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Jamie Gold
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Contributor, Forbes
San Diego
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Biography
I’m a San Diego-based journalist and author covering the links between home and health. My latest book, Wellness by Design: Optimize Your Home for Health, Fitness and Happiness, was published by Simon & Schuster in September 2020. I wrote and published a bonus chapter on my website in October 2023, sharing lessons learned from the pandemic. I'm a senior contributor to Forbes.com on wellness design. I also write the Trend Spotting column for Kitchen & Bath Design News and have contributed to Next Avenue, HuffPost, Multi-Housing News and numerous other publications on home design and wellness topics. My weekly design blog, Gold Notes, has been posting at my website since 2008.
Aging in Place, Wellness , Design For Living Spaces , Accessibility, Smart Home Technology , Housing As A Health Issue , Home Fitness , Pollution
Sport, cookery.
Content
By Jamie Gold| Forbes Verified I spend way too many hours – and probably too many dollars – at Lowe’s and Target, shopping for affordable home improvement and decorative items to update my residence. I’ve long noticed that many of the items for sale in both of these big box chains are made in China. That means new tariffs on this top three international trading partner can have a massive impact on home improvement projects to add functionality, convenience, style and wellness potential to our homes this season.
By Jamie Gold| Forbes Verified Longevity has become a popular buzzword in anti-aging conversations, including those related to real estate. Simply put, this approach asks how the places where we live can help us stay young, energetic and vibrant.
By Jamie Gold| Forbes Verified I spend way too many hours – and probably too many dollars – at Lowe’s and Target, shopping for affordable home improvement and decorative items to update my residence. I’ve long noticed that many of the items for sale in both of these big box chains are made in China. That means new tariffs on this top three international trading partner can have a massive impact on home improvement projects to add functionality, convenience, style and wellness potential to our homes this season.
Company Info
Forbes