Rachel Jackson Design specializes in ADHD-friendly and neuroinclusive spaces, offering expert guidance, tools, and design kits to create a beautiful, functional home; minus the overwhelm.
I’m a designer who knows your home can support how you live, instead of working against it. As an interior designer with a personal connection to neurodivergence, I specialize in creating spaces that feel calm, functional, and uniquely you.
Whether you’re managing ADHD, sensory challenges, feeling overwhelmed by clutter, or just don’t know where to start, I offer tools and guidance to help you create a space that truly works for your lifestyle.
My approach is practical, personal, and rooted in the belief that design should feel good, not intimidating.
Explore our portfolio of sensory-friendly interiors
Neuroinclusive interior design, whether you want to DIY with guidance, hand off the whole project, or bring this thinking to your team.
One-on-one work for homeowners and families. Austin local or virtual, from a paint consult through a full-house redesign.
Families, professionals, and individuals looking for sensory-friendly, stylish solutions.
Self-paced learning for DIY homeowners, and a continuing education track for working designers.
DIY homeowners, professionals, and designers who want to deepen their expertise in neuroinclusive design.
Industry training, CEU programming, and speaking for manufacturers and organizations bringing neuroinclusive design into their work.
Educators, therapists, occupational specialists, and design professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in neuroinclusive environments.
From ADHD-friendly organization hacks to sensory-sensitive design solutions, these videos break down how to create a space that feels as good as it looks.
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Every home tells a story. These are the experiences of families, professionals, and individuals who have transformed their spaces with my neuroinclusive design approach.
Whether you’re looking for a sensory-friendly design solution, professional guidance, or a speaking engagement, I’d love to hear from you! Fill out the form below, and let’s chat about how I can help.
Rachel Jackson designs homes and spaces around how people actually experience them: light, sound, texture, and where the furniture sits. She works with families on their own homes, and with hotels, conferences, and design firms on theirs.
Two ways to work with Rachel
Speaking, team training, and design consulting for hotels, conferences, design firms, and CEU programs. Your audience leaves with changes they can make, and your space works for more of the people in it.
Bring Rachel to your organizationFull Service Design, where Rachel and her team handle the whole project from the plan through the final styling. Austin local or virtual.
Currently booking for winter 2026.
Start a projectRather work through it yourself? Start with a course or take the free style quiz.
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Speaking & organizational consulting
Hospitality design, international design festivals, and clinical ADHD conferences are all arriving at the same question right now, from very different directions: how does a space actually affect the people inside it? Rachel has been working on that question for over twenty years. Sessions run as keynotes, fireside chats, hands-on workshops, IDCEC-certified continuing education, and internal training.
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Rachel builds the session around your space and your audience rather than running a stock deck. In Las Vegas that meant hotel lighting and acoustics for a hospitality audience. In London it's a workshop that walks a room through auditing glare, echo, and visual clutter in spaces they already manage. In Baltimore it's a sensory home audit for people living with ADHD. Whatever the format, people leave with specific changes they can make.
She has taught this approach to designers in twenty-two countries and trained through the Institute for Challenging Disorganization.
Selected work
From the people who live there
“Three small changes made mornings so much easier.”
Design client
“I didn't realize how much our lighting was affecting sleep.”
Design client
“Finally, a space where I can actually focus.”
Design client
“There are a lot of things that say ‘sensory friendly’ and usually lend towards hypersensitivity but I am blown away that you are already addressing design differences for those who desire more sensory input too. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!”
CS · ADHD Coach, Neurodiverse Mom
Courses
The same approach Rachel uses with private clients, broken into steps you can work through at your own pace and on your own budget.
Rachel's six-step framework, from the first idea through to final styling. Works for one room or a whole house.
Layout, scale, palette, and a full furniture plan before you spend anything. Self-paced, with floor planning and space mapping included.
$197 on its ownThe Style Quiz takes about a minute. Rachel's vendor list and the living room furniture size and scale guide are free too.
Every one of these is included in The Home Design Lab.
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Every course above is included, along with the room-by-room guides and a live Q&A every month where you can ask the question you'd otherwise sit on for six months. The Living Room Masterclass alone is $197 on its own.
$17.99 a month for founding members
Locked in for life, limited to the first 25 members. After that it's $29.99.
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About Rachel
Partly because she has ADHD and had been designing around her own experience for years before it became a specialty. Rachel holds IDCEC certification and trained through the Institute for Challenging Disorganization, and she's taught this approach to designers in twenty-two countries.
Rachel Jackson Design is a neuroinclusive interior design studio based in Austin, Texas, working with families on their homes and with organizations on the spaces their people spend time in.
Working one to one
Hourly help when you want a designer's eye on one specific decision. $150 per hour, Austin local or virtual.
A full professional plan you carry out yourself, delivered within two weeks. Works anywhere.
A structured walkthrough of how your home is actually working, with a plan you can act on in stages.
Design that feels as good as it looks. Sensory-aware, and thoughtfully tailored to you.
Rachel Jackson Design creates neuroinclusive, sensory-friendly spaces that are both beautiful and functional.
