Holistic Interior Design Training
Trainings in holistic interior design will open in the coming months.
If you are interested in making a difference in the way we design homes and interiors, and in integrating some of the most fundamental principles to create spaces that truly support our well-being, join the waiting list to be the first to know when spots open.
Only a few places will be available for each cohort.
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The Roots of These Trainings
These trainings are rooted in data and research. They draw on the biology and ecology of space, the psychology of space, and the legacy of healthy living and hygiene in the way we design homes. These foundations are woven together with a modern, aesthetic approach, and with Laura’s personal experience of applying these principles in her work.
It is an approach grounded in science, held with humility: we don’t yet understand everything about how the spaces we live in affect us, and some of it remains a mystery.
These trainings do not include teachings on feng shui or similar practices.
Who are these trainings for?
These trainings are for architects, interior architects, and designers who want to deepen their practice by integrating a holistic perspective into their projects and their work with clients.
They are also open to anyone who wants to improve their well-being and quality of life by learning how to create a home and an environment that truly support them.
No prior knowledge of holistic design is required.
Laura Wencker is a French certified architect with over 10 years of experience in high-end renovation of homes, apartments, and hotels, in Paris and in Mallorca. Her work spans architecture, interior design and creative projects rooted in well-being, self-care, and personal exploration.
At the heart of her practice is a deep curiosity about how to create a life that feels truly aligned, supported, and deeply lived.
She divides her time between private consultations and online offerings. She is now developing a series of trainings to share the holistic approach she has built over the years for designing homes and interiors that truly support our well-being, convinced that this approach is the way forward for rethinking the spaces we live in, for ourselves and for future generations.