At Scottsdale Quarter, a new kind of wellness destination has arrived. bluSONIL, which opened its flagship studio on Dec. 5, brings longevity, wellness and regenerative aesthetics together under one refined roof, pairing evidence-based medicine with concierge-level hospitality.
Founded by Colleen Lewis and her husband Brett Lewis, bluSONIL was born from a desire to end the fragmented approach to feeling and looking your best. “We felt integration was the missing puzzle piece—both clinically and experientially,” says Lewis. “People want to age well—not just look younger or feel better in isolation. They want a single, thoughtful ecosystem rather than disconnected, siloed treatments.”
Mendil + Meyer Design Studio incorporated biophilic design and organic materials into the space.
The experience feels welcoming and elevated right from the start. “From the moment a client enters bluSONIL, the experience is intentionally layered,” Lewis says. “The environment feels calm and refined, yet everything is anchored in clinical rigor.” She adds, “We don’t rush, we don’t overwhelm and we don’t lead with a list of services. We lead with presence, personalization and purpose. It’s never transactional—it’s relational.”
The two-story studio, designed by Mendil + Meyer Design Studio, draws inspiration from Japanese simplicity and the desert’s raw textures. Soft Arizona sunlight fills the space, while biophilic design elements, organic materials and sculptural details create a setting that feels both grounding and transportive.
