Not every home comes with a sprawling floor plan, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Whether you’re nestled in a classic Craftsman in South Minneapolis, living efficiently in Edina, or navigating a long, narrow lot in St. Paul’s Highland Park, compact living offers endless opportunities to get creative.

In design, few things are more important than the power of color. From setting a tone to shifting an entire atmosphere, your color choices are always working harder than you think. And lately, color psychology in interiors has trickled in from the runway to the residential space, and with good reason.

Learn how to transform your home into a wellness sanctuary with smart, hygienic kitchens, upgraded primary suites featuring spa-like amenities, and biophilic interiors that foster calm. By focusing on thoughtful materials and intuitive design, every space can support a healthier, more restorative lifestyle.

The more we expose our children (and ourselves) to complex tastes, be it food or color, the more we enrich our minds and inspire deeper reflection.