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4 Home Features That Support Emotional Wellbeing

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February 1, 2021
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These days, a lot of emphasis is placed on home features that contribute to our physical health, such as exercise rooms, air purifiers and water filtration systems. Equally important, however, is our emotional health, which is why today’s luxury buyers are seeking out properties that cater to this. Following are a few home features that can help to promote emotional wellbeing in your daily life.

Activity Spaces
With all the screen time that consumes our day-to-day lives, it’s important that we have a way to unplug and enjoy some downtime. For this purpose, activity spaces are ideal when it comes to relaxing your mind, and they can come in many forms. From game rooms where you can do puzzles and play board games with the family to a music room where you can pick up an instrument for a few hours, it’s easy to create an exciting activity space for engaging in various hobbies.

Meditation Studio
It’s no secret that incorporating a few minutes of meditation into one’s daily routine can help decrease stress and improve mental health. While all you really need is a quiet place to sit down, it can be beneficial to have a designated space that’s relaxing and free of distractions. For this reason, meditation studios are on the rise in luxury homes. 

Public and Private Spaces 
With families spending more time under one roof than ever before, there’s much to be said for a home that provides a sense of balance. An open concept is great when everyone is hanging out together and enjoying each other’s company, but it’s equally important to have more intimate spaces that allow for personal time. A private library, study or den, for instance, can be useful when you need your own space for a few hours.

Wellness Area
Of course, there’s nothing like having your own wellness area that you can escape to and let all your stress just drift away. Massage rooms, hot tubs and saunas are a few popular features that these areas are equipped with to benefit both the mind and body. 

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