How to Create a Zen Design for Your Backyard Sanctuary
Zen design is a style for a serene or mindful surrounding. Let’s delve into what Zen design might look like in your backyard garden.
Designing Lives
Designing lives category is about how we design our intimate environments for peaceful, low-stress living. When I refer to intimate environments, it’s a look at our surroundings that are most familiar to us. I draw from Feng Shui, interior design blogs, and my intuition and experience in creating an intimate environment for myself that brings me moments of joy and relaxation.
House Plants that are Healthy for Cats
You might only be aware of the unhealthy plants for your kitty. So here is information about house plants that are healthy and safe for cats.
Feng Shui for Design Balance in Your Apartment or Home
Our world is dealing with unpleasant chaos. That’s why Feng Shui principles for design balance in our interiors are more important than ever.
The Psychology of How Color Affects Lives
Amazingly, humans are far more visual than animals. Please enjoy this primer about the world of colors and how color affects lives.
Design Your Intimate Environment to Stay Home and Stay Safe
During this time of “stay home and stay safe”, people are working from home. Here’s economical ways to enhance your intimate surroundings.
Working From Home For A While? Here’s How to Get Started Right!
It it surprising just how challenging it is to transition from working in an office to working from home. In fact, many things are different.
Bring the Outside In for a Clear and Refreshing Environment with Gallons of Greenery
Bring the outside in with houseplants, indoor gardens, and lighting to keep those plants green. Enliven your living space with gallons of greenery.
Meditation Basics for Alpha Relaxation
Meditation is an excellent source of relaxation after or before a stressful event in your life. Here’s an easy introduction just for you.
House Plants and Flowers for Healthy Air and Lower Stress Levels
It’s the time of year to look forward to Spring, but still a little early to think about planting outside, so let’s look at house plants.