We’re Meaghan and Aileen—neighbors, handywomen, and the founders of Renew Rekindle.

Like many homeowners, we’ve spent years living in spaces that almost worked—homes full of potential but lacking clarity or the time to figure out what to do next. Through our own renovations and refreshes, we realized something important: updating a home doesn’t have to be overwhelming, expensive, or impersonal. It just needs the right guide.

That’s why we started Renew Rekindle in 2025.

Who We Are

We’re not traditional interior designers—and that’s intentional.
We’re hands-on and practical, handy-women with an eye for design. We sit in the middle between design and construction, helping homeowners think through decisions, translate ideas into clear plans, and carry them through to completion.

Between the two of us, we bring:

• Deep experience in project management, real estate, and business

• A strong creative instinct and research-driven approach to design

• Years of hands-on renovation experience in our own homes

• A trusted network of contractors and trade partners

• And a shared belief that homeowners deserve clarity, confidence, and support throughout the process

Our Approach: The Missing Middle

We don’t overthink design. We listen. We ask the right questions. We take your inspiration, your lifestyle, and your budget into account—and help you make confident decisions quickly. Once you are ready to move forward, we make the introductions to our trusted partners and stay involved from start to finish.

• We are local (Circle C Residents) and involved

• Guidance through decisions that usually feel overwhelming

• We stay involved and work alongside contractors

• Practical design solutions that reflect your style—not trends for the sake of trends

If you’re looking for partners who feel more like trusted neighbors than a traditional design firm, we’d love to work with you.

—Meaghan & Aileen

“Our goal is simple - to help homeowners renew their spaces and rekindle their love for their homes—without stress, confusion, or unnecessary expense.”