Select Work by Dayhouse Studio

Select Work is Dayhouse Studio’s portfolio of Salt Lake City biophilic interiors. Featured residential projects include Highland Park, Harvard Yale, and Modern Spanish — work rooted in the Healthy Dwelling™ process and published in Utah Style & Design. Browse the three projects below.

Select Work is the portfolio index for Dayhouse Studio, a Salt Lake City biophilic interior design firm. The projects shown here — Highland Park, Harvard Yale, and Modern Spanish — are residential interiors in the Salt Lake City area. Each card links to project photography so clients can see how Dayhouse Studio plans daylight, materials, air, and how rooms are used before construction or renovation begins.

Which Dayhouse Studio projects are on Select Work?

• Highland Park

• Harvard Yale

• Modern Spanish

Where has Dayhouse Studio’s residential work been published?

Dayhouse Studio’s residential work has been featured in Utah Style & Design. The article “Before and After: A 1942 Salt Lake City Cottage Goes Contemporary” credits designer Dorothy Huntsman of Dayhouse Studio for transforming the interior of a 1942 Salt Lake City house. Scope grew from a kitchen redo into a fuller remodel: gathering spaces that once felt like separate pods were opened and combined; large windows fill living and lounge zones with natural light and garden views; that light continues into the kitchen and dining area.

Dayhouse Studio’s approach is the Healthy Dwelling™ process: interiors fitted to the people who live there, not a universal style. Full-service design is available in Salt Lake City and Park City, with virtual design elsewhere. Grounded in peer-reviewed research, including Healthy Dwelling (2022).

Browse the three featured projects on this page, then use Contact if you have a question about a home or commercial space.