E180 Interior Design is Good for Mental Health with Michael Moloney
Today we discuss how making your house a home, especially now, can help with your mental health and make you feel all-around better in your space. You know our guest as the outgoing, fun-loving interior designer from Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Michael Moloney. If you are looking for some design do's and don'ts then get ready because we are loading you up with them from outdoor spaces to kid's rooms to art and everything in between. We are spending so much time at home these days and making your home your sanctuary is so important. Nick didn't mind the free design advice for his new home either. Time to up light your mood on this episode of The Viall Files.
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