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Welcome to Deeply Well.

This show is a soft place to land on your journey, a space where we explore what it truly means to live well from the inside out.

Not perfectly, but honestly. this is deeply well. Welcome back to

Deeply Well. I'm Debbie Brown. Today's conversation is one that I have been really looking forward to

because we are talking about beauty, artistry, creativity, healing, and the spaces that we live inside

of. Our environments impact the way that we feel, the way we move through the world, and especially

the way that we are able to connect to ourselves. And my guest today is someone whose work

absolutely embodies that understanding so

powerfully. Tiffany Howell is a recognized L-decorr A-List designer and the founder and creative

director of Night Palm Studio. Her work across residential, retail, hospitality, and creative spaces

has been featured in Architectural Digest, Tea Magazine,, hospitality, and creative spaces has been featured in architectural digest,

T-magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue Living, and included in Fadden's defining style.

Drawing from her background as a director and stylist, Tiffany approaches design through a deeply

cinematic and emotional lens. She creates spaces that

feel romantic, moody, layered, and incredibly personal for a wide range of clients, including

entrepreneurs, athletes, musicians, and all types of artists. I've had the absolute honor of working with Tiffany

in my own home, and I have witnessed her creative process up close. And what I admire most

is how intuitive and emotionally connected all of her work feels. In today's episode,

we are going to talk about developing

your own aesthetic language, the emotional impact of beauty and design, craftsmanship,

artistry, healing through environment, and what this current moment in design is teaching

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