Are you often restless at home, constantly shifting furniture, unable to relax in your bedrooms, or strangely less productive in your home office? The issue may not be your furniture but how your space speaks to your subconscious.
Forget the modern minimalist trends and Pinterest boards. According to a rare approach that is rooted in ancient spatial philosophies, neuroarchitecture, and what’s called ‘sensory integration’, your walls, ceilings, furniture placement, even the position of your working desk might be sabotaging your well-being.
