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Dec 5, 2018 Featured, Health and Wellness

5 Wellness Trends Happening in Commercial Designs

In today's modern world there is a big emphasis on wellness in every industry and in design, this is no different. Different aspects of design can affect our health in numerous ways including its abilities to lower our stress levels. But, it goes far beyond what colors we put on the walls or the fabric used in bedding or the texture of a carpet. Here at Sensory Six, we are always on the lookout for new ways to emphasize wellness in our designs. In fact, our name comes from the strong belief [...]

Jun 13, 2018 Featured, Health and Wellness

Sensory Six & the Wellness Standard

HerLife Magazine featured Sensory Six’s very own founder and president, Sandra Fox, where she discussed their 21st Century Zen™ style and how they incorporate health and wellness into their designs. “It was truly an honor to be asked to share on creating spaces that promote health and wellness in this month’s HerLife Magazine Ask the Expert Spotlight.” [...]

May 11, 2018 Featured, Health and Wellness

The Benefits of Going “Green” with Plant Décor

Have your ever considered greening your home? If not, you should now. Plants are a simple way to add instant color and glamour to home interiors. But also, wellness can be fostered through the ‘living’ decor plants provide – they absorb harmful chemicals and regulate humidity.This is more than just aesthetics. Plants are believed to be good for one’s health and help clean the indoor air. At Sensory Six, our designs focus on enabling people to enjoy lives filled with [...]

Jun 23, 2017 Featured, Health and Wellness

Mindful Design: Escape the Chaos

In 1960, a new design concept was introduced to the American public by the Editor in Chief of House Beautiful, Elizabeth Gordon. The new concept was named “Shibui” and by definition meant: describes a profound, unassuming, quiet feeling. It is a design concept that is unobtrusive, unostentatious and is never complicated or contrived. This simple design concept, while it was new to the United States in the 1960’s, dates back centuries in Japanese culture and features the design [...]

May 11, 2017 Featured, Health and Wellness

Wellness for Every Interior

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