MEET THE ENERGY
This is bigger than design.
I spent over a decade designing spaces between Italy and Australia for hundreds of clients—curating beautiful, functional homes for people who valued aesthetic and detail. In 2020, I founded Giulia Nozzoli Design with a vision beyond aesthetics, and little did I know that this was going to lead me to something bigger.
I started to feel something deeper and followed my intuition:
Because the truth is that the real shift doesn’t happen when your space looks good—it happens when what you see, touch, and feel begins to trigger the emotions of the life you desire and are meant to live.
When your environment reflects your highest vision, your body starts to believe it’s safe to live in that reality—now.
That’s when I understood: my role is bigger than curating environments. It’s to empower and guide you through this transformation.
Today,
I work at the intersection of energetics, environment, and personal power.
I use space as a mirror to help you see what’s blocking you, clear it, and begin living in the frequency of your future self.
I guide visionary individuals to reconnect with their inner clarity, using their environment as a mirror and activator.
Like the founder who’d been circling a business pivot—stuck in overthinking, afraid to be seen in her bigness.
We uncovered the blocks, and created rituals and moments of connections where she released the fear, received the clarity, and embodied her highest version.
She launched her new offer. Tripled her income. And finally let herself lead.
Or the creative who had been stuck in her head, overthinking every decision.
We reset her bedroom and introduced rituals that gave her nervous system the safety to pause and listen.
That space didn’t make the decision for her.
It simply reminded her of who she already was.
And from that place, she ended an unaligned partnership and began creating again—this time, from truth.
Or the mother who had been living in service of everyone but herself.
We created one intentional corner just for her—a space that didn’t demand, but reflected.
And in that reflection, accompanied by intentional sounds, scents and textures, she remembered herself. She reclaimed her identity, her energy, and her voice.
These aren’t design moments.
They’re identity shifts.
And they begin the moment your space stops reflecting your past—and starts activating your future.
Because here’s the truth:
The space doesn’t transform you. You do.
