Overall well-being in the interior environment is very much linked to the primal need for both a view to the outside and the safety of a snug corner devoid of prying eyes. It is human. It is instinctual and greatly affects our well-being both mentally and physically in the environments we build for ourselves and those we hold close. These environments often don't adequately reflect our need for this parameter however, there are subtleties within the design of a space that can enhance this evolutionary need and crucially have a very positive affect on our overall health. 

Often overlooked when assembling an interior scheme, the importance of an overall sense of balance - not just in terms of material proportions and their effective use, but also in terms of the physical space occupied by objects on each of the spaces' 6 planes.