The current chapter investigates the relationship between the physical comfort in homes (warmth, light, and ventilation) and inhabitants’ psychological well-being. In particular, the chapter looks at users’ perception of home, and the role of satisfaction with levels of physical comfort on overall satisfaction with the residence. The research uses a mixed methods approach with a quantitative survey questionnaire (n = 101) followed by qualitative interviews (n = 13). The findings of the research demonstrate a direct correlation between satisfaction with the physical conditions of the residence and general satisfaction with life. Furthermore, the findings show that the perceived association with home is increased when physical comfort is achieved.