10 minute read

Are the minimalists right - would we feel better with less?

This blog post will be exploring why we de-clutter our homes, the emotional ties to possessions that hold us back from minimising, and puts a sensory perspective at the heart of our drive to minimise

Transitioning our homes from the cooler months to the warmer weather feels a right of passage every year.

But how do we cope with the changes to our home as well as the multitude of other sensory changes this time of year brings.

For those who experience sensory overwhelm due to a neurodivergence and the sensory processing difficulties that are present in so many of us, this blog explores tips and ideas of how to take our homes from autumn/winter to spring/summer whilst coping with daily and seasonal transitions.

7 minute read

Does our attitude to Interior Design reflect our trauma, Neurodiversity and mental health?

Does the rate, speed and enthusiasm in which we decorate our homes have a direct link to what is going on within us mentally and emotionally surpassing far more than just aesthetic opinions?

6 minute read

Why it is important to focus on your own sensory needs when living with others.

9 minute read

How to lean into sensory affirming Interior Design during seasons of change and bereavement.

Moving home, pet loss and Sensory Processing Difficulties.

5 minute read

An open letter to the world about what it is like to have sensory processing difficulties (SPD). - 5 minute read

Wax & Wane Interiors’ brand story - 5 minute read