Three ways to incorporate biophilic design into your space

These tips can help reduce stress and improve focus Biophilic design The Outdoors Issue

Add indoor plants

Contact with nature improves our focus, and indoor plants have been shown to increase productivity Biophilic design The Outdoors Issue

Hang photos of natural landscapes

Even things that mimic nature can induce physiological relaxation Biophilic design The Outdoors Issue

Play nature sounds

Biophilic design The Outdoors Issue Sounds of nature activate our rest-and-digest mode, which creates feelings of calm and relaxation

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