Meet Manon Hanssen Meyering: Healer, Photographer, Boho-Loft Pioneer
Manon Hanssen Meyering, a renowned healer and founder of The Life Traveller and its associated foundation, has made waves in the sustainable living scene. Her work is connected to the Life Traveller Foundation, and she's known for her captivating photography featured on the Happy Interior Blog, with a nod from Igor. Meyering's unique style is evident in her Stockholm-based Boho-Loft living space, a harmonious blend of historic charm and bohemian vibes.
The Boho-Loft living space is nestled in Stockholm's vibrant Södermalm district, a historic building converted into a bohemian sanctuary. Meyering's international influences and bohemian spirit have transformed the space into a unique living environment. The living space's interior design is a testament to her travels and experiences, combining elements from various cultures to create a truly global home.
Meyering's photography, showcased on the Happy Interior Blog, offers a glimpse into her creative process and aesthetic. Her work is deeply connected to her healing practice, reflecting her spiritual journey and connection to the world around her. Naramatisho, a term often associated with her work, embodies this spiritual essence.
In addition to her urban retreat, Meyering owns a Swedish villa in the picturesque Stockholm archipelago. This idyllic setting provides a serene contrast to the bustling city life, offering Meyering a peaceful space for reflection and rejuvenation.
Manon Hanssen Meyering's influence extends from her healing practice and sustainable living initiatives to her captivating photography and unique interior design. Her Boho-Loft living space in Stockholm and Swedish villa in the archipelago serve as inspiring sanctuaries, reflecting her global perspective and spiritual connection to the world. Through her work with The Life Traveller Foundation, Meyering continues to promote sustainable living and inspire others to embrace their own spiritual journeys.
