Praise for

Find Yourself At Home

Emily Grosvenor quickly draws you into her world where you're encouraged to notice the beauty in the everyday, and the story and importance in all homes. The power of dreaming and engaging is at the heart of her philosophy for creating a home that supports harmony. She helps readers look beyond the surface of function and aesthetic to how both of these things can create a deeper value for your life. Find Yourself at Home is full of practical tips, questions to help you reflect on what you want from your home, and fresh perspectives on how to create it.”

— Rebecca Atwood, author of Living with Color and Living with Pattern and founder of Rebecca Atwood Designs

"Find Yourself At Home is a great resource for anyone trying to look deeper into the meaning of home. This book reminds us, through Emily’s personal anecdotes and practical tips, that self-reflection is key to a collected and purposeful abode."

— Max Humphrey, interior designer and author of Lodge: An Indoorsy Tour Of America’s National Parks, and Modern Americana

“The design of our homes has tremendous power over our mental health, for better or worse. Emily Grosvenor has created a must-read guide on harnessing this power for good. Her tips pair ancient wisdom alongside modern design, and you’ll leave with the tools you need to create a positive space to live your most beautiful life.”

— Kelli Lamb, Editorial Director and Co-Principal at Rue magazine and author of Home with Rue: Style for Everyone

"Enter the magic! Emily Grosvenor's entertaining insights and practical guidance reveal the magical world of shaping your home's energy. Find Yourself at Home shows you just how much personal empowerment and resilience can result when you become a conscious collaborator with your home."

— Terah Kathryn Collins, author of The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room By Room and founder of the Western School of Feng Shui

“In Find Yourself at Home, Emily Grosvenor has written a book that will give you the courage to go deeper and think and feel your way to a home that better represents the people who live there and supports you in making both bold and subtle changes that shift its energy. This book will guide you as you begin to re-imagine your home as a loving place that supports your life and the lives of others who live with you.”

— Ann Lightfoot, author of Love Your Home Again and co-founder of Done & Done Home