Michelle Ogundehin in conversation with Kellie Miller Four steps to a home that heals

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This talk is based on the book that Mary Portas described as giving strong, clever, intelligent advice with soul and Arianna Huffington claimed was an essential step-by-step guide to creating a home we love. Fashion supremo Donna Karan also said that it connected the dots between comfort, wellness, calm, rejuvenation, self-care and warm hospitality, showing that physical personal space has a spiritual relationship to ourselves.What does home mean today? How can we harness its power for health and happiness? How can we make it the ultimate foundation for the life we life we dream of having? Michelle will answer all these questions and more as she believes that it is only from such a space that you can achieve the emotional balance that will assist in finding your true purpose and fulfil your potential.

But, while there is much discussion today of pollution in our wider environment, in truth, we spend a staggering 90% of our time indoors, and indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outside. Its part of an overwhelming misunderstanding about the impact on our health of our domestic environments, especially for our children whose bedrooms rank as some of the most polluted.

Why dont we hear more about this? Because discussions about the pillars of health typically revolve around nutrition, sleep and exercise, maybe meditation or other forms of stress relief with valid reason they are all vital components of wellbeing. However, consideration of the space in which these activities commonly come together, your home, is frequently missing from the equation. This visionary talk will redress that balance and preview Michelles eagerly anticipated second book: Better Home Better Health: How your Home might be killing you.

Michelle Ogundehin is internationally renowned as a thought-leader on interiors, wellbeing, trends and style. Dubbed 'the interiors guru' by The Sunday Times, she defines herself as a writer and author who also does TV. She is Head Judge on the BBCs Interior Design Masters, and a contributing Editor to the FTs How to Spend It magazine.

Kellie Miller is an international artist, curator, critic and gallery owner. Kellie Miller Arts (KMA) is an award-winning gallery representing and supporting over 100 artists.

A Q&A Session will follow.