Desert Calm – Earthy, Minimal, Grounded Inspired by sun-baked landscapes, this look blends terracotta, soft linen, clay textures, and driftwood tones. It’s perfect for those craving warmth and simplicity.

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Biophilic design isn't just about bringing the outside in—it's about creating harmony between texture, tone, and story.

Cool, Calming, Tactile
A quiet study in contrast—cool greens + blues, soft textures, warm woods, and a touch of gold.
Discover the calming elegance of Sea Glass & Velvet Greens. This tropical-inspired mood board blends soft greens, velvet textures, brushed brass, and warm wood. Get the full look + styling tips on the blog!
Biophilic design isn't just about bringing the outside in—it's about creating harmony between texture, tone, and story.

Here are 5 tips to help you in your journey of curating the overall aesthetic and functionality of your space.

Overview:

Take Your Time, Don’t Rush the Process

Take your time, gather inspiration, invest in quality pieces, and gradually curate a home you love.

Stop Chasing Trends

Instead, aim to curate a space with all the things you love whether it's “IN” or “OUT”

Functionality First

Aesthetics is important but functionality is a MUST!

Make sure your furniture and layout allow for easy movement and serve the practical needs of your daily life.

Pay Attention to Lighting

Lighting plays a pivotal role in how you feel in a space. It sets the mood, functionality, and overall ambiance of the space

Color Balance Is Important:

While mixing different textures, patterns, and colors can be exciting, it's important to maintain a sense of balance.