Designing for Real Life: How to Make Your Home Work for Every Family Member

In this episode of the Family Office Success Podcast, host Christi Van Rite welcomes Rachel Jackson of Rachel Jackson Design to discuss the transformative power of sensory-aware interior design. Together, they explore strategies for creating family homes that support neurodivergence, sensory sensitivities, and evolving household needs. Rachel shares her holistic approach - layering lighting, managing acoustics, and collaborating with specialists - to ensure spaces are both functional and emotionally nurturing. The conversation offers actionable insights for families and advisors seeking to design homes that foster well-being, organization, and comfort for every member, reinforcing the value of thoughtful, inclusive environments.

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Rachel Jackson – Founder, Rachel Jackson Design & The Home Design Lab

ADHD-Friendly & Wellness-Centered Interior Designer | IDCEC Educator | Neurodiversity Advocate

Rachel helps adults & families, especially those navigating ADHD, autism, and sensory challenges, create homes that feel calm, intuitive, and supportive. She blends aesthetics with practical problem-solving to reduce stress and support everyday living.

LINKS: Where to Find Rachel

Website: https://www.racheljacksondesign.com/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/racheljacksondesign/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/rjdesignatx

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@racheljacksondesign

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-jackson-design/

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