ServicesPersonal Organizing

Personal Organizing

Now, I keep on helping individuals, couples, and families to settle their homes in a way that purposefully serves their needs and make them say goodbye to chaos!

Where the service stops

Labour only. Storage containers, shelves and labels are billed separately from the labour cost, and the source publishes no price range for them.

Prices

$90–120 / hour

Minimum4 hours

Open, always: this table is never behind a click, at any screen width.

Hourly rate

Single person: $90 / hour
With helper: $120 / hour

Flat fees per project

Single closet: from $500
Pantry or cabinet: from $400
Garage or storage unit: from $800
Whole-home organization: from $3,000

*Storage containers, shelves, and labels are billed separately from the labor costs. *Minimum booking: 4 hours.
Cash only.

Rules not closed in the source

Arithmetic, not a quote from the source: the 4-hour minimum at $90/h means the smallest hourly booking is $360. The source never states this floor.
This page is the only service page that does not mention the weekend surcharge. Whether "+ $3 per hour" applies here is not stated.
"3 years of practice" on this page does not line up with the chronology in My Story (arrival in California in July 2024, au pair "the year before"), which gives roughly two years at the time of capture.

Also true of every booking

Service area: Menlo Park–Hillsborough or Redwood City / Woodside — 94062 — the source declares two different areas. Both declarations, side by side.
Travel beyond that area is not priced anywhere in the source, and neither is any mileage or parking cost.

What is included

Reproduced from the source, including the boundaries — the items that end in “please contact me” are the ones the source refuses to price, and they stay in the same list instead of being tidied away.

Spatial Alignment: high-end, architectural-like, and design-forward vision.
Functional Set Up: matching purpose with placement.
Environmental Curation: selectively shaping space.
Lifestyle Transformation: emotional relief and mental clarity of decluttering.
Energy Free-Flow: making space for what's to come by letting go of what has already been accomplished.
*no-cost personalized session of handling the emotions attached to material items.

*References available upon request. No reference is published on the site, and none can be checked from it.

In her words

Each new client has shown me a different way of improving and personalizing the organizing solutions I’m providing, and in all cases, I got to see first-hand how an organized space does indeed mold a quieter mind.

Reproduced verbatim from the Personal Organizing page of the source.

Credentials for this service

Nothing on this site carries a seal, a badge or a shield. Each line below is either a sentence found in the source or the literal words “not stated”.

CPR
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The source disagrees between pages: "Twice CPR certified" on Childcare, "CPR certified" on Companionship. Neither page names an issuing body or an expiry date.
Organizing credential
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The source names a former client — the co-founder and COO of a luxury organizing brand — but claims no training, licence or certification of her own.
Background check
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Insurance
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Bonding
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First aid
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License
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Experience, as declared by Aurora

Self-declared on the source page. No third party attests to any of it, and no figure below can be checked from this site.

+3000 hours of hands-on organizing;
3 years of practice.
Closet and wardrobe organizing for multiple clients;
Pantry organizing;
Storage room organizing;
Party and table decorating.
Move in settling;
Kitchen functionality maxing;
Pre-birth baby room set up;
Laundry washing & folding;
Housekeeping;
Comfortable with sorting, storing, moving (in and out), setting up/taking down, and more!

Evidence

15 photographs published on the Personal Organizing page of the legacy site, in the order that page used. 1 of them is a stock image and is marked as such — it is not a record of this work. None of them carries a date, a place or a photographer credit in the source; each caption describes only what is visible in the frame.

Rows of garments hanging in dry-cleaning plastic along a rail, photographed with a shallow depth of field. — 01 · stock
Stock photograph, not Aurora’s work. It opened the Personal Organizing page of the legacy site. No photographer, date, place or licence is recorded anywhere in the source.

A closet niche painted terracotta, holding two salmon-coloured units of mesh drawers, with coats hanging on a rail above them. — 02
A finished closet niche. The source states no date and no place.

A nursery seen through an open panelled door: a wooden cot under a window, a rocking chair with a blanket over it, a star-patterned rug and a beamed ceiling. — 03
A nursery in a client’s home. The source states no date and no place, and does not say what work was done in this room.

A two-part composite of chest-of-drawer interiors: above, garments loose and piled; below, the same drawers with everything folded upright in rows and dividers. — 04
Drawers before and after. The words “before” and “after” are printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

A dark cube shelving unit overflowing with clothes piled loose on every shelf and heaped across the top. — 05
A shelving unit before the work. The word “before” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

The same shelving unit with every garment rolled, stood upright and grouped by colour across six shelves. — 06
The same unit after the work, sorted by colour. The word “after” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

A four-panel composite of drawer interiors: socks, underwear and folded garments separated into compartments by white dividers. — 07
Four drawers after the work. The source states no date and no place.

A small storage room with baby equipment, folded play mats, cardboard boxes and a bouncer piled against the walls and across the floor. — 08
A storage room before the work. The word “before” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

The same storage room with the play mats stacked upright against one wall and the baby equipment lined along the other, the floor clear between them. — 09
The same room after the work. The word “after” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

Two open wooden drawers of baby clothes, each garment rolled and filed upright, with handwritten labels reading “Pajamas”, “Short Sleeve” and “Bottoms”. — 10
Baby clothes filed and labelled by hand. The source states no date and no place.

Two open drawers holding clear bins of infant clothing, hats and shoes, each bin fronted by a handwritten label; a hand steadies the upper drawer. — 11
Labelled bins inside a drawer. The source states no date and no place, and does not name the hand in the frame.

Above, dozens of bangles and rings scattered loose across a carpet; below, the same jewellery packed into zipped fabric cases in bands of colour. — 12
Jewellery before and after. The words “before” and “after” are printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

Pantry shelves of packaged meals, syrup bottles and juices, each position marked with a handwritten label giving the item and a unit count. — 13
A pantry inventoried by hand, each shelf labelled with an item and a count. The source states no date and no place.

Baby toys, books and rattles spread across a hallway carpet beside an emptied storage box, with a person’s legs and feet at the bottom of the frame. — 14
A toy cupboard emptied onto the floor before sorting. The word “before” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place, and does not name the person in the frame.

A tall cream cabinet with both doors open, its six shelves holding sorted toys, books and activity boxes, each shelf edge carrying a printed label. — 15
The same toys after the work, on labelled shelves. The word “after” is printed inside the source image. The source states no date and no place.

Reviews naming Personal Organizing

Transcribed from the screenshot tiles on the legacy Reviews page. Where a service has none, the absence is printed instead of hidden.

Brian P.

18 May 20255 / 5

ServicePersonal Organizing

Transcribed from an image — to be confirmed with Aurora.

“Aurora responded last minute and I was very thankful she did. My schedule is tough, and I’ve been looking for somebody that has a flexible schedule and can help out. But knowing Aurora was close by I reached out to see if she could help me clean and organize the house. Aurora was incredible quick and thorough. She is very nice and my kids liked her as well. I would love if Aurora could work with the family again, either cleaning, organizing, or with childcare. I highly recommend her.”

All seven reviews, their provenance and the coverage per service

Next step

Ask for a time for Personal Organizing — Aurora replies by phone or e-mail

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