By controlling visual complexity (clutter) and increasing natural landscape and views, stress and anxiety can be avoided.
What’s in your environment has an effect on you, so surround yourself with visually stimulating colors, textures and art.
Indoor pollutants must be eliminated to provide a healthy living environment.
Ergonomics is the applied science of the interaction of human movement with the environment surrounding it to improve effectiveness and perform tasks with the least amount of effort.
By uncluttering rooms, reducing allergens and toxins in the home or optimizing extra space, greater health can be enjoyed by all.
Psychological and spiritual wellbeing can be enhanced through the use of color, light, acoustics, reduction of clutter, integration of nature and space, and more…
Color has a strong psychological significance and can even, to some degree, influence physical reactions in human beings. Here we discuss how to choose the perfect colors for your home.
Lighting is one of the most important psychological factors in home design. Fluorescent lighting is tied to shortened attention span and an inability to concentrate.
Sound and music can make life more pleasant, stimulate and enhance sport and thought performance, and even heal the body.
Using nature in your home and workspace can be beneficial to support your mental, physical, and emotional health.
Ways you can build your space to take into account the natural process of aging so the elderly can extend the time they live unassisted and independent.
By designing your home for your physical, psychological, and spiritual needs, increased health, productivity, happiness, and general quality of life will be the result.