What is Wellness Design?
What exactly is Wellness Design
(and why should you care about it?)
Our surroundings have a profound impact on all systems of our body.
Cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, and even the integumentary system (do you remember this one from high school biology?) are affected by our environments. Design aspects which we take into consideration are:
Indoor air quality
Water quality
Ergonomics and active furniture
Functional design and space planning
Sustainable and non-toxic materials
Sanitation and proper hygiene systems
Food service display/ layout/ healthy food promotion
A properly designed environment reduces stress and provides a sense of comfort
Whatever your business, a well designed space will convey the vibes of your brand in a positive way, be it high-energy and motivational or serene and calming. We take all the senses into account when creating your environment.
Acoustics and noise levels
Proper lighting/ glare mitigation
Thermal comfort
Olfactory (fragrance/ smell) containment/ promotion/ integration
Adaptable spaces
Daylighting analysis
Capturing the intangible
To be able to capture a feeling and express it through a three dimensional environment is the essence of great design. We work with you to dive deep into who you are and what your business stands for in order to create a space which brings these values to life.
Material selection and art integration
Biophilic design
Sound/ music integration
Designation of space
Promoting core values/ business culture
We believe that each and every person has the ability to take control of their own lives and make an impact on themselves and others. Not only do we strive to create a beautiful space which functions like a well-oiled machine, we also put our heart and soul into what we do. Our goal is to create spaces that inspire other humans to be happy, healthy and joyful every day. If at least one person a day enters a space and smiles, we have done our job.
As humans in modern day society, we spend over 90% of our lives indoors. Considering that the majority our time is spent surrounded by four walls, have you ever stopped to think about what impact these interior surroundings have on your health?
Designing for wellness is a holistic process which takes into account mid, body and spirit. To function at our optimal levels, we need to address all three of these aspects. If one is out of balance, the other two will suffer.
