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The Werner House, built 108 years ago, has passed through many hands before it fell into the lap of Lisa Cini. As a world renowned Interior Designer and Senior living expert, Lisa was called to transform the ruins of history into a beautiful, state of the art, age friendly home. This episode shares the inspiration, purpose, and the origins of Infinite Living at The Werner House.
Haunted is an understatement for The Werner House. Before starting renovations, Lisa Cini and her family experienced unsettling paranormal activities. Watch as world renowned energy worker Kim White takes on a 100-years-worth of spirits, some of which are not so happy about it.
Protesters, prohibition era secret ice chests, remnants of roofs long gone, 100 years of pictures, documents, and much more. In this episode dig deep into the history of The Werner House and roadblocks in the renovation at every turn, that ultimately honor the history of the home while transforming it with the latest in technology and aging in place design.
This house was transformed to into a space where seniors, children, and the differently abled are subtly supported in a beautiful home. In this episode, discover why Lisa Cini believes design is better together. She curated 50+ vendor partners and four competitors to collaborate and make The Werner House a reality. Learn about aging in place technology and hear from the collaborators themselves!
Each day 10,000 people turn 65 years old. Losing your independence can sometimes feel worse than death. The Werner house was created to move those who are aging from Fear to Freedom. Learn more about aging in place technology. "The technology that Lisa has uncovered around the world is solely to help people function and live beautiful comfortable, independent lives with dignity and respect."
In this episode, learn the amazing journey of how Lisa Cini became the mission focused interior designer, aging in place technology expert, and world renowned Senior Living Designer she is today. Learn about her family, history, and heart as she tells you why she created The Werner House.