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What Is Biophilic Design? Bringing Nature Into Your Home

Biophilic design explained in plain English — what it is, why it works, and practical ways to bring natural light, materials, and living elements into your home.

Nic DeMore
Nic DeMore9 min read
Natural wood materials and warm textures evoking the connection to nature central to biophilic design
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