The Intersection of Home & Health: Designing for Well-Being
“Studio Lodha combines style and functionality to create homes that are not only beautiful but also calming and restorative.”
At Studio Lodha, designing for well-being involves crafting spaces that prioritise comfort, tranquillity and connection. A home should serve as more than just a residence—it should be a sanctuary that allows for rejuvenation and peace of mind.
Thoughtful design elements, such as soft, warm lighting, natural fibres and rich textures, play a pivotal role in promoting this sense of well-being. For instance, warm lighting fosters a calming atmosphere, while natural materials like linen and wool provide an inherent sense of groundedness. Wood, in particular, offers significant benefits, with research pu
blished in the Journal of Health Psychology demonstrating its ability to reduce stress and encourage relaxation.
In addition, creating spaces that encourage connections with nature is an essential aspect of designing for wellbeing. StudioLodha incorporates biophilic design principles into their projects, integrating natural elements such as plants and expansive windows to bring the outdoors in. This not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a home but also has proven physical and psychological benefits.
“Designing for well-being is about creating harmony, warmth and a true sense of belonging,” explains Blandine de Navacelle, Creative Director at Studio Lodha. She adds, “When it comes to bedrooms— our ultimate sanctuaries—I often favour a muted colour palette, brought to life with soft textures and delicate hues. This approach enhances the feeling of tranquillity and promotes rest.”
As life gets busier, having a home that supports relaxation and balance is more important than ever. Studio Lodha combines style and functionality to create homes that are not only beautiful but also calming and restorative. By using natural elements and high-quality details, they design spaces that offer comfort and care—places where you can truly live well.
Learn more about how Studio Lodha incorporates well-being into interior design by visiting https://www.studiolodha.com/
