Moss Walls vs. Living Walls: Which Is Right for Your Commercial Space?
/Which is best for your space? Preserved moss walls or living plant walls?
Read MoreReconnect with nature. Planthropy’s projects, research and findings on biophilic design including moss walls, living walls and interior plantscape design.
Which is best for your space? Preserved moss walls or living plant walls?
Read MoreWe’ve all spent an unspeakable amount of time gushing over the lush interiors of Urban Jungle Bloggers, showcasing plant lovers filling their homes with green life. Our knee-jerk reaction is to rush off to the nearest nursery and get our jungle started!
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Read MoreDo you have a space in your home that needs just a little more pizazz? Our forest fragments are the perfect way to add a touch of green beauty to your space.
We are crazy about adding elements of nature to every part of our lives through Biophlic Design. We know it’s not always feasible to have a full living wall or moss wall in your home, but Forest Fragments offer the perfect addition!
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Read Morenterior design trends come and go (good riddance to puke green shag carpets) but biophilic design is one that isn't going anywhere.
Since research favors having plants in our indoor environment, living walls and moss walls are being requested more and more. More studies and research are being done on biophilia, resulting in technological advances to install more innovative designs like these self-sustaining moss walls.
As a result, interior designers and architects are incorporating biophilic design into their spaces. Considering that along with the ever-growing popularity of people adding urban jungles to their homes, biophilic design isn’t going anywhere.
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Read MoreSitting in your office day after day with stark white and gray walls and no access to windows puts a damper on your mood.
With the increase in urbanization, we are spending more and more time indoors, mostly at work. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 89% of full-time workers average 8.5 hours of work on any given weekday – that’s a whole lot of time indoors!
Biophilic design can help improve employee work quality, the well being of employees, and can enhance the overall aesthetic of an office environment.
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