Murder Farms was created from a lifelong awareness that the way a home feels matters.

Growing up in the Midwest alongside my two sisters, chores were simply part of life — dishes, counters, floors, and the understanding that cleanliness reflected respect for the environment you lived in. My mother not only ran our home with a sharp standard for cleanliness, but also cleaned houses for wealthy families while my father worked long hours on the railroad. Clean wasn’t aesthetic in our house. It was essential.

Over time, that awareness evolved into something deeper: an appreciation for order, atmosphere, scent, lighting, and the emotional effect a well-kept space can have on the people inside it. Years spent working in hospitality, branding, design, and travel exposed me to environments that felt calm, restorative, and intentionally considered in ways most home care products never seemed to acknowledge.

I created Murder Farms because I believed caring for a home could feel different — less clinical, less disposable, and more connected to the rituals of everyday living. I’m proud to share Murder Farms with you.