It is scientifically proven that our innate connection with nature reduces stress, promotes clarity of mind and overall happiness.
Bringing elements of nature into our living space promotes a calm, restorative environment.
visual connection with nature
view into real elements of nature either directly or through a window
live plants actually help purify the air
adding live plants, embracing the natural light and fresh air
take advantage of enhancing your space by creating beautiful views outdoors
non-visual connection with nature
a positive connection with nature using senses other than sight
olfactory (smell)
opening windows to allow fresh air and real nature scents in
diffuse essential oils . . . they not only bring in scents from nature, they are exceptional for soothing mind, body and soul
create interior spaces to keep fragrant plantings, be it cut flowers or a kitchen herb garden
haptic (touch)
improve a deeper experience in our spaces through what you feel, touching on our skin, under foot and on our bodies
textural variations in flooring, moving from soft to hard surface and temperature contrasts - just like you might find walking along a forest floor
textural variations on doors and door handles, kitchen pulls and knobs - nature is so tactile
furniture and soft or hard furnishings depending on the desired effect, curtains, pillows and throws - a variety of engaging and intriguing textures
auditory (hearing)
refining acoustics in your space . . . take it a step further and introduce nature sounds
large leafy plants, such as a Monstera, can be place in a corner to absorb the sound bouncing off the two walls
the sound of water creates a very calming ambiance
placing plants by open windows will create movement in a breeze along with the subtle sound of rustling leaves.