Human Design Environments: Home + Office
If you made it here, you likely already know a little about Human Design. If not welcome! Human Design, is a unique system that combines elements of astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah, and quantum physics to help individuals understand their inherent characteristics and optimal environments. At the core of Human Design are six distinct Environment types: Caves, Markets, Kitchens, Mountains, Valleys, and Shores. Each type is associated with specific traits, preferences, and needs. To discover your Human Design Environment type, you can get your free Human Design Chart at myhumandesign.com. When looking at your chart scroll down to find your Environment type, then back up you will see arrows near the top. The left, bottom arrow gives another layer to your environment. The left-pointing arrow is led by masculine energy (logical, structure, and analytical) you are designed to be the “do-er” or the Observed. If the arrow is pointing right at you are designed to observe, you receive in a (heart-focused, intuitive, and patient approach.) Some people are meant to chill out and relax, while others do.
Caves: The Cozy Retreat
If your Human Design Chart reveals that you resonate with the Cave environment, your ideal space exudes comfort and tranquility. Opt for warm and earthy tones, plush furniture, and soft textures to create a cozy retreat. Integrate dimmable lighting and candles for a relaxed atmosphere. Consider incorporating nature-inspired art and plants, rocks, and natural elements to evoke a sense of grounding.
View the Caves interior Pinterest board.
Markets: The Social Hub
Market people are likely to have an attachment to a favorite item, part of the home, or mindset. So find that one accent chair a market person is obsessed with and try modular furniture that is flexible to move and change. They are very connected to nature and even if they do not choose to be in nature will naturally move furniture or swap our decor based on season change. It may take some time for a marketperson to identify their style; bold colors, open layouts, and versatile furniture arrangements to accommodate gatherings. A marketperson should incorporate statement pieces of art and decor that inspire them and spark conversations. Experiment with eclectic styles, blending various design elements to create a dynamic and lively space. View the Markets Pinterest board.
Kitchens: The Heart of the Home
Individuals aligning with the Kitchen environment thrive in functional spaces, inviting, and centered around nourishment. Focus on practicality in your design with a well-organized layout and efficient storage solutions. Utilize warm and inviting color schemes, and consider incorporating culinary-inspired artwork or decor. Invest in quality kitchen equipment and appliances to enhance the functionality of this central space. Incorporate kitchen-inspired decor and invest in quality office equipment to enhance productivity.
Mountains: The Tranquil Retreat
If your Human Design places you in the Mountain environment, your ideal space should be a serene retreat. Opt for neutral color palettes, minimalist furniture, and clean lines to create a calming ambiance. Integrate natural materials like wood and stone for a grounding effect. Consider incorporating meditation or reading nooks for moments of quiet reflection. Opt for ergonomic furniture and consider incorporating natural materials to ground the space.
Valleys: The Harmony Haven
Individuals with a Valley environment inclination thrive in spaces that promote harmony and balance. Choose a balanced color palette and well-proportioned furniture to create a harmonious atmosphere. Integrate Feng Shui principles to enhance the flow of energy in your space. Artwork depicting landscapes or scenes with balanced elements can contribute to the overall sense of equilibrium. Integrate Feng Shui principles to enhance the flow of energy in your workspace. Incorporate artwork or decor that aligns with the theme of balance and harmony.
Shores: The Coastal Haven
For those resonating with the Shores environment, your space should evoke a sense of calmness and openness. Choose a light and airy color scheme, reminiscent of the coastal palette. Incorporate natural textures like rattan and sea-inspired decor to bring the beach indoors. Opt for furniture with clean lines and open spaces to create a breezy and relaxed environment.
Understanding your Human Design Environment type can provide valuable insights into crafting a space that aligns with your unique preferences and needs. By incorporating the suggested decor, art, and design elements for each type, you can create a home or office environment that not only reflects your personality but also supports your overall well-being and productivity. Embrace the transformative power of design based on your Human Design, and let your space become a true reflection of your authentic self.
