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Well-Being in your Utah Home — Part One

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The Truth about Hospitals

Have you ever been inside a hospital? Was it a pleasant experience? Is there anything that could have made it better? These are questions being researched by two professors at USC. In an article recently published in the Harvard Business Review, we see that better designed hospitals do indeed lead to faster healing. When hospital rooms have windows where patients can see outside, plants in the lobby, or designated spaces like an atrium where patients and staff can relax, there is shown to be noticeably reduced pain, fewer infections, and shorter hospital stays for patients.

Dave studied this phenomenon while getting his Master’s Degree in Construction Management at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Your well-being is at the forefront of his mind.

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Your Well-Being Matters

But what does hospital design have to do with you and your home? According to the American Time Use Survey, Americans spend an average of 10 waking hours a day in their home (not counting sleeping!). With so much time being spent at home, shouldn’t our homes be designed to promote our health and optimize our living? The same consideration that is going into hospital design to improve healing should be done in our own homes to improve our everyday lives. Rather than settling and adjusting our lifestyles to fit the home, we should be adjusting our home to fit our needs. When we build or remodel a home with your well-being in mind, we can optimize things like layout, storage, durability, and access to nature in order to serve your needs in the best possible way.


We can choose to make our own living spaces tidier, more beautiful, and more inspirational.
— Gérald Caussé

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While this is easier said than done, in this series of blog posts, we will be guiding you through simple ways to improve the different areas of your home. You will discover a variety of solutions you can implement immediately that will prioritize your well-being, accelerate healing, increase comfort, and enhance happiness.

Join us on this journey as we dive into each of the following areas of your home to discuss practical, proven methods that can boost your well-being.


Prioritize your well-being. Accelerate healing. Increase comfort. Enhance happiness.


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Michelle Harris

I'm a Utah-based designer, inspired by minimalism and slow living. With nearly a decade of experience under my belt, I've earned a reputation for my keen eye for detail.

My mission? Take design off your plate, so you can focus on what really matters to you and your business. Ready to refine your brand? Let's do this!

https://madewithmichelle.com
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