Courtsey of Clodagh Design This basement pool by Clodagh Design becomes a quiet ritual space rather than a mere amenity. “Commercial wellness spaces are highly sensorial—light, music, materiality, and spatial design work together to create a soothing atmosphere,” she says. Courtsey of Clodagh Design In a recent townhome project, the team at Clodagh Design added an indoor fountain for sensory relief, decking it out with natural materials to closely mimic nature. As wellness design evolves, universal and neuroinclusive design principles can help homes foster the well-being of everyone who visits. “Clients are increasingly seeking environments and dedicated wellness spaces that reflect their unique rhythms and sensory needs.”4.