Designing For Wellness™

Susie Frazier is an Emmy®-winning biophilic designer and author of the books, Designing For Wellness™. For three decades she has been an advocate of nature and the healing effects of designing our lives to include it.  

 

Susie Frazier

Since 2010, Susie has educated business and consumer audiences about innovations in green living and wellness design. As an advocate for nature as healing, Susie has developed home interior products, wall art, and online content featuring practices anyone can pursue to better support their own sensory health.

Through a retail showroom and various projects in the multifamily, law, healthcare, and hospitality sectors, Susie has helped consumers and business executives adopt new intuitive design practices that foster health and well-being.

In 2024, Susie was named a Next Frontier of Design winner by the International WELL Building Institute and was featured in Business Insider, Yahoo! Finance, and USA Today. Her design philosophies have also been featured through Psychology Today, Interiors + Sources, U.S. News & World Report, NBC, CBS, Fox, PBS, and NPR.

For more information, please email info[at]susiefrazier.com

"Practical advice for using interior design to support sensory health"

  • Learn how design choices can impact your overall well-being.

  • Learn 15 inclusive design practices that help anyone feel better in their spaces.

  • Pour through 80 pages of colorful photos to inspire your home or office.
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  • Quarterra

    "Susie was able to plug into our project at the inception and helped to shape all aspects of design. Many of the team members were unfamiliar with the concepts central to wellness design and biophilic design, and Susie was instrumental in both educating as well as coming up with original ideas which were ultimately incorporated into the project." 

  • Sodexo USA/ University Hospitals

    "Once again Susie and her team exceeded expectations! Thanks for the attention to detail and designing a work that is site and patient population-specific. Your creative vision makes a rather sterile stairwell come alive."

  • The NRP Group

    "What Susie Frazier delivered to The Edison at Gordon Square was not only a sophisticated setting that embodies the creativity of this city, but also an inspiring template that residents can emulate in order to establish their own interior refuge."

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