Post by @theclosedloophome

Research has actually shown the importance of being able to control your environment, especially for those with ADHD and autism. Here’s a few functional furniture benefits: 1. As somebody who constantly leaves her cabinet doors open, I can see the benefit of sliding doors leaves less visual residue. 2. My home already has a sofa that moves with the way that I want to sit and I actually encourage this for anybody who really can’t sit still for too long. 3. Make space for play like a game room or a storage coffee table big enough to hold your favorite games 4.Dopamine decor can make a home feel rewarding to be in at every turn as long as it’s not overwhelming to the home dweller. 5. Diffused lighting and cool light installations make such an impact on the idea of the “big light” and how to make a warm glow feel simple and accessible when needed. ##TheClosedLoopHome##NeurodivergentDesign##audhdtok##adhdinwomen##adhdhome