Sustainable Interior Design Blog | Sesshu Design Associates

3 Ways to Create a Spa Experience in the Master Suite of Your WELL Designed™ Home

A WELL Designed™ home will support you in so many ways. Rather than taking care of your home, the home will take care of you.

More Than a House: The WELL Designed Home

The WELL Designed Home is an approach that goes further than an interest in wellness to promoting healthy living.

Eco Conscious Mindset: What Makes a Design Natural vs. Sustainable

Embracing an eco-conscious mindset is the first step on either path. Both natural and sustainable designs can invoke certain feelings.

Desert Mountain Home Delights

Lovers of color, Mike and Colleen felt delighted when Sesshu Design enhanced their Desert Mountain home’s connection to its North Scottsdale, Arizona, environment.

Rolls-Royce Owner's Club Publication - "Strive for Perfection"

Sesshu Design was recommended to St. James' House as a featured design professional because of our stellar design work on the finest luxury homes in Scottsdale and across the western US.

A Rainbow of Emotion: Color Psychology for Interior Design

Color is an important piece of the interior design puzzle. I’m fascinated by color’s influence on the feel of a room.

Interior Designer Tanya Shively Blends Green Living & Luxurious Lifestyle

Tanya brings to life homes that are beautiful and sustainable. Her lifestyle mirrors such eco-friendly designs.

Modern Luxury in a Smart Home

We were honored to participate in a modern luxury showhouse for this gorgeous contemporary home in Paradise Valley this past weekend.

Desert Mountain Home Gets a Facelift and Luxury Upgrades

The renovation of this beautiful home all began by the need for a bigger and better master closet for the wife. This home was originally built in the ‘90s, and the closets were not all that impressive or even large enough for the value of the home.

Simply Serene – Scottsdale Contemporary Remodel Soothes the Spirit

She asked for a pretty space that reflected their lifestyle and taste in a calm, neutral palette. They wanted to incorporate their art and rugs accumulated on travels, and utilize existing furniture while updating the look to a more modern style.