The spaces that we live in influence the physiological and psychological aspects of our bodies and psyches. A personal wellness retreat with neuro-architectural elements was designed by Stephanie Parisi Studio for a physician who works a combination of day and night shifts.

“My fiancé and I lived at the coast in Del Mar and had taken a staycation at The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe,” recalls Stephanie Parisi. “Staying in the heart of the town for a few days inspired us to look for a home in that area. After searching for over a year, one morning I saw an intriguing listing for a property in the newspaper and arranged a visit for that afternoon.”

Stephanie Parisi shares with British magazine Homes & Gardens ideas about using the non-verbal language of color to create serene and comforting sleeping spaces.

Our studio was asked recently by Rachel Zoe’s “The Zoe Report” to comment on design inspiration we draw from French New Wave movies.  Check the article to view our share with them! The French New Wave movies of the iconoclastic 1960’s and 70’s are perfect for gathering inspo for todays lifestyles” says Stephanie Parisi “ they are all […]

Interior designer Stephanie Parisi had just returned home from a trip to Lake Como in Italy when she received a call from new clients. They had seen her namesake Hotel Parisi in La Jolla and were intrigued with her eclectic blend of old world architecture with contemporary furniture used at the hotel. Interior designer Stephanie Parisi , […]

Our very own Wellbeing Consultant, Jennifer York, MSN, RN shares her insights about how the colors purple, green, and white came to symbolize the women’s movement. Each March in the U.S. and elsewhere, we honor the role women have played in society with Women’s History Month. Jennifer York, MS, RN, a doctoral candidate who heads the […]