Your environment is shaping you.

We make it work for you.

Where Science Meets Design™

Where design delivers measurable impact.

Living Luxury Lab™ (L3™) translates decades of neuroscience and neuroaesthetics research into evidence-based environmental design — measurably improving how people sleep, think, heal, and perform in the built environments where they spend 90% of their lives.

Your nervous system responds to every room.

40–60%Sleep quality improvement via targeted biophilic bedroom design
14–28%Cortisol reduction through evidence-based environmental redesign
up to30%Workplace productivity gains in sensory-optimized offices
up to27%Medication reduction in fractal-optimized patient environments
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Close-up of a person's hand resting on a wooden surface.

The Science

Neuroaesthetics is the scientific study of how our brains and bodies respond to sensory experiences — including the visuals, sounds, and spatial orientations of the built environments we inhabit every day. When we understand those responses, design becomes medicine.

L3™ applies decades of peer-reviewed research across sensory modalities — light, acoustics, texture, natural pattern, spatial proportion, and biophilic elements — to create environments that measurably support health, cognition, and emotional regulation.


This is not interior design as usual.
This is design as a health intervention.

Our World-Class Science Advisory Board

Credentialed at the frontier of the field.

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Dr. Richard Taylor

Science Advisory Lead

Physics Professor, University of Oregon. Author of 200+ peer-reviewed papers on fractal geometry and the brain. His landmark research established that fractal patterns — the repeating geometries found throughout nature — measurably reduce cortisol by up to 60%. Consulted on hospital, school, and workplace design worldwide. Holds multiple neurodesign patents.

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Dr. Sally Augustin

behavioral science Lead

Fellow of the American Psychological Association and past-president of its Environmental Psychology Division. Core Researcher at the UC Berkeley Interdisciplinary Center for Healthy Workplaces. Author of Place Advantage: Applied Psychology for Interior Architecture (Wiley) and Designology (Mango) — two of the field's most widely adopted practitioner texts. Her work has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and the Harvard Business Review.

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Bill Browning

Biophilic Design lead

Founding Partner, Terrapin Bright Green. Founding board member of the U.S. Green Building Council. Co-author of the globally adopted 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design — the field's defining framework — and The Economics of Biophilia. Recipient of the 2015 ASID National Design for Humanity Award. Has advised Google, JPMorgan Chase, Marriott, and Salesforce.

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Catie Ryan Balagtas

Applied Design lead

Associate Partner, Terrapin Bright Green. 20+ years in biophilic design, environmental sustainability, and systems integration. Co-author of the 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design (2014, updated 2024) and Nature Inside: A Biophilic Design Guide (RIBA Publishing). Advisor to the WELL Building Standard and the GSA Workplace Advisory Group. Co-founder of the Stephen Kellert Biophilic Design Award.

OUR SERVICES

Evidence-backed design
for every envirnoment

A suite of services for design professionals, enterprises, and individuals, each grounded in neuroaesthetics research and calibrated to deliver measurable outcomes.

Design Professionals

For clients who want continuous, science-backed support as their life and environment evolve. An ongoing advisory relationship ensuring your environments stay aligned with your neurological needs, health goals, and aesthetic vision.

Enterprise Organizations

Hospitals, behavioral health facilities, schools, and universities require environments that actively support recovery, focus, and well-being. L3™ brings clinical-grade neuroaesthetic protocols to high-stakes built environments.

Residential Projects

A personalized, room-by-room analysis of your home through the lens of neuroaesthetics. We identify how your current environment affects your nervous system and exactly how to improve your sleep, mood, and well-being.

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CONSULTATION

Let's talk about what your environment could do for you.


No aesthetic opinion. Only science.

Every recommendation we make is grounded in peer-reviewed research and calibrated for outcomes.


Personalized for neurologic benefit.

Your nervous system is unique. Your environment should be designed accordingly — not for a generic ideal.


A perspective founded in art and technology.

An unmatched team of scientists, designers, and technologists committed to the science of design.

Comfort in one’s environment should be a fundamental
human right.

At Living Luxury Lab™, we translate proven neuroscience into everyday design guidance and product selections that people can actually use.