Why Your Home May Be Affecting Your Health More Than You Realize | Sarah Walker
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The episode discusses how home environments can impact health and well-being, featuring insights from wellness-focused interior designer Sarah Walker.
In this episode of Family Office Investing Podcast & Investor Insights | Arthur's Round Table, Arthur sits down with Sarah Walker, a wellness-focused interior designer and advisor helping family offices, entrepreneurs, athletes, and ultra-high-net-worth families create homes that actively support health, recovery, performance, and longevity. Sarah shares her personal journey from a life-changing accident and long recovery process to building a business centered on a simple but powerful question: What if your home could help you heal instead of making recovery harder? The conversation explores how home environments impact sleep, stress, focus, energy, recovery, and overall quality of life. Sarah explains why many luxury homes are designed as showpieces rather than sanctuaries and why wellness, longevity, and human performance are becoming major priorities for family offices and successful entrepreneurs. We discuss indoor air quality, non-toxic materials, lighting, biophilic design, neuroaesthetics, wellness technology, EMF mitigation, multi-generational living, healthy home construction, and the future of wellness-focused real estate. Whether you're building a custom home…
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