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Savannah Raus-Wuth, a Detroit-based interior designer, seamlessly merges art and nature in her creations, drawing inspiration from our inherent connection to the earth. With a diverse background spanning art, nature, wellness, sustainability, and adaptive reuse, she crafts holistic, alluring, and functional designs. Upholding ethics and integrity as primary principles, Savannah channels creativity for positive impact, infusing purposeful spatial planning and unexpected materials into her work.
With eleven years of professional experience, Savannah holds degrees from Michigan State University and certifications in LEED AP and NCIDQ. Her formative years included an internship with Michigan State University’s Residential and Housing Construction Department, shaping her commitment to thoughtful design. Savannah’s career unfolded in downtown Detroit, specializing in historic preservation and hospitality design.
Currently at Gensler, she focuses on workplace design and strategy. A recipient of multiple awards, Savannah constantly challenges preconceptions of interior spaces, embodying the roles of artist, naturalist, and storyteller. Collaborative and community-focused, she integrates local artisans and weaves narratives that endure, creating lasting relationships with clients.
Use Your Cell Phone as a Document Camera in Zoom
From Computer
Log in and start your Zoom session with participants
From Phone
To use your cell phone as a makeshift document camera
