The Origami House is a space my husband, Greg, and I created in Kalamazoo, Michigan, born from a shared desire to do something a little different, to create a place where our  ideas could take shape and where others can dream and create too.

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The name came to me the in our intial few visits to the space. It was a weird little building. A former House of Worship. There was something about the way the walls met one another, the way the  roof appeared to fold into itself. And The Origami House I began to call it. And Origami felt like the perfect metaphor for what we were creating. A simple sheet of paper can become something entirely new through a series of thoughtful folds, each one building on the last. There is patience in the process. Possibility. Transformation.

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That is what we hope this space offers.

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Sound is at the heart of The Origami House, and it is where much of my own work now takes place. I offer sound immersions, individual sessions, and other experiences there, while the space also welcomes classes, workshops, gatherings, music, visiting practitioners, and creative collaborations.

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More than anything, The Origami House is a place to pause, listen, create, gather, and unfold.