The fastest-growing segment in interior design (around 7.8% CAGR through 2033) is not about adding plants: it is about designing light, air, material and rhythm so the body works better indoors.
Biophilic design starts from a simple, verifiable idea: the nervous system responds to daylight, organic texture, the sound of water and views out. When those inputs are designed on purpose, a space stops being beautiful and starts being restorative.
We treat biophilia as a technical layer of the project — circadian lighting, ventilation, low-emission materials, acoustics and planting with realistic maintenance — built into the same high-end interior design we always deliver.
Daylight study room by room and hour by hour, plus tunable artificial light: warm at dawn and dusk, neutral through active hours.
Solid timber with readable grain, natural stone, linen, wool, clay and lime. Materials that age well and that the hand reads as real.
Species chosen for available light and real maintenance, with irrigation solved on site. We prefer a few strong masses over many scattered pots.
Cross or mechanical ventilation with filtration, low-VOC materials and, where the project allows, audible water at the threshold between inside and out.
Openings composed for long views from where you actually sit, plus protected corners with a lower ceiling or a solid back for the feeling of shelter.
Calculated absorption so the house does not ring, with soft masking of urban noise.
The most used space in the home: light, acoustics and the relationship with the outside deliver the highest perceived return here.
Full blackout, stable temperature, natural textiles and no blue light. A biophilic bedroom is designed for sleep, not for the photograph.
Stone, steam, indirect light and silent ventilation. The bathroom is the room that comes closest to a spa without changing typology.
Terraces, courtyards and galleries: the threshold is where biophilic design is won or lost.
Measurement of daylight, sound levels, ventilation and existing materials, with a room-by-room report of opportunities.
Layout, furniture, lighting, natural material specification and joinery detailing, to the same standard as any project of ours.
Species, substrates, irrigation, support lighting and a realistic maintenance calendar so the project is still alive two years later.
Coordination of trades and control over the decisions that usually degrade the result: swapped luminaires, substituted materials and badly finished ventilation.
Fee ranges. We keep an hourly consulting format for those who only need judgement, and the full project for those going to site.
| Service | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Hourly biophilic consulting | 100 – 400 € / hour |
| Room-by-room diagnosis and plan | 200 – 500 € / room |
| Biophilic design package (whole home) | 1,500 – 9,000 € |
| Full project with site supervision | From 18,000 € |
No. Planting is one of six vectors, and not the decisive one. Light, air, acoustics and material weigh more in how you feel inside the space.
Yes. Indoors in the city we work with circadian artificial light, courtyards, natural material and acoustic control, which is exactly where urban wellbeing degrades.
Typically 5 to 15% over an equivalent project, concentrated in lighting, joinery and ventilation. Many biophilic decisions cost nothing if taken early.
Yes, through the consulting format: we rework light, textiles, planting and existing furniture and leave you a phased plan.
Tell us how you live the space and what tires you about it. In a thirty-minute call we can tell what needs construction and what does not.