Biophilia: February Roundup + Music Playlist
Throughout February, we’ve been delving into biophilia and all it has to offer. The word has risen to buzzword status throughout the design world, but it goes far beyond being just a trend. Biophilic Design is the practice of connecting people and nature within our indoor environments, instead of only enjoying nature outside. Bringing it... Read more »
Throughout February, we’ve been delving into biophilia and all it has to offer. The word has risen to buzzword status throughout the design world, but it goes far beyond being just a trend. Biophilic Design is the practice of connecting people and nature within our indoor environments, instead of only enjoying nature outside. Bringing it into our home or office is said to improve mental + physical health, increase productivity, and boost happiness. There are easy ways to achieve that by incorporating natural materials, plants, earthy colors, sunlight, water elements, and organic shapes and forms. During these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to focus on our overall health and happiness, and with a few simple changes, you can transform your space for the better. Read on for inspiration on how you can add biophilic design to your own home while listening to our latest Spotify playlist.
A Modern São Paulo Apartment That Embraces Biophilia
We checked out the modern NCC Apartment designed by David Ito Arquitetura in São Paulo, Brazil. A minimalist, sophisticated design emerged thr...
Throughout February, we’ve been delving into biophilia and all it has to offer. The word has risen to buzzword status throughout the design world, but it goes far beyond being just a trend. Biophilic Design is the practice of connecting people and nature within our indoor environments, instead of only enjoying nature outside. Bringing it into our home or office is said to improve mental + physical health, increase productivity, and boost happiness. There are easy ways to achieve that by incorporating natural materials, plants, earthy colors, sunlight, water elements, and organic shapes and forms. During these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to focus on our overall health and happiness, and with a few simple changes, you can transform your space for the better. Read on for inspiration on how you can add biophilic design to your own home while listening to our latest Spotify playlist.
A Modern São Paulo Apartment That Embraces Biophilia
We checked out the modern NCC Apartment designed by David Ito Arquitetura in São Paulo, Brazil. A minimalist, sophisticated design emerged thr...
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