Exercise for the Home

We eat and sleep at home. We decorate and fill our homes.

But beneath the obvious, the home’s key role is as a support system.

The home can support relationships, life goals, family changes, dreams, and creativity. It can also be a steady support in darker times. And all support systems need exercise. So, keep your home in shape with this 1 simple trick:

Rearrange details as you see them stop working.

That's it.

Be it furniture arrangements, closet organization, or a shelf to display small treasures. . . each can serve a purpose today and later become outdated. When crafting a healing home, "outdated" isn't about style or fashion; it simply means this detail or arrangement is no longer serving its purpose or those who live there. 

This little trick allows for life’s seasons, struggles, and joys to each be fully supported in the home. And being a successful support system is really the underlying role of the home. The home can protect our dreams, strengthen our stories, and deepen our closest relationships. Allowing the details within the home to change and grow so they continue to meet your deeper goals is one way to create a spacious, authentic, healing home.