For a lot of neurodivergent people, the bigger question is: Can I control the stimulation around me? Can I dim the lights? Block the sun? Turn the sound off? Hide visual clutter when I need to? Move into a quieter corner? Retreat completely? Because some of us genuinely love rich sens

—but around what your brain actually needs? 🏡🧠 Research on autistic adults has found that sensory experience, spatial arrangement, routines, socialization and control over the home environment can meaningfully shape daily life. Research involving women with ADHD has also looked at the home as

Last year I made this video sharing how I got into my townhouse and it helped so many people I got comments over the years sharing that people got into rentals with my health so I wanted to boost the sound to help anybody trying to get somewhere new in life. #futureapartment #apartment #badcre

He gave me a key and permission to sleep here to escape my noisy neighbors #apartmentvibes #apartmentaesthetic #boyfriendgifts #girlfriendgoals #interior

He will be here soon, and I am just so excited that I can make him feel more cozy and more happy in his home. Did you know that your homes appearance can affect self-confidence and self trust? And the materials in your environment can affect your nervous system. This is how I love through design be

How did I do? #love #homedesign #boyfriendproblems #boyfriendgifts #interiordesign

#princesstreatment 👍Pros : all of them

#autism #neurodivergent #neurotypical #adhd #audhd

I always compare rhythm in design exactly like it appears in music. If a shape or color or pattern occurs over and over it feels intentional just like a beat creating rhythms in a song. But if there are scarce moments of design that are low impact that don’t repeat it can make a space feel offbeat