Biophilic design continues to influence interior decor today, as seen in the rise in the use of the color green, the trend towards indoor-outdoor living, and the return of wood and other natural ...

Photography by Jenny Siegwart. Biophilic design favors high-quality handmade pieces that show their heritage and earthly origins: think live-edge counters, natural stone, zellige tile and fireclay ...

We use a palette of natural materials such as wood ... Public places need to appeal and draw people in, but they also need to be good for us. In short, Biophilic design has become a vital aspect of ...

Biophilic design is a holistic approach adapted extensively to promote health and wellness in spaces through natural elements. Interior designers curate spaces using a human-centred approach ...

Research indicates that the built environment has a substantial impact on overall wellbeing, driving the increasing use of ...

Hotel Designs catches up with OCCA Founder and Principal Kate Mooney to discuss the contemporary nature of biophilic ...

No wonder, Biophilic Design, which integrates natural elements into the built environment, is gaining momentum across urban planning, workplaces, hospitality, and residential developments worldwide.

As the biophilic visual elements evoke a sense of calm, so do the structural components of the homes that are the foundation of Adera’s proprietary SmartWood and QuietHome technologies that both ...

Designed by Fred Rigby Studio following Oliver Heath Design’s biophilic guidelines, there is natural timber and dried flower planting. The bio-based materials on the island have their origins in ...