New long read on neuroaesthetics, hominess and belonging

Following part one of our series on neuroaesthetics in practice—which explored how color, form, light, nature, and tactility shape sensory experience—this second part turns to the concepts of hominess and belonging in design.

Through conversations with two leading scholars in the field, Anjan Chatterjee and Cleo Valentine, we explore how atmosphere, sensory cues, and spatial flow help us feel safe, comfortable, and instinctively at home.

Sign up to download and read the full long read to learn more, as we seek to define the science of hominess and examine how intentional design can foster comfort and a sense of belonging.