They analyse the space first
Before designing anything, they observe the uses, the perceptions and the needs of the people who live in the place, so that what they propose genuinely fits.
The quality certification was awarded for the following categories of action:The Archi Mind network
They trained with Mathilde Morel in neuro-architecture and the psychology of the home. Search by town, or explore the map.
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What changes
They no longer think only in terms of aesthetics and function. They now take in the needs, the perceptions and the sensitivities of each occupant.
Before designing anything, they observe the uses, the perceptions and the needs of the people who live in the place, so that what they propose genuinely fits.
Every choice carries a reason. They know how to explain and support their recommendations, grounded in the needs and the daily workings of the occupants.
Sensory design, inclusive architecture, neurodevelopmental conditions: they bring in new dimensions to design spaces that are more human and better suited.
Towns are shown as chosen by each practitioner.
13 certified practitioners
France10
Based in the mountains, I design interiors for places that are flooded with light in summer and very dark in winter. The question is never decoration: it is how you get through the year in the same room.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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I design interiors around the way people actually live in them: the morning light, the noise from the street, the small gestures of everyday life. Every project of mine starts with a long stretch of observation, well before the first sketch.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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I founded Archi Mind to pass on what took me years to understand: a place acts on us before we think about it. I teach neuro-architecture and the psychology of the home, and I also guide projects, for individuals and professionals alike.
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See her pageI specialise in preparing homes for sale. I choose colours from the way a place faces and the materials already there, never from a trend. A home that has been read well sells faster — and lives better in the meantime.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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I work with small volumes: studio flats, loft conversions, old apartments. Understanding how the brain reads a tight space taught me how to give it air without knocking down a single wall.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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I work with people who want to take their home back in hand without redoing everything. One room, one light, one bit of storage at a time — and together we look at what it changes day to day.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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A space designer, I work mainly on workplaces and shops. Psychology of the home gave me the tools to explain to clients why a space tires them or settles them — instead of sensing it without being able to say it.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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A registered architect, I bring neuro-architecture into multi-unit housing projects. Circulation, thresholds and natural light are where you gain the most comfort for the least money.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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A psychologist by training, I advise families who are moving house or reorganising their home after a change in their lives. I do not draw the plans: I help people work out what they want from a place before they change it.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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I work with nurseries and schools on noise, light and colour. Children do not say that a place exhausts them: they show it another way, and that is what I teach staff to read.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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Belgium1
I work in Belgium and northern France on offices and community workspaces. What the training gave me is a vocabulary to defend choices I had been making on instinct.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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Canada1
French, based in Quebec, I work on renovation projects in deep cold. Insulation, scarce light, long evenings: the same principles, but answers very different from Europe’s.
Certified by Archi Mind 2024
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Switzerland1
I design spaces for care — consulting rooms, waiting rooms, health centres. A place where people wait for bad news cannot be treated like a living room, and almost nobody designs it any differently.
Certified by Archi Mind 2025
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A method that travels
Neuroarchitecture is not a style, and it is not a trend. It is what neuroscience and environmental psychology teach us about the influence of spaces on the people who live in them, work in them and experience them every day.
Mathilde Morel turned this approach into a course, with one ambition: to share this knowledge as widely as possible and change the way we think about spaces. Today, the professionals trained by Archi Mind apply it in several countries, each in their own field, for the well-being of their clients.
This map brings those professionals together and lets you find, wherever you are, someone trained by Archi Mind to support you in your needs and your projects.
Are you a professional? What follows is for you.
You already practise
What if your name appeared on this map before long? By training in neuroarchitecture with Archi Mind, you can join our network of trained professionals and have your practice listed in your area.
A way to give your new expertise its due, to become more visible, and to be found more easily by clients looking for specialised support.
Already certified? You are invited to join the directory at the end of your training — a choice, never a requirement, and you can leave whenever you wish.
No. Architects, interior architects, designers and decorators are the most numerous, but the course also welcomes support and health professionals, estate agents, business owners, and anyone who wants to understand better how the environment affects well-being.
No architecture or design qualification is required: curiosity, motivation, commitment and rigour are the real prerequisites for following the course in full.
By finishing the course and passing the assessment. You then get your own page, in your name, on the only French-language map listing professionals trained in neuro-architecture and the psychology of the home.
That page is indexed by Google. Someone searching for “neuro-architecture” or “psychology of the home” in your town can land straight on you — not on one decorator among a thousand. That is where the difference is made: you no longer appear as one more professional, but as one of the few who have genuinely learned this.
Your page carries your name, your town and your own words. Twelve months included in your training. Appearing here is your choice, and leaving takes one message.
No. Every professional listed on this map works independently. The only purpose of this map is to give visibility to the people who have taken and passed the Archi Mind course.
Archi Mind plays no part in their work and cannot be held responsible for the assignments they carry out for their clients.