A home should do more than look beautiful it should support the way you live, heal, rest, and perform.

In this episode of the Business Legacy Podcast, host Paul sits down with Sarah Walker, founder and principal designer of Nuance Interior Design, to explore how intentional design impacts wellness, longevity, and quality of life.

Sarah shares her journey from luxury residential design and corporate work at Nordstrom to building one of the few interior design firms in the world focused holistically on wellness. Drawing from personal health challenges and decades of experience, she explains why homes must be designed around nervous systems, cognitive performance, and real human needs not trends.

This conversation reframes interior design as a strategic investment in health, energy, and legacy.

00:01:04 – Sarah's path into interior design
00:03:24 – Asking the right question before designing a home
00:04:25 – Designing for wellness and neurodiversity
00:07:45 – Raising the standard with every project
00:09:10 – Balancing creativity with business operations
00:11:17 – A favorite project and building a sanctuary
00:12:59 – The future of wellness-focused home design
00:15:18 – Designing legacy through health and longevity
00:16:29 – Where to find Sarah and Nuance Interior Design

Connect with Sarah Walker and learn more about her work:
🌐 https://nuanceinteriors.com
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