Know what your home is asking of your body.
A science-informed assessment of the indoor conditions that can influence sleep, recovery and daily wellbeing.
Invisible conditions shape how a space feels.
The assessment brings environmental measurement and interior design analysis together. It looks beyond appearance to identify where air, light, noise, temperature, moisture, water and material choices may be working against the way you want to sleep, recover and live.
People spend approximately 90% of their time indoors.
US EPASome indoor pollutants are often 2–5× higher than outdoors.
US EPARadon is estimated to cause 3–14% of lung cancers, depending on national exposure and smoking prevalence.
WHOMould can grow unseen behind drywall, wallpaper and inside damp wall cavities.
US EPAA whole-home view of environmental wellbeing.
The exact scope is agreed before the visit and adapted to the property. Measurements are interpreted as indicators, not treated as a diagnosis in isolation.
Air & ventilation
CO₂, PM2.5, TVOCs, relative humidity and temperature trends, plus short-term radon screening with longer follow-up where indicated.
Light & circadian support
Illuminance, colour temperature, spectral quality and flicker across key daytime and evening settings.
Noise & sleep
Background and peak noise, time patterns and likely transmission paths around sleep and recovery spaces.
Thermal & moisture
Temperature and humidity patterns, surface conditions and areas that warrant closer moisture investigation.
Water screening
Basic tap-water indicators such as pH, conductivity, TDS, temperature and chlorine, with laboratory referral where appropriate.
Materials & spatial design
Finishes, furniture, layouts, sensory load and how design decisions support daily rhythms and practical use.
From readings to decisions.
Your priorities
A short consultation and questionnaire clarify the home, routines, concerns and the outcomes that matter to you.
The environment
An on-site survey and room-by-room measurements, with monitoring over an agreed period where useful.
The patterns
Readings are reviewed alongside the floor plan, materials, building conditions and how each room is used.
The home
You receive a practical, prioritised design intervention report and a meeting to walk through the findings.
Evidence you can see. Actions you can use.
- Bedroom: reduce night-time light and noise intrusion
- Living: improve ventilation strategy and monitor trends
- Kitchen: review extraction and combustion sources
- Study: tune task light and visual ergonomics
What you receive
- Key findings by room
- Clear measurement summaries
- Prioritised quick wins
- Design interventions
- Options by effort and budget
- Specialist referrals when needed
Make the place you live part of your wellbeing strategy.
Available directly to homeowners and as a partner service for longevity clinics, health practitioners and performance teams.
Book a 15-minute consultation