Designed by re.dzine, the Teen Room at Rocky Mountain Children’s Hospital offers a restorative escape for long-term patients. Guided by biophilic and neurodivergent design principles, the space blends nature, comfort, and creativity, transforming a once-clinical room into a joyful, healing environment for teens navigating extended hospital stays.

Growing up in Finland, surrounded by forests and clean-lined design, I absorbed a deep respect for nature, simplicity, and functionality, values that still guide my work today. I’m Heidi, the Finnish-born designer behind re.dzine, an interior architecture studio where Scandinavian roots meet Colorado living. I’m a mom of two humans and several furry ones, an animal rights advocate, and an INFJ-T, which basically means I’m equal parts dreamer, feeler, and quiet world-fixer, w

The Naapurit exhibition at Habitare/ Helsinki Design Week reminded me that design’s true power is not in what we see, but in what we feel. A wall, a chair, a detail, all can become touchpoints of memory, comfort, and belonging. At Habitare, design touched the senses and the soul.

“Interior design is more than finishes, it’s strategy. When designers are brought in early, projects save time, money, and stress. From window placement to lighting layouts and custom details, early collaboration ensures every choice adds long-term value and creates a home that feels intentional from the ground up.”