As the world focuses more on time spent at home, there’s been a significant revival of Biophilic Design – a design inspired by nature. Some studies even show that directly accessing nature can alleviate feelings of stress. This can be as easy as owning a house plant or as intricate as building nature-inspired shapes into your home’s infrastructure. Either way, there is a strong belief that they are happier when humans directly connect to nature.

“Biophilia” was coined by American biologist and researcher Edward O. Wilson. He describes biophilia as an affiliation or attraction to nature and natural processes. Biophilic design principles have several aspects. But essentially consist of bringing nature into the space or creating natural analogs to get the features of nature into an area, offering multi-sensory interactions.

Basically, people feel better when they have access to nature.

“Getting to know Dr. Schulte’s passion for healthy living led to incorporating a living moss wall into the heart of her new space. The fluid design, incorporating different textures and types of green moss with warm wood tones, all lends itself to your peaceful experience within the area. The Schulte Wellness building is nestled into a serine property, offering privacy and seclusion within a growing community. Large windows throughout the building offer views of nature from within, helping to keep stress levels low so you can focus on your wellness.”