Room to Think explores how the spaces we live and work in shape how we think, feel, and function.
Hosted by Lyssia Katan, Head of Brand at LiLi Tile, the podcast features conversations with world-class architects, designers, neuroscientists, psychologists, and cultural thinkers. Together, they unpack how light, layout, materials, sound, and spatial decisions influence stress, focus, creativity, and wellbeing, and share practical insights you can apply in your own home or workspace.
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In this episode, Lyssia sits down with architect, researcher, and Carnegie Mellon University professor Daniel Cardoso to explore how technology has changed the way we design, build, and think about architecture. Drawing from his research into computational design, the history of computer-aided design, and emerging technologies like AI, Daniel looks at a question most of us rarely consider: how much are architects shaping our buildings, and how much are the tools they use shaping them too? The...
27 Oct 2026
Home As A Mirror
In this episode, Lyssia sits down with architect, feng shui educator, and author Anjie Cho to explore the connection between our inner world and the spaces around us. Drawing from her background in architecture, feng shui, mindfulness, and contemplative practices, Anjie looks at the home as more than simply a place we live. It can also be a reflection of what is happening in our lives. The conversation explores what feng shui actually means beyond the rules and misconceptions that often surro...
20 Oct 2026
How Trauma Shaped Our Cities
In this episode, Lyssia sits down with architect, researcher, and author Ann Sussman to explore how the spaces around us shape the way we feel, move, and behave, often before we are consciously aware of it. Drawing from her work in cognitive architecture, neuroscience, and eye tracking, Ann looks at what our brains are actually responding to when we experience a building, a street, or a city. The conversation explores the idea that humans may be far more instinctive than we realize. Ann expla...
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