Biophilic design has been defined primarily in terms of light, plants and ventilation. Yet, the materials we contact in a room; wood flooring, stone shelves, natural fibres in our furniture…
When I remodeled an office in Manchester last year, the first thing I didn’t do was add plants or change the colour scheme. I assessed where the windows were located…
If you’re considering a biophilic design in your home or office, I recommend starting with a simple and easy-to-use option: indoor plants. Indoor plants are among the easiest ways to…
This is a deep dive into one specific biophilic design element. For foundational concepts and how living walls fit into broader biophilic design strategy, see The Beginner’s Guide to Biophilic…
Your bedroom is where your body does the bulk of its biological work. We’re talking sleep. It’s not work in the way you think — it’s the biological process that…
Most people associate biophilia with plants and natural light. However, there is a much more profound aspect of biophila occurring within your brain’s response to colour and pattern – specifically…
TL;DR: Start Here 3 foundational steps: Maximize natural light (clean windows, reposition furniture) Add 2-3 real, hardy plants (Snake Plant, Pothos, or ZZ Plant) Add one natural material (wooden shelf,…