I’m Nicole, systemic coach, interior and living blogger at fabelhaft.schoen and founder of Axis & Flow Design Concepts, a design and planning studio that combines spatial design with a systemic approach and technical implementation planning.

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Right now, I’m developing a workbook for everyone struggling with their current living situation or certain residential decisions. It is designed to help create more clarity around routines, beliefs, priorities and spatial needs in order to build an individually grounded foundation for future living and design decisions.

The workbook is planned for release in Fall 2026.

Everyone who joins the waitlist before June 30th will receive a short guided thought experiment right after signing up, as well as a free preview version with first reflection exercises and thought prompts before the official launch.

Are you in?

Design Decision Workbook

Based on a system-oriented method, the workbook is designed to help clarify spatial needs, priorities and intentions, and to establish a clear, individually grounded basis for further design decisions — helping to avoid unnecessary costs resulting from unclear decisions.

The workbook is currently in development and will be released in Fall 2026.

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