Interior Design Basics

About Interior Design Basics

The Space Reset is a practical interior design podcast about creating calmer, smarter, and better-feeling spaces — whether you live in a small apartment, a busy family home, a rental, or a room that simply doesn’t feel right. Each episode breaks down one real design problem: visual noise, clutter, awkward layouts, furniture scale, lighting mistakes, color choices, storage issues, and the psychology of how a room affects your mood. This podcast is for anyone who wants their home to feel lighter, more organized, more beautiful, and easier to live in — without a full renovation or a huge budget. Reset your space. Reset how it feels.

Publisher

FriendlyFoxMN

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Jun 2025

Latest episode

28 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

84 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Jul 2026

   Why Small Rooms Hate Tiny Furniture

   Tiny furniture doesn’t always make a tiny room feel bigger. Jessica and Murph explain how fewer, properly scaled pieces can reduce visual noise and make a small space feel calmer, more functional, and more spacious.

2. 

   3 Jul 2026

   The Chair of Doom: Why Clutter Feels Like an Invisible To-Do List

   Why does clutter make you tired before you’ve even cleaned anything? Murph and Jessica break down the psychology of the ”invisible to-do list” and share three simple tools to reset a small space without a daily deep-clean.

3. 

   24 Jun 2026

   The Invisible Dictator. How Visual Noise Ruins Your Mood

   In this episode, we discuss: How visual clutter creates a traffic jam in your visual cortex and drains your cognitive battery. A famous study from the Princeton University Neuroscience Institute proving how multiple visual stimuli actively compete for neural representation. The "Museum Effect"—why perfectly clean rooms with high visual contrast can still cause mood crashes and lead to burnout. Practical advice on using 'Visual Grouping' so your brain processes collections as one collective unit, dropping the cognitive load. Why swapping clear storage bins for opaque ones can give your brain a break. Plus, we answer a listener question from Mark in Seattle about managing a huge collection of vintage cameras and vinyl records without feeling visually overwhelmed. #MoreThanWalls #VisualNoise #InteriorDesign #SmallSpaces #MentalHealth #Neuroaesthetics #Decluttering #ApartmentLiving

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Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 36 / 100

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Quality

71

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

0

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