
Room to Think explores how the spaces we live and work in shape how we think, feel, and function.Hosted by Lyssia Katan, Head of Brand at LiLi Tile, the podcast features conversations with world-class architects, designers, neuroscientists, psychologists, and cultural thinkers. Together, they unpack how light, layout, materials, sound, and spatial decisions influence stress, focus, creativity, and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArtsHome & GardenLeisure | |||

In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Hollis Callas, a California-based illustrator, muralist, and designer, to explore how art, nature, memory, and personal expression can bring a space to life. Working across illustration, textiles, tile, interior... more
In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Professor Beatriz Colomina, architectural historian, theorist, author, and professor at Princeton University, to explore the hidden forces shaping the spaces we live in and what those spaces reveal about us. Kno... more
In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Maggie Wilkerson, interior consultant and founder of Collected Home, to explore why a house can be filled with things you love and still not feel quite right. Known for helping people create thoughtful, layered ... more
In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Emilie Munroe, founder and creative director of Studio Munroe, to explore what makes a beautifully designed room become a home people actually remember. Known for creating colorful, sophisticated, and deeply per... more
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This series explores how built environments influence mood, stress, focus, and wellbeing, with conversations spanning interior design, architecture, neuroscience, psychology, and environmental research. Across episodes, hosts and guests unpack practical strategies for designing spaces that support nervous systems, attention, and collaboration—covering topics from material honesty and lighting to acoustics, wayfinding, biophilic design, and neuro-inclusive environments. Notably, guests bring diverse perspectives—from design practitioners and builders to physicians and environmental psychologists—offering actionable tips for homeowners, office managers, and creators aiming to make spaces that feel calmer, more productive, and better aligned w... more
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Recent guests on Room to Think include:
1. France Brunel
2. Tim Sperry
3. Alyssa Martin
4. Paul Stout
5. Kimberly Gallagher
6. Kobi Karp
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8. Emily Campbell
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