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Dayhouse Living is Dayhouse Studio’s biophilic design magazine on healthier homes and the Therapeutic Home Environment. Issues cover research and design for wellbeing, complementary to medical care — not a substitute. Based in Salt Lake City, we share science-backed stories for Healthy Dwelling.

Browse the Dayhouse Living issue hubs for Issue 1 — Introduction to Biophilic Design, Issue 2 — Design for Mental Health, and Issue 3 — Home as Medicine. Each collection gathers the magazine’s research-backed stories on healthier homes and wellbeing — complementary to medical care, not a substitute.

Our editorial work is grounded in peer-reviewed research, including Healthy Dwelling (MDPI 19/4/2248) and Therapeutic Home Environment (MDPI 14/9/1123). From those papers to the Featured Articles already on this page, Dayhouse Living translates science into practical design reading for Salt Lake City and beyond.

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Featured Articles


Biophilic Research

Biophilic Design Inspiration

Eco-friendly Trends

Biophilic Research – Biophilic Design Inspiration – Eco-friendly Trends –

Where Science Meets Sanctuary.

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

– Frank Lloyd Wright

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