Life occurs moment by moment, and often those moments occur in our homes. We spend about 65% of our time inside our homes.(1) We sleep, eat, play, and celebrate life's special occasions in our homes. Because of this strong connection to our home, we are eager to find new ways to make our homes pleasant and inviting living spaces.

Recognizing the common desire to improve the mood and character of one's home, Monica Goldberg, owner of Radiant Rooms, has built a business teaching others how to use aromatherapy to improve the character of a home; to make the home a healthier place to live; and to help them sell their home when they need to relocate.

Monica's company, Radiant Rooms, is an interior arranging company specializing in one-day makeovers, real estate staging, and aromatherapy. "I'm passionate about helping busy people transform their homes into a healthier and more beautiful space," Monica says. She explains that people can enjoy immediate results when they integrate essential oils in their homes. "Young Living's therapeutic-grade essential oils can be used in the home to benefit everyone, including the family pet."

Diffusing Young Living's essential oils is one way to add cheer and refreshment to any home, because smell is evocative and influences emotions. "The first thing I advise people to do is to purchase a Young Living diffuser. This is because aromatherapy works in two ways: fist, the aromas can be uplifting and invigorating to the mind and spirit, and second, the essential oils purify the air and neutralize odors."

Peace & Calming oil blend helps create a relaxing environment and encourages emotional well-being. Lemon essential oil is invigorating and uplifting. Thieves or Purification oil blends will help cleanse and freshen the air, enhancing your home.

Whether your home is old, new, or recently remodeled, the quality of air inside the home may be effecting your health. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, "The air within homes and other buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities." (2)

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