In our digital, screen-driven society, it’s too easy to lose contact with the natural world. That’s why many eco-conscious individuals are making a concerted effort to bring nature back into the home, a practice known as biophilic design. Biophilic design infuses elements of nature into an indoor space to restore that earthy balance that so many …
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Traditional packaging materials are a significant contributor to landfills everywhere. With so many people ordering items online these days, the problem is only getting worse. Packaging is problematic because companies often overuse it. How many times have you opened up a large package only to discover the item was much smaller than the box it …
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“Humans don’t have a pollution problem, we have a design problem.” -William McDonough, author of The Upcycle and Cradle to Cradle Sustainable design is the future for consumers, creators, and the environment. Here is a roundup of my favorite books about sustainable design that look beautiful on a coffee table and also make great gifts! 10 Beautiful Books About …
Being conscious about your carbon footprint and the activities you’re doing to live a more eco-friendly life are steps in the right direction. This is true for both business owners and consumers. However, many companies, brands, and the media have started using green-living buzzwords to exaggerate reality, blurring the lines between what’s eco-friendly and what’s …
The word “biophilia” is an ancient Greek term used to describe a person’s love for nature. This passion has carried forward into home interior and exterior design. Coined as biophilic design, this unique art form uses natural elements to inspire nature in living spaces. I love having pieces of nature surround me, whether I’m in my home, exploring …
Climate change, now more than ever, is an incredibly pressing, stressful issue for the future of humanity. Recent surveys demonstrate this. 96% of Americans ages 27-45 reported worrying about the end of the quality of living as affected by climate change, and 60% experienced significant concerns about having children due to fears of climate catastrophe …
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