Living together might seem, on paper, quite simple. But a shared home brings together more than just two people. It also brings together two sets of habits, two different rhythms, and two distinct ways of relating to objects, organization, noise, light, shared spaces, and, at times, even the very concept of what it means to be "at home."

Some homes seem to have everything. Generous proportions. Beautiful materials. Carefully chosen furniture. And yet, the people who live there often feel that something no longer works, even if they can't quite explain why.