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We all can love a good privacy booth

In today’s officescape we have redefined space and created open floor plans. The design, proponents say, is conducive to collaboration, creativity and a culture of openness. While the collaborative workplace environment may invite cooperation it is also known for disruptive office diversions and the need for privacy. Companies have responded by creating nooks, pods and privacy booths within their floorplans and plants have played a major role in delineating space and screening areas for added confidentiality.

Nature belongs in the built environment.

The built environment matters more today than ever before. With developers, office managers, and the hospitality industry exploring ways to entice people back into the office, knowing how to incorporate biophilic design into planning and design is crucial.

Adding nature to your next project has a wide variety of proven benefits. From the aesthetic to increased property value to improved productivity and wellness for employees, the benefits of nature add up to a clear win for companies, employees and customers.

And the benefits are real!
Recent studies have shown the benefits of incorporating plants and Biophiliac Design into the built environment:

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Office Space Design Trends to Boost Wellbeing

Interior Plant Trends | 2022

Indoor gardening is incredibly popular right now, and with good reason. It is scientifically proven that plants oxygenate the air, reduce anxiety and improve attentiveness. Whether you have converted your home into a leafy green interior or your New Year’s resolution has you aspiring to cultivate your green thumb, the list below is sure to inspire and get those green juices flowing.

Live Plants or Faux Plants? These days, it’s not an either/or situation

An update on the age old question: Live vs. Faux?

How can we improve upon nature? Live plants, more in vogue than ever, pair perfectly with seemingly any space- yet contemporary faux plants have come a very long way in recent times, and along with traditional silk flowers and plants, there are also options for preserved, dried, fabricated, even metal botanicals if you’re looking for something implied and more sculptural. Whether your space should feature live foliage or “fauxliage” comes down to your own personal needs and lifestyle. And don’t be surprised if the ideal solution is a combination of the two.

These pointers will help you to choose a plant suitable for your space:

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