Sustainable design interior

Discover the transformative power of biophilic interior design ideas and how they can enhance wellness in your home. Learn how integrating natural elements like plants, wood, and natural light can create serene, health-promoting environments. Explore how biophilic design principles can be applied in various rooms, from living spaces to bedrooms and home offices, to create interiors that are not only beautiful but also beneficial for mental and physical well-being. Perfect for those looking…

A Balinese coffee journey in a biophilic design. The concept takes the function of a coffee house to the next level by including educational features that raise awareness of the coffee creating process and provides an environment strongly intertwined with nature. The forms, layout, landscape, interior were carefully designed to create harmony sustainably. #Landscapedesigncompetition

Sustainable materials have become increasingly important in the world of interior design as the need for environmentally friendly building materials that minimise their impact on the planet continues to grow. In the context of interior design, sustainable materials refer to those used for surfaces, such as flooring, walls, and surfaces. These materials play a significant

NORD Architects Copenhagen on Instagram: “The C02 neutral workplace No. 98 The use of cross laminated timber allows for a high degree of customization and flexibility in the office…”

A photorealistic depiction of a retail district designed by Foster and Partners, showcasing lush desert planting, sculptural benches, and canopies reminiscent of Anish Kapoor’s style. The scene includes people walking and sculptural water features, illuminated in warm light for added realism.

sited in frankfurt, UNStudio designs NION with recyclable, circular construction materials and a prefabricated, modular structure.

You've likely heard about Japandi, the design fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, but have you considered the role of greenery in this minimalist

As we continue to move toward the city and spend more time indoors, our day-to-day interaction with quality nature is shrinking. One contemporary concept to reverse this effect is biophilic design, a strategic approach to tap into—and harness—nature in the built environment.