Tag: Biophilic Design

As we come to the end of this year and head into a new decade, here are the most popular Allwork.Space articles of 2019. There are a few surprises in ...

Biophilic design was hugely popular in 2019, and we’re set to see more plants entering the office in 2020. William Braid, MD of Plant Designs, offers five office plant trends ...

Biophilic design is having its moment in the workplace. Here’s how to choose the best plants for the office and where to put them.

Technology has led much of the young workforce to work around-the-clock which can lead to burnout, but taking a biophilic approach can help combat poor mental health.

Biophilic design can reduce stress and it can improve memory, creativity, and overall wellbeing. Here are 14 patterns to facilitate and inspire biophilia implementation.

As many people spend more time indoors, biophilic design initiatives have been working to ensure building occupants are maintaining good physical and mental health.

Biophilic design translates into a better workplace experience, but it’s not just about adding plants. From essential oils to your choice of wallpaper, here are five easy ways to embrace ...

Humans have an innate need to connect with nature. Now many workplaces are attempting to incorporate biophilia in order to boost productivity and well-being of employees.

More employers are taking the biophilic approach when designing offices. Introducing greenery into the workplace is proven to improve the overall health of employees.

If you're lacking a little horticultural know-how, this infographic shows which plants are best suited to low-maintenance workspaces.