From Trauma to Designing Luxury Experiences

So interior design, where would you like to begin in the exterior or the interior of

Jackie? Well, I think that we always just want to talk about like how it makes you feel.

It's not what it looks like.

It's not how it performs always because there's a lot of bad design.

But it is really all about how it makes you feel when you're in it.

A lot of folks that do interior or any sort of design don't quite understand what the hell that means.

They really think it's just Pantone here, have black there, have red there.

It's really about the emotion and the energy of the frequency when you walk into a space, is it not?

Yes.

And not a lot of people really truly understand that in terms of what does that mean? What does it mean? to have a space vibrate on your level or vibrate on your corporate level.

What does that really mean? What is the essence of what you're trying to convey through an aesthetic? And that's what a lot of people miss in interior design.

Or I would say they're afraid to talk about, they're afraid to verbalize, and afraid to ask the questions.

Correct.

And it's funny because this happens to everyone every single day.

It's the sheets you sleep in, the size of the bed you're in.

Is it a king size versus a single versus a queen? All these little details add up to the data of what you call your life experience and it equates into negativity, positivity, an urge, a desire.

Yes.

Yes.

And

it's all the manipulation of their frequencies and the sounds in the room.

This color is vibrating an energy.

Correct.

And this energy is making me feel something that's going to make me do another thing.

Yes.

So where does this superpower come from?