SCIENCE IN DESIGN® WEBINAR SERIES
Upcoming Webinars You Don’t Want to Miss!
The SCIENCE IN DESIGN® Webinar Series continues to fill out. We are averaging 250+ attendees, so be sure to take time for these educational opportunities. Take a look at these exciting additions to the schedule:
August 13 at Noon EDT
NeuroArts — where creativity meets science
Discover the powerful connection between art, health, and wellbeing this August 13th at Noon ET. Join us for an inspiring webinar exploring the growing field of NeuroArts — where creativity meets science to improve health and well-being.
Three remarkable artists from Santa Fe, Philadelphia, and Asheville will share how art positively impacts the nervous system, emotional balance, and physical health. You’ll also hear about groundbreaking research from the World Health Organization, Penn State University, the National Endowment for the Arts, and others showing that art reduces stress, lowers heart rate, and decreases cortisol levels in the body.
This exciting conversation features Roxanne Darling (Santa Fe), Jenny Fisher (Asheville), and Trisha Patel (Philadelphia) — accomplished artists whose work is deeply supported by science and dedicated to healing through creativity.
At Science in Design ®️, we believe art has the power to transform our homes, our health, and our daily lives in meaningful ways. It’s time for art to receive the recognition it deserves as a vital part of wellness and healing.
We’re excited to lead this conversation — and we invite you to be part of it. Join us in August!
September 10, 2026- Noon
The New Foundation of Design: Neuroaesthetics, Biophilia, and Salutogenics
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October 8, 2026 Noon
Applying Neuroaesthetics and Biophilia in Your Design Process
Applying Neuroaesthetics and Biophilia in Your Design Process brings together five certified Science in Design ®️ professionals—Kijrstjn Stahl, Nina Lichtenstein, Janine Arietta, Claudette Rowley, and Samantha Smith—to share how research-driven design is transforming the way we create healthier, more inspiring spaces.
As science continues to shape the future of interior design, the focus is shifting from understanding the research to putting it into practice. Discover the measurable benefits of design elements such as window seats, high-back chairs, fractal patterns, dappled lighting, and organized complexity. Learn where and how these features can be thoughtfully integrated to enhance well-being, comfort, and human performance.
Through real-world examples and professional insights, this distinguished panel will demonstrate how neuroaesthetics and biophilic design principles are being applied to create environments that positively influence health, resilience, and quality of life.
Neuroaesthetics and biophilic design are redefining the future of the home furnishings and interior design industry. Join us to discover how science and design come together to create spaces that not only look beautiful but also support human health and wellbeing.
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Science in Design® is honored to be invited by the High Point Market Authority to deliver the April High Point Market Keynote. As the home furnishings industry’s leading voice in neuroaesthetics and biophilic design, we’re excited to support this growing movement—where science, beauty, and health come together across design, retail, and manufacturing.
To help attendees get the most from the keynote, Science in Design® will host a Pre-Keynote Webinar introducing the core principles of neuroaesthetics and biophilic design.
This one-hour webinar is ideal for designers new to these concepts and planning to attend the April 26 Keynote, as well as returning participants looking for a refresher. The session will cover foundational ideas shaping the future of design and how they’re already being applied and marketed across the industry.
Content will feature insights from Johns Hopkins University, the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics, Boston Architectural College, and other leading institutions.
Science in Design® is honored to be invited by the High Point Market Authority to deliver the April High Point Market Keynote. As the home furnishings industry’s leading voice in neuroaesthetics and biophilic design, we’re excited to support this growing movement—where science, beauty, and health come together across design, retail, and manufacturing.
To help attendees get the most from the keynote, Science in Design® will host a Pre-Keynote Webinar introducing the core principles of neuroaesthetics and biophilic design.
This one-hour webinar is ideal for designers new to these concepts and planning to attend the April 26 Keynote, as well as returning participants looking for a refresher. The session will cover foundational ideas shaping the future of design and how they’re already being applied and marketed across the industry.
Content will feature insights from Johns Hopkins University, the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics, Boston Architectural College, and other leading institutions.
Are you using 3M’s Visual Attention Software yet?
Experience the future of design innovation! An inspiring introduction to 3M’s groundbreaking Visual Attention Software (VAS)–a tool that elevates your creative process by revealing where attention is naturally drawn within a space. Think of it as visual spellcheck for designers, offering quick, science-backed insight into what captures the mind’s eye.
Widely trusted across packaging and web design, this powerful technology is now transforming the world of interior design. During this engaging session, Byron Trotter of 3M/VAS will demystify the science behind VAS and share expert tips for leveraging it effectively. You’ll discover how subtle shifts—like repositioning furniture—can dramatically influence how a room is perceived and experienced. The software is a terrific tool for corroborating room design, marketing elements, and website design.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the cutting-edge tool that’s redefining design strategy and enhancing creative confidence across the industry.
Join us for an inspiring and forward-focused discussion exploring how today’s home furnishings innovators are harnessing the power of science to elevate their brands. Industry leaders Jason Phillips of the Phillips Collection, Michael Bauer of Feizy Rugs, and Ryan Ranzino of Crystorama will reveal how biophilia and neuroaesthetics are transforming the way we design–and why they’ve become essential pillars for next-generation business strategies. Joining these three leaders will be Justin Alves, Head of Design from Jola Interactive, for an introduction to website design that incorporates these scientific principles.
With science now proving the profound impact design has on human health and wellbeing, visionary marketers are embracing this research to highlight the life-enhancing benefits of beauty, comfort, and thoughtfully crafted environments.
Don’t miss this dynamic discussion that uncovers the science-driven future of home furnishings and interior design.
“Marketing and Messaging Science.” This one-of-a-kind webinar will feature incredible business coaches and marketing experts—Katie Decker-Erickson of Success by Design, and Ericka Saurit of Saurit Creative. Together, we’ll explore how to energize your brand using the powerful principles of neuroaesthetics and biophilia. Discover how your website and promotional materials can communicate through design that promotes healing and enhances well-being. This inspiring and informative session will connect you with a growing national movement toward health-based design—and empower you to become a leader within it. You’ll walk away with actionable strategies and fresh ideas you can implement right away.
Working at the intersection of architecture and neuroscience, Tye is a world-recognized pioneer in tackling how our built environment either gives or causes health. He is recognized as a global leader making a significant contribution to health and humanity through the medium of architecture, in the fields of knowledge, health, and place-making.
Tye Farrow is world-renowned in the field of health-promoting architecture and a much sought-after thought leader who presents his work and ideas at prestigious institutions and conferences worldwide. The World Congress on Design and Health characterizes Tye Farrow as an architect making “a significant contribution to health and humanity”.
An inspiring session with Dr. Rebecca Tapia as she explores how medical professionals gather vital information to ensure accurate diagnoses. She will share how to collect individual health and wellness goals that can be transformed into thoughtful, beautiful designs that support healing and well-being. Kate Bendewald, Science in Design Certified, will share how she uses Dr. Tapia’s approach in her design business model. This is an exciting discussion from true medical and design professionals.