A lot of the time, the places we spend the most time can help us live better. Big changes like knocking down walls or adding rooms can change a property, but the small, useful details are what really make a home. To make a sanctuary, you need to find a balance between how things look and how useful they are for the many times we use them every day. The Philosophy of Living Well The modern way of designing the inside of a home has changed from just making it look nice to focusing on “intentional living.” This means that everything in a room should have a purpose and help the room feel balanced. This way of thinking is most clear in the kitchen and bathroom design. These are busy places where speed is important, but they’re also where we do our most important self-care and eating rituals. When we…
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