
Transforming the spaces that surround us and the ones within.

A LITTLE ABOUT ME
My mastery over the past twenty two years is the condition of the heart and how it informs our spaces. My clients would say my passion has always been not only designing beautiful spaces…but breathtaking lives.
Most recently, my cancer journey has made me curious about the health of every cell. I am not defined by my cancer but I can’t ignore how it has contributed in profound ways to the creation of a life I never expected. An expansive, lean in, transformative one.
Life. How we live it. That’s what Sanctuary Living is passionate about to the core.
In every home there dwells this marvelous potential to become a Sanctuary - not merely in renovating spaces, but through the transformation that begins in us.
Let’s work together to create the life you long for, body/mind/SOUL.
Much Love,
Janene Kraft
Designer|Writer|Healer
Welcome to the latest entries in The Journal—
A deep dive into the interiors within us.
Revelations come when we begin to heal, when we make a commitment to come Under the Light.
If there is one image that is emblematic of who I want to be, it’s the woman with the bald head under that cap—not only a picture of resilience but more of a willingness to be transformed.
Exacting a life purpose from unexpected circumstance is precisely why I believe we were brought here. Not to fabricate or invent a reason for existence, but to celebrate existence for its own sake.
The extravagance is never about the gift, it is about our willingness to deeply and profoundly love.
There are headlines tucked inside our ordinary conversations, like exquisite and knowing poetry written of our lives.
When we magnify our problems by starring at them too intently for too long, we miss the broader view.
Revelations come when we begin to heal, when we make a commitment to come Under the Light.
If there is one image that is emblematic of who I want to be, it’s the woman with the bald head under that cap—not only a picture of resilience but more of a willingness to be transformed.
Exacting a life purpose from unexpected circumstance is precisely why I believe we were brought here. Not to fabricate or invent a reason for existence, but to celebrate existence for its own sake.
The extravagance is never about the gift, it is about our willingness to deeply and profoundly love.
There are headlines tucked inside our ordinary conversations, like exquisite and knowing poetry written of our lives.
When we magnify our problems by starring at them too intently for too long, we miss the broader view.