A guide to biophilic design

Keen to adapt your living and working spaces to improve the quality of life? Our biophilic design guide, carefully written by Dirk Wynants, the big boss at Extremis and head designer at DWDW, explains how and why to bring nature back indoors.

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After years of locking ourselves in clean and lifeless buildings, there is a growing need for design that reconnects us with nature: biophilic design.

This doesn't simply mean adding a plant or a picture of one in every building just because it looks pretty. There are numerous reasons and ways to connect with nature in the built environment.

This extensive guide explains what biophilic design is, why we need it so badly and how you can integrate it in your everyday life.

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It’s not just decoration: biophilic design is a competitive advantage.

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After reading this guide to biophilic design you will:

  • Understand what biophilic design is and why we all need it
  • Be able to identify the patterns of biophilia
  • Know how to make the right intervention in the right place
  • Be inspired by furniture that is biophilic on multiple levels

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