New entry on our blog where we are going to talk about a new concept. It’s about Biophilia, the connection of the human being with natural environments. Definitely, the arrival of the pandemic has revealed a great need: reconnect with nature. And it has done it from our own homes.
In design terms, biophilia refers to a trend that makes people interact with natural environments. This concept, transferred to architecture and interior design, translates into shapes, materials and protagonism of plants. In this stage, it is played with neutral colors, ground tones and green hues. The idea is to create a set that defines spaces focused on health and well-being.
Biophilia is characterized by bringing elements of the natural world to living spaces, either personal and professional. Water, vegetation, natural light and use of natural materials are an essential part. Among the materials, we can highlight the stone, wood and natural fibers. In this sense, decorative textiles play an important role.
A trend based in natural and sustainable
Also is highlighted in this decorative stream the presence of artisan elements, made by hand. It is about valuing the rescue of tradition in the current context of modern design.
It is also called as biophilic design, this movement seeks to integrate nature in the rooms to project well-being and a better lifestyle. Interior plants, home gardens or green walls, are a faithful example of it. Without doubt, this decorative approach provides great benefits for health and mood.
In Manatex, we design personalized textile solutions for equipping different types of rooms. Homes and professional spaces are the object of our proposals, thanks above all to our personalized textile proposal. Our specialization in high quality fabrics for decoration, turns us into, in a clear benchmark in the sector.
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