The word ‘biophilia’ means ‘love to nature’ and it appeared for the first time in 1984. It’s logical that very trendy today biophilic design is incorporating nature with decor. It includes natural light, vegetation, natural materials, natural colors, natural shapes and animals. This idea to fuse design with natural elements is considered to have a lot of benefits to a person’s wellbeing. Want to know how to realize that? Here are some ideas.
The easiest ways for most homes to incorporate biophilic design is via vegetation, windows, skylights and the use of natural materials – wood, stone, marble and so on. The simplest ways to feel a strong connection with nature is to have a nice view of the outdoors. By opening the windows often you’re letting the sunshine in and you’ll also be able to feel gentle breeze which will wake you up and give you energy. Plants are also a great way to make your room seem cozier, and you don’t have to turn it into a jungle either: a couple of nice pots with cacti or fern will do the trick. Also, photos and wallpapers with natural patterns on them represent a symbolic connection to nature. You may go for trendy green walls, too, but they should be living ones.
a biophilic bathroom with a living wall in the shower space and a part of it outdoors for more connection to nature
a biophilic boho bedroom with potted plants, lots of natural light and natural textiles plus rugs
a biophilic dining space with plenty of natural wood in decor, some potted greenery and a large pompom rug that imitates moss
a biophilic home office with a greenery wall and potted plants hanging from above looks very fresh
a biophilic kitchen with a window for a view, natural wooden cabinets, stone countertops for a natural feel
a biophilic living room with a cutout ceiling and a real tree growing here, with a stone wall and a wooden floor
a biophilic living room with a double height glazed wall, potted trees and natural wood in its decor
a biophilic living room with glazed walls to maximize the views and natural light and a wooden ceiling and floor
a biophilic living room with lots of windows to maximize the views and light and some potted plants inside
a biophilic living room with plenty of natural light and potted greenery plus natural materials in furniture design
a biophilic living room with potted plants suspended over the sofa to the natural wooden wall
Using bath mats made of pebbles or real moss, towels made of organic cotton or bamboo, and placing a plant that loves warmth and humidity in the corner will completely transform the space. Go for textiles with natural designs and made of natural materials such as silk, cotton, or bamboo, and also use carpets or throw rugs made of wool. These are a bit more expensive items, but they’re also natural and better for your health. You could also try playing soothing sounds around bedtime to help you relax and fall asleep faster: sounds of running water, ocean waves, or frogs will make you feel like you’re sleeping outside while you’re actually in your comfy bed. Bring a natural feel to your home providing a biophilic design!
a biophilic space with a greenery wall, a rug that imitates moss and grass, potted plants for a fresh feel
a biophilic space with lots of greenery placed on the storage unit, a rug with natural prints and wooden furniture
a biophilic space with potted greenery and plants, with a tropical print wall and wooden furniture
a contemporary biophilic living room with a wooden plank wall with greenery incorporated and some potted plants
a contemporary biophilic space with large jars with growing greenery - such cool terrariums are a hot idea
a contemporary living room refreshed and enlivened with a real greenery wall that makes the space unique
a dining room with a wooden buffet and lots of potted plants all over to refresh the space
a minimalist biophilic space done in white, with many windows for natural light and potted plants all over
a natural tropical space with wooden furniture, potted plants and trees feels very biophilic and cool
a perfect biophilic home office with glazed walls that allow natural light and a cool woodland view at the same time
a super biophilic space with lots of greenery everywhere and natural fabrics for upholstery - this room looks like jungle
a traditional space done in a biophilic way, with lots of potted plants and a glass ceiling for much natural light and views
a truly biophilic bathroom done in neutrals and with a living wall and pebbles on the floor for a natural touch
refresh your space with potted plants making it more biophilic easily - anyone can do that