Posts tagged biophilic design
an introduction to biophilic design in sustainable buildings

What contribution can biophilic design and its natural elements make to a sustainable interiors or green building strategy? These terms are similar but each come with distinct nuances, in this article the Biofilico team of biophilic interior experts unpick the terminology you need to know, from wellbeing interiors to wellness design and biophilia.

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botanical design in architecture and interiors with wayward plants

A conversation with Wayward Plants Associate Director Tom Kendall covering their work creating biophilic public benches, large scale plant donations as an ethical business practice, designing botanically inspired playgrounds, a botanical memorial for nelson mandela in liverpool and their nature-inspired sustainable interior concept for a stella mccartney retail store in london

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best examples of biophilic design in residential interiors

As biophilic design consultants, we sometimes find inspiration in residential real estate projects that do not necessarily use the language of biophilia but rather leverage a connection with nature and organic design to create uplifting indoor spaces. Here we review a series of residential developments and refurbishments that do exactly that.

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best examples of Biophilic design in offices

When designing an office or workspace, as biophilic design consultants it is fundamental to create an interior in which occupant wellbeing is maximized while minimizing environmental impact - a magic combination made possible by biophilic design. Here we review some recently completed or soon-to-be-completed examples of biophilic design and sustainable interior design in offices!

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Circular Design with Soma Studio Milano
We talk about the key principles of this new interior design concept, the product categories in real estate and interiors that are excelling in circular design terms, take-back programs for used furniture, surfaces made of bio materials, waste as a design flaw, the importance of collaboration between brands, how nature offers guidance for circular designers, the endless potential of mycelium to replace plastic in future, the Eco wellbeing interior trend in homes as well as the role of biophilic design within circular economy.
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