Individuals possess meaning, which stimulates their emotions, which then causes the act of human flourishing.  It is imperative for designers to understand the psychology of spaces and the psychology of their end users because each space affects them in different ways.  Human flourishing is the key element that determines the positive atmosphere that distinguishes the meaning of the space.  This is where clients can identify and enjoy returning to the space. 

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The wellbeing of an individual is based on their physical and psychological happiness.  Nature and the natural environment are successful in promoting this sense of happiness and wellbeing that contribute to the positive features provided by the designers, bringing the outside in.

  

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Meaning promotes the sense of happiness, which provokes hope.  When an individual is comfortable in a space, it encourages safety and pleasure, which most people value.  WELL is a certification that contributes to the measurable features for interior designers to promote this sense of wellbeing for the end users. 

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Mindfulness is a key factor that has contributed to the success of the interior design of spaces because it presents calmness, acceptance, the present moment, and peace.  It is proven that spaces that acquire these attributes lower stress and create more productivity.

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It is important for interior designers to consider the best possible designs for their clients and to ensure that the end product is used correctly so that people do not feel the discomfort.  Education, communication, and honesty within the design phases will help for a more successful end product that will, as a design professional said, “encourage the intended behavior and increase overall wellbeing.”