Wellness real estate has been seeing double digit growth in recent years, even during the pandemic.

Research is scarce on this point, he shares, but recalls that a published Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine article reported that weighted blankets improved insomnia and daytime functioning in a four-week study of 120 adults.

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The American Institute of Architect’s latest quarterly survey of its members shows the powerful impact the pandemic continues to have on residential design trends.

“The power of nature is being used widely in the integrative medicine community both through activity, diet, surroundings as well as herbal medicine. Even hospitals are on board with photographs of nature or nature videos,” observes associate professor of clinical medicine and fellowship director...

It’s the highest asking price of any property to date at The Sea Ranch, a community known for its minimalist architecture built in sync with the natural surroundings. At 5.1 acres, it’s also the largest property in the 10-mile span of homes on the Northern California coast.

In recent decades, they’ve emerged as flex rooms with multi-functional identities and increased investment. The cabinetry, surfaces and appliances have all taken on greater style and their location at home has moved into more prominence.

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Current owner Richard Braddock, former CEO of Priceline.com, purchased the home in 2001 from Czech-born financier Viktor Kozeny, an international fugitive dubbed the “Pirate of Prague.” The spectacular Italianate-style estate is now listed for $48.5 million.

There are so many residential design innovations and features that enhance wellness. Then there are design details, styles and trends that can put your home’s wellness potential at risk. Here are six, along with tweaks that can preserve it or reduce the hazard potential.