A true home isn't just where you live. It's about who you're becoming.

Conscious Home Design is built around a single idea: the place you call home should support the whole of you, not just the part of you that sleeps there.

The problem we solve:

Most homes are designed to shelter the basics: kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, hang-out space. The parts of you that want to create, rest deeply, raise a family, grow spiritually, earn a living, host the people you love, move your body, and become more fully yourself are usually left to fend for themselves.

Talor believes the home is the most important building type in the country because it is where the pursuit of happiness actually happens. Home is a place to be yourself, and grow into the future you imagine.

A crafted timber and stone home designed around the surrounding landscape
Architectural plans and materials arranged on a planning table

What Talor does differently

The Conscious Home Design Method™ begins with your life before it begins with square footage or style. Once the Lifestyle Design Brief™ is complete, the plan has a much clearer job to do. Before drawing a floorplan the best way to get a home that truly fits and works for you follows these steps.

01Creating Your Ideal Life
02Core Values
03supporting relationships
04identifying essential activity spaces
05Sunny Window Effect
06generate the roadmap - lifestyle design brief

About Talor

Talor Stewart is a licensed architect and the creator of the Conscious Home Design Method™. The CHD method evolved over more than 20 years in the industry and more than 1,000 single-family and multifamily residences impacted through design, consulting, project management, and renovation.

Then, in 2019 he published the fundamentals of the work in his book, Conscious Home Design, which went on to become a #1 bestseller in the United States and 7 other countries. This led to him being interviewed on more than 50 podcasts, radio shows, and TV programs.

Before architecture, Talor worked as a carpenter, woodworker, and musical instrument maker. He later studied architecture at the Boston Architectural College, Sustainable Structures at Yestermorrow School of Design/Build, and Landscape Design History at the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard.

Home as a sanctuary for becoming

Whether you are planning your first real home, downsizing into an amazing forever home, or landing somewhere in between, CHD is for people who want home to support the whole of who they are.

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