SXSW 2021
Life Interrupted: How Home Design Can Reconnect Us
Description:
The pandemic has disrupted how we connect—with others, with ourselves, and with our surroundings—as we spend more time than ever at home. Design, however, can shape our perceptions, transforming our feelings from confined to comforted. But how do we inspire those emotional connections with our spaces, and what underlying design elements make us feel content within a home? And as the lines between work and home blur even further, how do we design our spaces to foster connections with others—whether that means shifting away from the virtual and into the physical environment or creating the best atmosphere for digital discussions? From supporting personal well-being to bringing loved ones together, this discussion will examine design choices that can revitalize human connection.
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Takeaways
- What design elements will help foster human connections, particularly as we approach more physical interactions in 2021?
- What are the latest design trends and how are homes evolving amidst the pandemic to better support mental & physical well-being?
- How should you approach designing a space to best reflect your personal values and tastes, enabling emotional connections to your surroundings?
Speakers
- Carisha Swanson, Market Director, House Beautiful
- Laurie March, Founder, Forward March Media, Inc.
- Courtney McLeod, Founder and Principal, Right Meets Left Interior Design
- Sasha Bikoff, CEO, Sasha Bikoff Interior Design
Organizer
Monica Pereira, Digital Director, Ketra Inc
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