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Why do hotel rooms feel so relaxing?
In this episode of Living Notes, recorded from the quiet island of Kohama in Okinawa, I explore why so many people dream of creating a hotel-like home—and why that feeling doesn't always last.
Perhaps the secret isn't luxury at all. Perhaps it's fewer decisions, less visual clutter, and a home that gives your mind a chance to rest.
Drawing on my experience as an interior designer in Japan, I share simple ideas inspired by hotel living, minimalism, and thoughtful home design—without asking you to give up the things you love.
If you've ever wished your home could feel as peaceful as your favorite hotel, this episode is for you.
By Chiharu TsujiWhy do hotel rooms feel so relaxing?
In this episode of Living Notes, recorded from the quiet island of Kohama in Okinawa, I explore why so many people dream of creating a hotel-like home—and why that feeling doesn't always last.
Perhaps the secret isn't luxury at all. Perhaps it's fewer decisions, less visual clutter, and a home that gives your mind a chance to rest.
Drawing on my experience as an interior designer in Japan, I share simple ideas inspired by hotel living, minimalism, and thoughtful home design—without asking you to give up the things you love.
If you've ever wished your home could feel as peaceful as your favorite hotel, this episode is for you.