I help Latvian homeowners reclaim their space

It started in university. I was studying interior design at Riga Technical University's Faculty of Architecture and Design, fascinated by how spaces could be transformed. But there's a gap between theory and reality. Most design projects focused on aesthetics — the look of a room. What about actually living in it?

After I graduated in 2012, I spent five years working as an interior designer for a Riga firm doing residential renovations. That's where everything changed. I kept noticing the same pattern: homeowners had enough space, but they didn't know how to use it. A bedroom was cramped despite having 12 square meters. A kitchen felt chaotic even though it was functional. The problem wasn't the apartment — it was the organization.

I started experimenting. Vertical shelving systems. Modular furniture arranged differently. Storage solutions that fit seasonal needs. The results were dramatic. Not just more space, but homes that actually felt livable. Families could breathe again. That's when I realized my real passion wasn't interior design — it was helping people understand their own spaces.

Over the next seven years, I've worked on more than 200 residential projects. Small studios, family homes, shared apartments. Each one taught me something new about how Latvians actually live, what storage challenges matter most, and which solutions actually stick. I've completed professional certifications in modular furniture design and seasonal storage management. But honestly? The real education came from real homes and real people who trusted me with their spaces.

Today at songbit.org Solutions SIA, I focus on turning that experience into resources. Articles, guides, practical frameworks. My goal is simple: make professional-grade storage solutions accessible to anyone, whether they're hiring help or doing it themselves.