Derived from the term “biophilia,” biophilic design is the concept of connecting humans to nature, both directly and indirectly. The ethos originated in 1984 and was outlined by the Harvard ...

Biophilic design is about mimicking shapes and systems in nature for design benefits and simply for a love of nature. Whether it’s through exploring the shapes of stones and the way light falls ...

Biophilic design promotes both mental and physical well-being by lowering stress, elevating mood, and increasing creativity and productivity in those who occupy the space, says Sara Trop founder ...

Inarguably, nature plays a central role in biophilic design. However, its influence stretches to often-overlooked strategies that involve spatial configuration and environmental patterning.

Biophilic interior design is an innovative philosophy that incorporates natural elements into indoor spaces specifically to improve well-being. The term comes from the word biophilia, meaning a ...

The International Society of Furniture Designers (ISFD) acknowledges that biophilic design is a developing movement in the ...

Welcome to the era of biophilic design—a growing architectural and psychological movement that is subtly, yet powerfully, reshaping how we work, live, feel and experience the surrounding world.

This is where sustainable building practices and biophilic design come into play, creating healthier, more comfortable, and more productive environments. Toyin-Ann Yerifor, a Sustainable Design ...

Biophilic design — integrating natural elements into indoor environments — is more than an aesthetic trend here; businesses and developers increasingly recognize its potential to enhance well ...

Yet one of the more intriguing areas of the design industry to have emerged in the wake of our quest for more environmental and ethical practices is the rise of biophilia. Biophilia charmingly ...