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Imagine if your home could help you heal.

Dayhouse bridges biophilic interior design, health and sustainability.

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Dayhouse Studio creates evidence-based healing environments, blending biophilic design with scientifically validated strategies to transform your home into a therapeutic tool for chronic conditions and everyday wellbeing.

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  • Enhance cognitive functions (attention, concentration, creativity)

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  • Support chronic condition management

  • Boost overall wellbeing

  • Improve indoor air quality

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Dayhouse Living Magazine

Our regular publication synthesizes cutting-edge research across biophilic design, neuroarchitecture, health and sustainability, delivering authoritative insights and actionable knowledge that shape the future of healthy living spaces. From peer-reviewed studies to practical applications for the everyday homeowner, we translate complex science into design solutions that have the power to transform your health.

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Healthy Dwellings: How Biophilic Interior Design Supports Mental Wellness

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Mental Health Retreats: Embrace Nature, Peace of Mind and Rejuvenation

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Dayhouse Studio: Biophilic Design Firm

Dayhouse Studio specializes in health-focused sustainable luxury for residential and commercial spaces—ranging from private homes to hospitality, workplace and healthcare facilities. Whether you need full-service local design or virtual consultation, our evidence-based approach brings the therapeutic power of nature into every space.

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“Study nature, stay close to nature, love nature. It will never fail you.”

– Frank Lloyd Wright

About Dayhouse

At Dayhouse, we believe your environment should do more than look beautiful—it should help you thrive.

Our company is your source for evidence-based knowledge and biophilic design solutions to create spaces that nurture both human health and planetary well-being.

The Dayhouse team is pioneering health-focused, biophilic interior design for people living with chronic medical conditions, as illustrated in our peer-reviewed article “Healthy Dwelling”. 

Through publishing Dayhouse Living magazine, we inspire professionals and educate the general public about connecting nature with the built environment to support the health needs and well-being of its occupants.  

Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Dayhouse serves local communities, including Park City, Utah, as well as works with clients around the globe to improve your health and well-being — one home, office, hotel, school or hospital at a time.

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