Why Hospitality Principles Make For More Holistic Spaces - Interior Design

HOME & DESIGN
Written By Lance Wolder

Designing for wellness is, to put it simply, designing for people, industry leaders said during Interior Design’s Hospitality and Wellness roundtable hosted by Helene Oberman, Interior Design managing director, and Jen Renzi, the magazine’s executive editor at NeoCon. People, though, are complex.

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