COPD-Friendly Home

Improve airflow, lighting, and layout to create a COPD-friendly home. Small design choices can ease breathing, reduce strain, and support relaxation. When every room works in harmony, your home becomes a true sanctuary for comfort, calm, and lung health.

The Bedroom: Rest & Recover

Good sleep is essential for COPD management. Learn how to optimize your bedroom for better air quality, comfort, and rest.

Supporting Self-Care

While the bedroom is designed for deep rest and relaxation, the bathroom supports daily routines that keep you feeling clear and well. Managing moisture and airflow in this space helps protect your lungs while maintaining a clean, calming environment.

Where You Rest vs. Where You Gather

Your bedroom and living space serve very different functions, but both play a role in supporting healthy breathing. Bedrooms should be optimized for sleep, air purity, and relaxation, while living spaces need to balance comfort with cleanliness, keeping allergens and irritants at bay without sacrificing warmth and livability.

The Living Space: Clean & Comfort

Your living room and shared spaces should be free of dust, smoke, and strong fragrances.

Cooking & Air Quality: A Hidden Connection

Many people focus on cleaning and dust reduction when thinking about air quality, but the kitchen can be one of the biggest sources of indoor air pollution. Cooking releases fine particulate matter (PM2.5), humidity, and fumes, which can linger in the air and affect lung health.

The Kitchen: Safe & Ventilated

Cooking releases smoke, fumes, and humidity that can make breathing difficult.

Your Home, Your Sanctuary

A home that supports lung health is one that is intentionally designed with airflow, comfort, and safety in mind. Whether it’s choosing the right bedroom setup for optimal rest or ensuring your kitchen and living spaces stay clean and ventilated, small choices add up. By making your home a safe, breathable space, you’re not just improving air quality, you’re creating a sanctuary for long-term health and well-being.