Healthy Homes, Healthy Planet Sheron Ravi

Today my guest is Ashleigh Clarke, Founder of Ashley Clarke Architects.

With over 10 years’ experience within The Cotswolds, they have become trusted Cotswold Architects and a RIBA Chartered Architectural Practice. Many of their luxury projects have been inspired by the beautiful surrounding Cotswolds landscape: its colours, contours and light.



"As so many of our clients live in Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), we have built up extensive experience in obtaining Planning Permissions for Listed Buildings and properties situated within the AONB. We understand the ins and outs of the planning application process, and specialist permissions required, and we can guide our clients confidently through each stage.



We believe in sustainability from start to finish – we use environmentally-friendly materials and methods to minimise our environmental impact. That way we can truthfully say that every Ashleigh Clarke design is founded on the principles of sustainable architecture."



Ashleigh truly is an expert in designing and creating environmentally friendly homes, that are harmonious with the natural landscape. Tune in to learn about the benefits of eco-friendly design, including increasing the value of your property. He shares some great tips on key factors to consider, such as rainwater harvesting and utilising renewable energy sources.

Today my guest is Julian Brinton, Managing Director of Wool Classics. He comes from a family of carpet weavers, expertly weaving since 1783.

Wool Classics have a showroom at the Design Centre in Chelsea Harbour in London. They are devoted to providing beautiful carpets and rugs which are made to a high standard, to last as long as possible, from organic materials which biodegrade naturally in soil. 

They manufacture their products using minimal resources utilising their own solar plant which ensures that everything they produce is powered by the sun alone.

They are removing all plastic and petro-chemical based fibres and chemicals from their supply chain to be as pure and healthy for the environment as possible.

Julian Brinton truly is a Master of Wool and is a true trailblazer for sustainable interiors. I am delighted to have him feature on one of my podcast episodes.

Today my guest is Natasha Naess, UK National Sales Manager for Christopher Hyde, a luxury lighting brand.

Christopher Hyde has a passion for elegant lighting and bespoke one-off pieces. This passion is reflected in the fact that their fittings are featured in grand hotels, Royal Palaces and exclusive homes both in the UK and abroad.

Each and every one of their luminaries are hand made by skilled craftsmen using traditional methods and superior materials, creating timeless pieces through sustainable methods.

In this trailer, I share how my motivation for this podcast comes from my life experience, my faith and my hopes for the future.

Physical Health


I share how cancer and respiratory illnesses in my own family have motivated me to design Healthy Homes for a Healthy Planet.

Mental & Emotional Wellbeing


As a former Psychotherapist, I share how I am passionate about incorporating nature and natural materials in my designs. Mindful, intelligent design really can improve our own health and wellbeing,
whilst incorporating sustainable practices.

My Faith


My Christian faith inspires me to be a good steward of our beautiful world, to nurture living plants and animals, whilst also
promoting the health of my family, friends and clients.

Invitation to Collaborate


Let me know which topics you would like us to explore on this podcast.
We promote suppliers of sustainable products and services for the home. Get in touch if you wish to participate in one episode.
If you wish to discuss an Interior Design project, do contact our studio:

enquiries@wellnessinteriors.co.uk

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Welcome to “Healthy Homes, Healthy Planet” Podcast, delivered
by Wellness Interiors design studio.

 

Tune in, to learn how to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, promoting our own wellbeing, whilst creating healthy homes for a healthy planet.

 

Today my guest is Daniela Potter, from Daniela Potter Interiors. Daniela is an Interior Designer, based in Canterbury, Kent who has a niche in both upholstery and making bespoke soft furnishings.



Here we discuss interior design tips on how to make more sustainable choices, when decorating our homes. If you have a piece of furniture you wish to discard, think twice. Perhaps it can be upholstered and given a new lease of life by an expert upholsterer, such as Daniela.