Hey there! I love that idea—sunlight is such a natural mood‑booster. When I design a kitchen for health, I always start with the light: a cool‑white lamp that mimics morning sun can keep the space bright without feeling harsh. Add a few windows or a skylight so the real sunrise can seep in. Then, mix in some greenery—like a tall fiddle leaf or a small herb garden on the counter—to bring fresh air and a gentle reminder to cook whole foods. Pair that with a simple layout: keep the stove, fridge, and sink in a triangle so you’re not walking far to reach anything, and put a counter or a small table for quick, wholesome snacks. The result? A space that naturally nudges you to prepare nourishing meals while you’re bathed in that lovely glow. Let me know if you want more tips on plant placement or color schemes!

That triangle layout is a great start! For upright plants that won’t outgrow your space, think snake plant, pothos, ZZ plant, or a jade plant—they’re low‑maintenance and stay compact. If you love a bit of texture, small succulents in terracotta pots work wonders too. For neutral shades that keep things cozy instead of sterile, try a warm beige or light taupe on the walls and a soft gray on the cabinets. A muted sage or pale blue accent can add a gentle pop without feeling too bold. Pair those with natural wood accents or a light-colored countertop, and you’ll have a kitchen that feels inviting and bright when the sunrise comes through. Happy designing!