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How to use Preserved Moss for Branding and Signage

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There is something extremely charming about Moss when used within interior designs. With its velvety texture, pleasing green hue, and calming vibe, Moss can inject life and comfort into any setting. With the widespread adoption of Preserved Moss, it is very easy to create artsy Moss elements and turn any lifeless space into a thriving and beautiful experience. One popular way of using Preserved Moss is for branding and signage – a great way to make your corporate identity more prominent and fun. The best part about it is that such displays stand out amongst the crowd and do not […]

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Urban spaces have become concrete and glass jungles. Whether you are a nature lover or not, every city dweller seeks a soothing, lush garden where one can unwind after a long, tiring day. However, this remains a distant wish since most of the cities are packed with no room whatsoever for a serene garden. This is where building’s terrace comes into picture. A perfect place to create a refreshing, private retreat, rooftop terrace gardens not only bring beauty and serenity but attracts rich wildlife and help in maintaining cooler temperature. With a few design tricks, you can create your own […]

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People have always turned to nature to bring tranquility to their spaces, and benefit from it as a means for stress reduction. We have always known that our health and well-being are impacted by our environment and the presence of nature has contributed towards opportunities for mental restoration. Biophilic learning spaces that incorporate nature aid in mental restoration, during which the high–level cognitive functions of students can recharge. This ensures a greater ability to perform focused tasks as compared to students with fatigued cognitive resources. Biophilic Designs and Classrooms or Biophilic Learning Spaces A study named ‘The Impact of Biophilic […]

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Nature has always played a big role in the healing process. Japanese Zen gardens, monastic or cloister gardens of the past created a soothing environment and provided great respite for patients. Nature-health relationship has been studied to a great extent and biophilic design patterns have shown to provide opportunities for mental restoration and overall well-being. Empirical studies have shown that experiences with the natural environment provide greater emotional restoration, with lower instances of anxiety, anger, fatigue, tension, and confusion than urban environments with a limited presence of nature. Cultural Change in Hospital Designs Research carried out by Ulrich and others […]

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Few things look as charming as sprawling walls of greenery on buildings. Vertical gardens don’t just perform on an aesthetic level – they also help in improving the quality of life in urban environments. Apart from making urban areas more beautiful, vertical gardens help in energy savings, stormwater control, biodiversity support, and more. But a lesser known aspect of these gardens is the role they play in noise attenuation. The design, plants grown, and more aspects of vertical gardens all play a crucial role in affecting sound insulation properties of a building. Why vertical gardens for sound barriers for buildings? […]

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The pandemic forced everyone to work from home, and after almost two years it has taken a toll on the mental and physical health of professionals across the world. Now, as some are returning to their workspaces, there is still a large percentage of the workforce for whom working from home might become a permanent thing. Locked indoors with limited access to nature is one of the biggest complaints of work-from-home professionals. This is causing mental health issues for a large number of professionals as they struggle with anxiety or depression. ‘Biophilic lighting’ has evolved as an impactful way of […]

Multisensory Approach: Architectural Design for Social, Cognitive and Emotional Development

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Picture this – you walk into a room with a mega water feature in the center and beautiful greenery all around. You can smell flowers and the sweet scent of plants along with a feeling of wonderful tranquillity in the air. The sound of water relaxes you further and the greenery soothes your anxiety and stress. Your eyes then wander around the fabrics used in the room which feel smooth and polished. This is a multisensory design approach that is created to appeal to not just your eyes, but other non-visual senses including hearing, smell, touch, and even taste. Architectural […]

Bringing Nature into Interior Design

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Over the last few years, interior design that is good for the environment, as well as the people who live in it, has taken center stage. These spaces are designed to improve health, wellness, comfort, and the overall style of the setting. They consider the physical, mental, and emotional needs of the people who live in them. Nature is a big part of creating such interior designs. For centuries, humans have been attracted to natural elements because of their ability to bring calm, organic appeal, serenity, and a welcoming feel into space. The idea of biophilia that humans possess an […]

Focal Point: An Important Element in Branding

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When it comes to graphic design, interior design, or art forms, the focal point is clearly defined as the aspect which catches your eye. One of the most fundamental elements in any design, focal point is the point of emphasis which draws the attention first and the rest of the design is built around it. Focal point in branding is somewhat similar. Focal point in branding is the emotion that the consumer feels connecting to your brand. It is a known fact that people react better to the emotional aspects of an ad as compared to other parts such as […]

An Architect’s Guide to Green Walls

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There’s something incredibly charming and heart-warming about the sight of lush greenery hugging the walls of a building. They don’t just make the building interesting and striking, but these earth-friendly elements bring so much functionality and value to the space. Green walls or living walls are panels of plants that are grown vertically on free-standing structures or building walls and have now become a must-have architectural feature in buildings, especially commercial spaces. Stanley Hart White, an American professor of landscape architecture first patented the idea of living walls back in 1938, but it is French botanist Patrick Blanc who is […]

Rock Garden Ideas to Elevate Your Outdoor Space

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There are very few elements that can add texture, drama, and intrigue to any outdoor space more than rock gardens. From defining pathways to upgrading the aesthetics of your garden with their depth and charm, or by introducing a unique rustic appeal to the setting bringing an unmatched serenity and modern appeal to space, rock gardens can do it all. They bring a wonderfully captivating look to the outdoor space & are incredibly popular. They can also bring a variety to the landscape and are easy to maintain. If you are looking for rock garden ideas to elevate your outdoor […]

Design for Wellness – Evoking the Beauty of Nature

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Whether it is a commercial space or residential area, architects and designers are increasingly looking at ways to create spaces that are good for the physical and mental health of everyone who uses it. Designing a space that boosts the well-being of people, that calms, and encourages relaxation and rejuvenation is absolutely essential in today’s world where everyone is overworked and overstimulated. We need to rethink our spaces to create de-stress zones and bring some tranquility to our lives. Nature plays a big role when it comes to designing for wellness. The healing power of nature cannot be understated and […]

The Economics of Biophilia

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Over the last few years, well-being has become a crucial aspect of contemporary office designs. What was once viewed as a luxury is now an essential part of a workspace. Functionality and comfort have taken precedence and modern workplaces now have biophilic design at their heart. A scientific field of research about the human connection to nature, Biophilia examines how incorporating nature into built environments can improve health and well-being of humans. But does it really work? How much does it cost to create a biophilic interior design? What does the economics of biophilia look like and does it provide […]

Green Walls and Effective Acoustic Insulation

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From improving the visual appeal of a building to creating a more calming and soothing indoor environment to improving the quality of life in the building environment, green walls can do it all. Their role in improving air quality and reducing energy costs for heating and cooling buildings has been well documented. However, green walls and noise attenuation is something that needs to be talked about more. Despite the fact that green walls offer numerous benefits to a building in terms of efficiency, beauty, and sustainability, more studies need to be conducted on exploring their acoustic insulation. The limited studies […]

What is the Future of Sustainable Architecture?

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If you look at the building around you, you’ll find that most of them are extremely energy-dependent and contribute intensively towards greenhouse gas emissions. Chances are high that these structures were constructed using non-biodegradable materials which has severely impacted the environment. According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Sustainable Buildings and Climate Initiative (SBCI) (UNEP SBCI, 2010), the building sector alone is responsible for 40% of the annual energy consumption and 30% of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. This has put immense stress on the environment over the years which means that now is the time for sustainable architecture. But […]

Design Principles for Social Distancing

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It will be a big understatement to say that the coronavirus pandemic has completely flipped the world, our society, and our habits. What was once society and culture that celebrated wandering, carefree exploration and social interaction has now been reduced to regulation of movements and strict social distancing at work. So, how do you design spaces for a society that is stuck indoors? What are the design principles for a world that is observing social distancing? How do we create design solutions that cater to the needs of people during the pandemic and have a positive impact on our changed […]

How to Create Art with Moss

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There are very few garden elements that are as soothing and comforting as Moss. This mysterious natural element brings such delightful color and texture to any landscape. No wonder Moss has found a place in our interior design in more forms than one over the last few years. Emerging from Moss, Moss Art is now a trend. Moss Art in décor conjures up feelings of calm, mystery, and nurture. Although it might sound difficult to create, it really is quite easy to make. All you need is some Preserved Moss, glue, and a substrate. Oh, and some creativity wouldn’t go […]

Focal Point: An Important Element in Any Design

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From interior design to painting to photography, you will often hear the term ‘focal point’ in these discussions. But what exactly is a focal point? What is the purpose of a focal point? How do you create a focal point in a design? And how does it help the design? These are just a few questions we get from our clients while working on their commercial space design. We talked to our team of architects and designers about all things focal points and below we have summarized the learnings. Focal point is the most important aspect in a design that […]

17 Beautiful Moss Wall Ideas

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Moss maybe millions of years old, but this captivating and mysterious design plant is still going strong in interior designs. Artists, architects, and designers are experimenting with this versatile plant to craft unique and creative designs. Incredibly artsy and decorative, Moss can be used to create Moss walls in various forms and styles that will give you a lively and inventive design scheme. Apart from creating a beautifully calming and uplifting indoor environment, you can create Moss walls that will give you a highly picturesque setting. Below are 17 absolutely stunning moss wall ideas that will instantly elevate the look […]

Increasing Energy Efficiency: Commercial Green Walls

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Green walls offer an excellent way to not just create an inviting environment for brands, but they go a long way in improving employee productivity and concentration levels and energy cost reduction. Apart from enhancing the look and feel of a property, living walls help in improving the air quality and make a striking statement in the space. In the last few years, there has been a shift in consumption choices where consumers are increasingly considering businesses who are committed to sustainability and there is no better way to show your commitment towards the environment and its well-being than a […]

How to Install Artificial Boxwood Panels Indoors

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From hiding flaws in walls to masking unsightly views, artificial boxwood panels can do it all in style. They have the ability to breathe a refreshing and lively feel in any indoor space in no time. And the best part about these artificial foliage panels is that they provide a hassle-free, fantastic, year-round green cover in the setting and are absolutely easy to install. If you’re planning to introduce some artificial boxwood on your commercial property and are looking for help to install them, then fret not. Here’s how to go about it. Installing Artificial Boxwood Panels Indoors Plantscape Commercial […]

Moss Walls Bring The Outside In

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There are very few design plants that can match the comforting and calming influence of Moss. One of the oldest design plants around, Moss inspires coolness, tranquility, and plenty of elegance. And this is what makes Moss walls highly prized design assets in any commercial project. Along with introducing a powerful dose of rich and refreshing appeal to the setting, Moss walls bring the outside in and plenty of drama to space. These are striking biophilic design elements that integrate natural materials, colors, and forms into the architecture and offer wellness benefits to everyone using the space. A soothing, natural […]

23 Best Artificial Plants for 2021

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If you’re blessed with a black thumb and are confident of your skills to kill even a succulent, then artificial plants are perfect for you. And let us assure you that you’re not alone. Even those with a green thumb are opting for artificial plants because of their incredible appeal and maintenance-free aspect. From apartment dwellers to condo owners, office spaces to homeowners, people are turning to faux plants to bring a touch of natural color along with a soothing feel to their design scheme. Over the years, artificial plants have become highly realistic and with thousands of varieties to […]

Your Questions About Moss Walls Answered

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No matter what business you’re in, Moss walls will make a perfect and uplifting addition to your space. In fact, the sense of calm, comfort, and coolness that these green walls evoke is second to none. They don’t just make for a dramatic viewing, but Moss walls have a certain elegance and timeless appeal that make your commercial project so much more enjoyable and soothing. Despite being extremely popular, there remain questions about these stunning design elements. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we get about moss walls. What is a Moss Wall? Moss walls […]

Interior Design Trend: Artificial Hedge Walls

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Walls covered with greenery, either in the form of individual planters or foliage mats and panels, are absolute masterpieces. They’re like artwork, making people happier and having an uplifting and calming effect on the overall space. Green walls with artificial foliage are not just attractive and eye-catching but can increase creativity in a workspace. Commercial spaces are increasingly turning to artificial green walls to enhance their space and make a grand statement by creating an appealing and soothing environment. They’re equally impressive in appearance as their real counterpart and require no regular maintenance. When it comes to commercial projects, artificial […]

Biophilic Design: The Architecture of Life

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Our cities and suburbs, our neighborhoods, our schools and colleges, our workspaces, everything has been urbanized to a great extent. They have been designed in a way that has further steered us away from nature instead of bringing us closer to it. Humans need nature in a deep and fundamental way since our body, mind, and senses evolved in a bio-centric world and not in an artificial or invented one. This is why biophilic design is so important. By weaving nature, natural elements, and materials in the places where we live, work, learn and heal, the biophilic design aims to […]

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