UPDATE ON PAST PROJECT
Franny Lou’s extended the kitchen into the space formerly occupied by the children’s corner, where Practical Sanctuary created a dandelion mural four years ago.
I love how they lined the shelving up with one cluster of dandelions, and placed a bottle under the ones growing from the ceiling.
Good design isn’t rigid. It’s about the space, not about itself. We deliberately created a mural which was subtle, blending with the overall vibe of the café, not competing for attention.
Because creativity isn’t a one-time thing. It’s an ongoing process. And trying to freeze it in place takes the joy out of it.
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The Eccentric Genius Habitat Intervention
Your space, your nervous system.
Most of us were never taught how our bodies actually experience a room–the light, the sound, the layout, the smell–and what happens when those things work against us instead of for us.
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By the end, you’ll understand more about why certain rooms drain you, what your body knows about your home, and how to start shifting without stressing out.
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