable colours, £400 candles, and a faint air of smugness. In reality, it's none of that. It's just the grown-up acknowledgement that sometimes you need an expert. And when it comes to selling, a bit of expertise can make the difference between your house languishing on Rightmove and somebody falling madly in love with it. Standing back and looking at your home as a stranger would — smells, flow, clutter, quirks you think are "charming" but which may in fact be "deeply off-putting" — is almost impossible.

Sussex-based Alexa Easterby from The Edit & Reset, is particularly brilliant at this. With a background in creative production, she knows exactly how to make people connect emotionally with a house. Her own place — warm, clever, light-filled — is proof. She turned it into not just a home but a self-contained guest apartment and community studio. Stylish and practical: the dream. We worked with Alexa recently at Brasses Farm in East Sussex, a beautiful old house that needed a light touch. Nothing OTT, just subtle tweaks that made its history sing and its contemporary side shine. The result? Viewers could instantly imagine a whole life there, not just a house.”

View the property:

https://uniquepropertycompany.co.uk/property-results/sussex/east-sussex/beautiful-historic-farmhouse-and-cottage-ewhurst-green-robertsbridge-tn32

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Property Staging

Staging isn’t about scatter cushions or expensive accessories.
It’s about shaping spaces so viewers feel something.

Through subtle, strategic adjustments, we create homes that feel welcoming, considered, and full of potential — without unnecessary expense.
When buyers or renters can instantly imagine their life there, viewings turn into offers.

To enquire about a home/wardrobe reset or property staging, start with a 15-minute clarity call - button above.

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s a short, complimentary call to talk through your space, what feels stuck, and what kind of support would help most. If it feels like the right fit, we’ll talk about next steps.
We start with a quick walk-through and agree what “done” looks like. Then we edit first (always), create clear structure, and reset the space so it functions for your day-to-day. You’ll finish with a calmer space and a simple system that’s easy to maintain.
I’ll help you decide what stays and what goes, and I can recommend local donation, selling and recycling options. However, I don’t take items away or arrange disposal — that part is handled by you (or your chosen service).
(This keeps the process flexible, cost-effective, and in your control.)
Yes. This is a big part of what I do. I’ll guide you with calm, practical decision rules — no pressure, no judgement — so you can keep what you love and what supports your life now.
Absolutely not.
I prioritise working with what you already own. If a small addition would genuinely improve the system (for example, hangers or simple storage), I’ll suggest thoughtful options — but only if needed.
Not necessarily. I always work with what you already have first. Where helpful, I may suggest a few considered additions — always practical, never excessive.
No. This is a structured reset. We edit what no longer serves, rebuild simple systems, and create spaces that feel calmer, clearer and easier to live with.
It depends on the space and how decisive you feel on the day. As a guide, a focused wardrobe reset is often 3–4 hours, and larger areas in a home can take longer. We’ll agree a realistic plan on the clarity call. We work at a pace that feels supportive, not rushed.
For busy women in transition —moving house, widowhood, changing season of life, returning to work, empty nesting, or simply ready for a reset — who want calm, structured support to create a home and wardrobe that feels easy again. This work is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by their space.
That’s completely normal. We’ll go gently and at your pace. The goal isn’t to get rid of everything — it’s to keep what matters, reduce overwhelm, and create a respectful “home” for the things you choose to keep.

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Contact

The best way to reach me is via WhatsApp

Email: alexaeasterby@gmail.com

What’sApp: +44 7941796099