
Origins of Intentional Living explores trauma-informed design, somatic awareness, and intentional living, with gentle reflections on how our spaces, habits, and inner worlds can support regulation, connection and intentional design
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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In the West and on Instagram, clutter clearing is often framed as a discipline problem. The quiet message is that if you were more focused, more consistent, or more motivated, your home would finally stay in order. We borrow productivity la...
Most people assume my work is about designing rooms. Really, it is about how much effort a room quietly asks your body to make.
People do not just exist inside spaces. Their bodies are constantly responding to them, often before they reali...
Connection is often described as something we create through interaction. We speak, respond, and make ourselves visible in order to feel included. Design tells a quieter and often more accurate story. Long before conversation begins, the bo...
Bathrooms are often overlooked in conversations about design, even though they are among the most frequently used spaces we inhabit. We return to them daily, often unconsciously, yet they quietly hold much of the human experience: release,...
The clutter in your home is not a failure of discipline, a moral flaw, or evidence that you are behind. More often, it is an attempt at belonging.
Our homes are not neutral containers. They are living reflections of our inner lives, shaped...
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Working at the intersection of trauma-informed design and architecture with nervous system science to create spaces that nurture safety, connection, and human aliveness—rooted in trauma-support work.
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