Interiors experts tell Lisa Salmon bringing nature into homes through textures, colours and plants can boost wellbeing and ...

Bringing the benefits of nature into your home can be great not just for your design but also for your mood. And there's one flooring trend that can help.

If you want to create a biophilic aesthetic in the home, use natural elements like natural stone, raw wood and live plants and greenery around the home, says Sarah Trop, founder and owner of ...

KTGY Architecture + Planning infuses biophilic design elements into many ... steel-clad office floors feature particularly efficient floor plates, inviting abundant natural light to flood the ...

Designers in the New York enclave, known for its multimillion-dollar beach homes, talk about the trend and others they’re seeing ...

Biophilic interior design is an innovative ... of years and is synonymous with refined living. Similarly, wood flooring, ceilings and wall cladding have been reworked for centuries because their ...

The International Society of Furniture Designers is partnering with Real American Hardwood to introduce the Biophilic Design ...

Biophilic architecture is based on the concept of biophilia ... Large windows, skylights, and open floor plans help regulate circadian rhythms, improving sleep and overall well-being. For example, ...

Discover how Interface flooring solutions helped transform a heritage-listed Brisbane CBD building into a flexible, ...

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.

5. Don’t forget the floor Constantinou says flooring is often overlooked in biophilic design, but she stresses: “It’s foundational to this trend. Opting for real wood flooring or high ...