A DESIGN PHILOSOPHY FOR A SIMPLE LIFE
I recently reflected on the way our homes are often shaped — not always by intention, but by habit, trend, or convenience. Inspired by This is Home by Natalie Walton, and by my own artistic journey, I feel called to explore a different approach: a design philosophy rooted in simplicity, authenticity, and meaning.
This blog post is an invitation to rethink how we design our living spaces — not as displays, but as living, breathing extensions of who we are.
THE ESSENCE OF HOME — CREATING SPACES THAT FEEL TRUE AND CALMING
I recently came across the beautiful book "This is Home" by Natalie Walton and was inspired by the concept of the emotional importance of a home. It reminded me that a home is not defined by its size or its look, but by the feelings it nurtures within us. A few things that I learned from this heartfelt exploration, I have summarized in this blog post — reflections on how we can create spaces that feel true, calming, and deeply rooted in authenticity.
CREATING A HOME THAT REFLECTS OUR PERSONAL VALUES — THE DESIRE FOR AUTHENTIC LIVING SPACES
In an era defined by constant innovation and ubiquitous technology, the longing for a home that mirrors our views has never been more profound. Our living spaces transcend mere shelters; they serve as sanctuaries that encapsulate our very identities, beliefs, and aspirations. This post aims to ignite our imagination and offer insights into how we can bring our vision to life.
