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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 […]

Palm Trees: A Brief History of the Palm

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The history of Palm trees and people can be traced back to early civilizations when Palms were grown in Mesopotamia over 5000 years ago. Known for providing high fuel fruit, shade from the desert sun, and the material for constructing tools, the Date Palm is often credited for playing a significant role in the proliferation of the human population. In Roman times, the Palm branch was a symbol of triumph and victory, and its fronds were awarded to champions and war heroes. It was even an ancient Roman unit of measurement. Not long thereafter, the Palm was given its own […]

Trade Show Booth Designers Turning to Artificial Plants and Trees

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Trade show designers and exhibitors have turned to artificial plants and trees recently, sprucing up (no pun intended) their booths while streamlining logistics. It makes sense: you put countless hours into the design, ship it out, set it up, wear out your shoes and jaw standing and talking for three days, pack it up, and send it off to the next one. You better be efficient, and you better have a design that stands out from your competitors’ next door. Silk Tree Booth Design A few benefits of going silk: Staying fresh. For booths that move from show to show, […]

10 Awesome Benefits of Artificial Palm Trees

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When you hear the words ‘palm trees,’ the one thought that probably crosses your mind is a beautiful coastal or tropical place with clear blue skies and bright sunshine. However, did you know that besides being found in your favorite vacation spot, palm trees also have a significant number of benefits to them, Surprised? But it’s true. Installing fake palm trees in the surroundings are beneficial for a plethora of reasons. Although most people are unaware of these excellent benefits, they do in reality exist and can be a real delight. Today we will discuss the various benefits of palm […]

Holiday Office Decorating Ideas with Faux Birch Logs, Barks, Branches

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Faux birch logs, faux birch bark, and faux birch branches make for excellent decorative touches, especially during the holidays when birch ornamentation is so popular. Since faux birch materials are generally made from silk, they can be re-used year after year, resulting in a dependable, long-term supply of decorations that stimulate holiday cheer. Faux Birch Bark Description Birch trees are characterized by their thin, white bark. The bark is always marked with long, horizontal lenticels, or patterns on the bark that allow gas exchange from the tree to the air. All Birch trees are slender, and the bark remains the […]

Varieties of Artificial Decorative Pine Trees

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Pine is one of the most widely used genus of plants commercially and this detailed report highlights features & characteristics of the pine including common names, description, geography, uses, and types of artificial pine. Common Name: Pine Additional Pine Names: Long Needle, Rocky Mountain, Scotch, White, Red, Long Leaf, Short Leaf or Yellow, Norway, Jack, Lodgepole, Foxtail, Pinons, Loblolly, Cuban or Slash Pine Description The genus Pine belongs in the family Pinaceae. There are about 115 different species of Pines. The majority of pines reach an average of 15 to 45 m tall (50’ to 150’). Pines are long-lived, typically […]

DECORATIVE FAUX ORANGE TREES & FAKE LEMON TREES

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DECORATIVE FAUX ORANGE TREES & FAKE LEMON TREES Artificial citrus trees, such as fake lemon and orange trees add a lively and colorful vibe to any commercial environment. Citrus trees are an impressive indoor display, but live trees are harder to tend to and have many additional care factors. Faux citrus trees allow for these displays to be available all year long without the extra costs and maintenance that comes with taking care of a live tree. They’re also more customizable than live trees and can be altered to fit any indoor or outdoor space. FAUX CITRUS TREES Citrus trees […]

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How to use Preserved Moss for Branding and Signage

Create a Lush Rooftop Terrace with These 7 Design Tricks

Biophilic Theory and Its Impacts on Learning Spaces and Student Success

Applying the Benefits of Biophilic Theory to Hospital Design

Vertical Gardens Show Promise as Sound Barriers for Buildings

Could Biophilic Lighting be the Answer to Work-From-Home Health?