Biophilic Design / A Way to Reconnect with Nature
Biophilic design blurs the line between a home and the landscape outside it. Why more people want nature built into the rooms they live in, and how designers are doing it.
Understanding the concept of Biophilic Design
What is Biophilic design? Biophilic design is simply a way to incorporate nature into design. It is mainly found in architecture, interior design, and in outdoor urban spaces. To put it simply, it’s a way to blur the divide between modern civilization and nature itself. Real or artificial, everyone is craving a little more greenery in their day to day as we seek to bring the outside in. After the chaos of the last few years, it’s no wonder that there has been an increase in demand for natural elements in interior design as they help to ground our space and add a sense of calm year-round. Create a healthier living and working environment, increase your productivity, creativity and give yourself an overall happier environment.
Here are some features of biophilic design:
- Vegetation
- Natural Lighting
- Water Features
- Permeable Material
- Good Ventilation
- Biomorphic Shapes
- Outdoor Space
- Nature’s Colours
- Natural Art
- Biomimicry
- Location Near Nature
- Non Disruptive
