Bluem House follows the Mid-Century Modern design style, incorporating clean lines and simple forms to create a comfortable and calming atmosphere for residents, employees, and guests. The design is heavily influenced by the concepts of universal design, sustainability, and biophilic design, with an effort to bring nature into the space year-round.

While utility and function are a priority in the choice of furnishings and fixtures throughout the space, there is no compromise to the comfort and aesthetic of these pieces. The design also focuses on the mental, physical, and social well-being of residents, with multiple resources available to promote these three facets of health, including a medical clinic, psychiatric office, and multiple social spaces to encourage social interaction on many different levels.

 The multiple interior spaces are cohesive through a unified palette of blue tones and light cream and gray, offset with accents of desaturated red and green tones. The furnishings and materials throughout the space include natural wood and stone textures, as well as metallic elements and soft fabrics. The materials and finishes also balance light and dark tones throughout the interior, creating a visual contrast and clear delineation of spatial layout. Overall, the elements and concepts used in the design of Bluem House create an atmosphere of comfort and safety for all who reside in the space.