Biophilic Design for Plant Parents: Indoor Plants for Wellness at Work: Best of Growing Joy Replay

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Biophilic Design for Plant Parents: Indoor Plants for Wellness at Work: Best of Growing Joy Replay

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Hands down, without a doubt, incorporating indoor plants into my office has been the single best thing I’ve done for my mental health during the workday. And at this point, plant friends, if you or someone you love is working without plants in the workplace, we need to talk.Because this is not just about aesthetics.This is about biophilic design and workplace wellness. It is about the science that proves how plants and productivity are connected. Study after study shows that having office plants can reduce stress, increase focus, support creativity, and help regulate mood. Bringing nature indoors is not a trend. It is a practical, research-backed way to support your well-being while you work.We are more screen addicted than ever. Most of us spend the majority of our day indoors, in offices or at home, staring at computers. That constant directed attention leads to fatigue.So I’m bringing back an episode from the archives of Growing Joy Best Of series, recorded during the pandemic when many of us were redesigning our work-from-home spaces. And it feels even more relevant now. Creating a workspace filled with indoor plants for office wellness is one of the simplest ways to practice home-based wellness and bring small moments of calm into your day.Most of the world spends the majority of their life at work. So in today’s episode, I’m sharing the science behind biophilic design, the connection between plants and productivity, and simple strategies to help plant parents and plant lovers transform their workspace into something that feels energizing, restorative, and joy-filled. In this episode, we learn:[02:07] Why Bloom and Grow Radio is doing an episode on #plantywfh spaces[04:39] Check out Maria’s Planty WFH space tour[05:03] What to expect from this episode on work from home setups and biophilic design[06:50] The AMAZING and unbelievable benefits of engaging with plants and biophilic design, according to 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design[07:27] What is biophilia, the idea behind it, and the important figures behind this wonderful hypothesis[09:24] The psychological role of plants in our creativity[10:09] How being around nature and scenery affects patient recovery, as studied by Dr. Ulrich in 1972 to 1981[11:13] A review of direct versus involuntary attention based on studies by Stephen R. Kellert and Rachel Kaplan[13:41] Biophilic Pattern #1: Visual Connection with Nature[13:54] Planty WFH Tip #1: Put your desk near a window[14:15] Planty WFH Tip #2: Put plants within the eyeline of your desk[14:33] Planty WFH Tip #3: Have a green wall in your office[14:56] Planty WFH Tip #4: If you can’t have real plants, pictures of plants will do![15:09] Biophilic Pattern #2: Non-Visual Connection with Nature[15:26] Planty WFH Tip #5: Play nature sounds like the one-square inch forest silence in the Olympic National Park, bird songs, or waves[16:36] Planty WFH Tip #6: Have different plant scents nearby, or you can use a diffuser like Maria!)[16:53] Biophilic Pattern #3: Non-Rhythmic Sensory Stimuli[17:09] Planty WFH Tip #7: Set up bird feeders or pollinator-attracting plants, or take care of rare-blooming plants for a nice surprise[17:39] Biophilic Pattern #4: Thermal and Air Flow Variability[17:59] Biophilic Pattern #5: Presence of Water[18:07] Planty WFH Tip #8: It’s your humidifier’s time to shine! Maybe a tiny fancy plug-in fountain?[18:40] Biophilic Pattern #6: Dynamic and Diffuse Light[18:52] Planty WFH Tip #9: Install a grow light with a timer, and have a more sustainable work hours setup![19:12] Planty WFH Tip #10: Reduce your blue light intake and light candles after a long day of work[19:33] Biophilic Pattern #7: Connection with Natural Systems[19:47] Biophilic Pattern #8: Biomorphic Forms and Patterns[19:56] Did you know there are interesting and precise angles in nature?[20:35] Biophilic Pattern #9: Material Connection with Nature[21:07] Planty WFH Tip #11: Add accents in your home office like wood grains, fossil textures, and bamboo rattans[21:30] Planty WFH Tip #12: Try a natural color palette of greens and browns[21:50] How Maria and Billy managed their storage during their move[24:52] Biophilic Pattern #10: Prospect[25:04] Why it’s important to change the focus of your eyes every once in a while[25:18] Biophilic Pattern #11: Refuge[25:19] Why Maria recommends a planty screen-free space[26:10] Biophilic Patterns #12: Mystery and #13: Risk and Peril[26:20] The biggest rule of thumb of biophilic designs for Maria[27:06] If you can’t have real plants, download the Bloom and Grow Radio’s free and gorgeous watercolor of prickly pear cactus in various states of bloom![28:03] Planty WFH Tip #13: Envelop your space in plants (if you can!)[28:32] Maria’s planty WFH tips and ideas based on her own WFH setup[30:04] The best plants for low-light home offices[31:13] Are you blessed with a high-light office situation? Maria recommends these plants that love abundant light[31:36] Planty WFH ...

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