Wellness Interior Design

Awarded Best of Houzz award in Customer Service for 2022 and 2023. Houzz is the Leading Platform for home renovation and design. Design awards honour professionals whose work was the most popular among the Houzz community

Dalkey Design Business Earns National Business Accolade

Emma Webb Design Named South Dublin Interior Design Company 2023

Experiencing natural fractal patterns have been shown to have positive health benefits - including improved cognitive function and enhanced problem solving.

Concept design to promote student engagment and encourage learning for a changemaker school in Dublin

Can the Interior design of our homes help us live longer???

Given that we spend an estimated 90% of our time indoors, and post pandemic much of this time is now in our homes, the key challenge designers face today is how to not only deliver built environments that are inclusive, multi-functional, adaptive and sustainable but that can also enhance the well being of those who occupy them.

“Every time you pass a pile of clutter it puts pressure on the brain, causing small but regular doses of stress.”

Clutter is the sock that belongs in an upstairs drawer but has been on the kitchen radiator for two weeks because you’re waiting to see if the second sock turns up.

Every time you see it, something inside you groans. That’s your brain, having a stress episode. Tidy the sock and your brain will find something else to stress about.  Writes Eleanor Flegg (The Irish Independent)  in conversation with Emma Webb

Emma guest lectures to 3rd year Interior Architecture students in Dublin and talks about talks about healthy interior design tools such as Wabi Sabi, Hygge, Biophilic Design, neuro/nudge architecture and active design which all focus on how we feel in a space (e.g. calm, stressed, focused, cosy) and how we respond to a space. Emma also give a brief introduction to the WELL Building standard. 

Emma guest lectures to 3rd year Interior Architecture students in Dublin on how to design healthy spaces using the 14 patterns of Biophilic design. 

If clutter can trigger us to consume more calories than we would in a tidy space , how can we design clever kitchens that hide the mess.

Check out our predictions for the top 10 Interior design trends of 2022 - Natural materials, textured wall finishes, oversized plants, earthy colour schemes, curved furniture and decor and a focus on sleep.

All hail Biophilia – the interiors trend taking us back to nature

Biophilia connects living spaces with nature, creating calm, wellness-promoting places

Irish Times  Home+ Design Sat, Jan 25, 2020

Bernice Harrison

We are delighted to announce the launch of Emma Webb E-Design Studio, conceived to provide beautiful, restorative and high-end interior design schemes ONLINE specifically curated for your project. This is the perfect service if you want to avail of our design expertise but are happy to manage your own project at your own pace. 

Emma talks about how Biophilic Design can make you feel in a space.

Emma talks about ways to incorporate the principles of Biophilic design into your home office

GUEST POST The Benefits Of Biophilic Design by Martin O’Callaghan of Wood Flooring Ireland.

As designers we need to look beyond aesthetics and consider how our clients will use and feel in a space.

The US Environmental Protection Agency ranks indoor environments as one of the top 5 risks to human health that we face today.

Biophilia describes the instinctive bond between human beings and other living things – Nature nurtures, calms and inspires us.

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Wabi Sabi, Hygge and Biophilic Design all focus on how we feel in a space (e.g. calm, stressed, focused, cosy) rather than focusing purely on aesthetics.

The US Environmental Protection Agency ranks indoor environments as one of the top 5 risks to human health that we face today.

Some of the main causes for deficient productivity tend to include absenteeism, loss of focus, negative mood, and poor health.