Shreya Vohora is on a mission to bring transparency to what she calls ultra-processed environments: the invisible ways our homes shape our health.

She is Co-CEO of Interiors With Art, a luxury design and construction company with over 400 completed projects globally, now focused on homes and spaces built for genuine longevity and health optimisation. Years working as a designer, builder and property developer taught her something the industry rarely admits. Most homes are quietly hostile to the people living in them. It all carries a measurable health cost, and almost nobody is talking about it.

The mission is personal. After navigating mould toxicity, hormonal imbalances and PCOS, she became obsessed with the invisible forces shaping our health. Ultra-processed environments, she argues, are as damaging than ultra-processed food, if not more so and far harder to see.

Her recent TEDx talk, Investigating the public health impacts of everyday items, has reached over half a million views, and earlier this year she spoke at the United Nations calling for policy change in the built environment. She is also the co-founder of RightShop, an AI platform that scores products against your individual health profile rather than generic ratings.