HELLO! 

I am Tamsin, a regenerative designer.

I help creative individuals and teams build capacity in regenerative design.

Regenerative design is a practice, mindset and method that orientates around planetary health and wellbeing. 

At the heart of regeneration is to align with and evoke more life into a culture and sense of place that may have been barren, extractive and anthropomorphic before.

There is potential to achieve a more resilient, rebalanced, and regenerative future together.

This Design Practice

Our practice involves inner, outer and ecosystemic development, a three scaled-system of the personal, collective and the whole, held together in a learning journey. This Life-centred design path can help individuals and organisations adapt and evolve. 

The Regenerative Journey

The route of the Regenerative journey is emergent yet set within some structure. This delicate balance between emergence and structure allows for fresh insight and new growth to arise. 

The Role of Designer

The role of the designer offers a gift within the regenerative movement. We are facilitators of thinking, negotiators of value, visualisers of the intangible, navigators of complexity, mediators of stakeholders and coordinators of the imagination. 

In a safe and contained learning environment, our unique flavour of design in regeneration involves: 

  • Unlearning ways of thinking that no longer serve us

  • Reframing wicked problems, to ask better questions

  • Embodying nature's cycles, particularly of Celtic origin

  • Prototyping regenerative ways of thinking and being 

  • Visualising regenerative systems, rituals and ideas

  • Encouraging maximum diversity 

  • Seeing regenerative design as learning enquiry

  • Treating solutions lightly

Possible Learning Journey Outcomes

  • Feeling more connected to nature

  • Expanded horizons 

  • Holding more hope for the future

  • Increased confidence in regenerative practice 

  • Working with design as intentionality

  • New connections and collaborators 

  • Unknown Unknowns