Luxury today is about creating housing and interiors that improve well-being. Thinking design integrates nature, technology and craftsmanship to promote relaxation and balance.
1. Biophile integration:
In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Anamol Anand, spokesman for Valueline, suggested: “Inclusion of natural light, inner gardens and organic materials improves the air quality and reduces stress, making a seamless internal and external connection.”
Vivek Agarwal, Aman Bansal and Abhishek Agrawal, co -founder of Maanavi Homes, recommended, “integrate natural elements such as inner plants, water features and plenty of sunlight to improve well -being.”
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Anamol Anand said: “Spa-inspired bathroom, hydrotherapy tubs and calm water improves relaxation. Open bathroom concepts such as seamless glass showers and free-standing tubs increase the bathing experience. Valuelines curated brands, including FIMA, CEA and volvatch, offer exquisite outdoor pool functions and eleginies.”
3. Circadian Lighting:
According to Anamol Anand, intelligent lighting systems agree with natural rhythms that improve sleep and productivity.
Vivek Agarwal, Aman Bansal and Abhishek Agrawal encouraged the mindful lighting and advised: “Integrate circadian lighting systems that adapt to natural rhythms and improve the mood and sleep quality. Shift lighting with dimmers enables an adjustment for relaxation and productivity.”
They rooted for natural light and air flow and suggested: “Maximize large windows, skylight and open layouts to improve daylight and ventilation and to promote a fresh and uplifting environment.”
4. Multi -sensory design:
Anamol Anand claimed: “Textures, fragrances and acoustic treatments create calming rooms.”
5. Wellness -driven rituals:
Anamol Anand emphasized: “Carefully designed kitchens, spa-like bathrooms and meditation neck transform daily routines into moments of mindfulness.”
Vivek Agarwal, Aman Bansal and Abhishek Agrawal talked about such holistic spaces and recommended: “Design wellness areas such as meditation zones, spa-inspired bathrooms or home fitness studios. Thoughtful layouts with seamless inner and outdoor deficiency promote the tranquility.”
6. Sustainable and non -toxic materials:
Vivek Agarwal, Aman Bansal and Abhishek Agrawal insisted: “Use environmentally friendly, low VOC colors, organic fabrics and responsible wood to promote healthier inner air quality.”
The prioritization of well -being becomes modern luxury houses into real protected areas of comfort and refinement.