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Room to Think

Lyssia Katan
Interior Design
Real Estate
Architecture
Psychology
Renovation
Environmental Psychology
Home Design
Wood
Biophilic Design
Block Renovation
Urban Planning
Home and Living
Neuro-Inclusive Design
Feng Shui
Renovation Planning
Glare
Clutter
Workplace Design
Design Psychology
Neurodiversity

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

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In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Kimberly Gallagher, founder of The Feng Shui Flow, host of the Calm and Happy Home podcast, and author of The Calm and Happy Home. After leaving her career as a teacher, Kimberly rebuilt her life around one idea... more

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In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Kobi Karp, a legendary Miami-based architect whose firm has designed over $36 billion in buildings across the world, from luxury resorts and residential towers to affordable housing and historic restorations. Wi... more

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In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Gregg Sulkin, an actor known for his work on screen who has quietly spent the last decade building a real estate portfolio rooted in long-term thinking, renovation, and understanding what actually makes a home w... more

In this episode, Lyssia sits down with Emily Campbell, founder and principal designer of Emily Jane Interior Design, to explore why the most meaningful homes are not just designed to look beautiful, but to feel deeply personal and restorative. Drawin... more

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Kobi Karp
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Episode: The Eye That Shaped a Skyline
Gregg Sulkin
Actor and real estate investor
Episode: Building Behind the Scenes
Emily Campbell
Principal Designer, Emily Jane Interior Design
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Episode: A Home That Feels Like You
Tami Sharp
Works with law enforcement professionals focusing on mental, emotional wellness and energy work; hosts a wellness podcast; has a doctorate in metaphysical science
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Episode: What Lingers in a Space
Dustin Ence
Architect and designer; owner of Dustin Brent Design Build and Sagewood Homes; designs and builds custom homes in Southern Utah
Dustin Brent Design Build; Sagewood Homes
Episode: Designing for the Desert
Danijela Saponjic
Founder of Unfolding Space and feng shui master
Unfolding Space
Episode: The Hidden Forces of Feng Shui
Harley Gusman
Creator behind Harley Renovating, DIY renovation content creator
Harley Renovating
Episode: Confidence, Criticism, and the Fear of DIY
Juhani Pallasmaa
Architect, educator, and author of The Eyes of the Skin
Independent architect and author
Episode: Architecture Beyond the Eyes
Kati Peditto
Environmental psychologist and design researcher
Researcher and designer focused on neuro-inclusive design
Episode: Designing for Neurodivergent Minds

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Lyssia Katan
Host of the show focused on how spaces influence mood, behavior, and wellbeing; brand lead at LiLi Tile.

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Apple Podcasts
#41
United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#236
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#74
Australia/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#117
Philippines/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#172
South Africa/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#214
Israel/Arts/Design

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From Bottle Service to Bedroom Bliss
Q: Where do projects tend to lose their soul and how do you prevent that from happening?
Soul tends to be lost when designers neglect the ceilings, floors, and overall surface choreography, failing to treat every element as part of a coherent whole; by emphasizing layering of finishes and ensuring the design travels from floor to ceiling, projects stay holistic.
The Hidden Forces of Feng Shui
Q: For someone feeling behind in life, what is the first space they should look at in their home and what practical steps would you recommend you take?
The initial focus is the entrance, followed by decluttering to clear both physical and mental energy; then assess the bedroom and the heart point, and finally consider how to elevate the space with future selfing to align energy with the life they want.
The Hidden Forces of Feng Shui
Q: I've been very excited for this conversation because I have been very curious about feng shui for a long time. Before we get into that, I want to know what do you do exactly and why do you do it?
Danijela explains that she is a feng shui master who helps people regain balance and flow by aligning their spaces with their energy and nervous system. She emphasizes that the home is an energy field that can charge or drain you, and shares that the work is as much about mindset and frequency as it is about layout.
Designing for Neurodivergent Minds
Q: What are the core sensory and non-sensory elements that define a neuro-inclusive space beyond sensory rooms?
The core includes addressing acoustics, glare, crowding, autonomy, and clear wayfinding; it's essential to provide flexibility and predictable rules while allowing individuals to move, choose, and self-regulate within the space.
Renovate Smarter, Not Faster
Q: What should homeowners look for when choosing a contractor beyond price?
Homeowners should assess communication, detail in the bid, ability to explain options, flexibility to adapt plans, and the contractor's ability to involve the homeowner in decisions, not just push for quick, low-cost changes.

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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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2. Gregg Sulkin
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4. Tami Sharp
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